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March 31, 2020

• Watch: Frequently asked questions on reopening the Sacramento, California economy
• Burning Man’s main ticket sale and registration postponed due to coronavirus concerns
• Sacramento food blogger Tatyana Nesteruk shines a light on Eastern Europe in cookbook
• Here are some cheery ways to fill an Easter basket (and don’t skip on the sweets)
• Send us videos of your life during coronavirus, funny or poignant. We’ll share them
• California granting early release to 3,500 inmates, says no order needed to force more over virus
• Dad lied about coronavirus symptoms to visit wife in delivery room, NY hospital says
• Armed carjacking suspect surrenders after three-hour standoff in Oak Park
• Yolo County extend school closures in Davis, Winters, Woodland, West Sac until May 1
• This ‘chic’ Carmel Valley hacienda comes with grove that produces artisan olive oil
• Look inside a ‘sophisticated’ 2,000-foot drug tunnel below US-Mexico border
• Can you sell your California home during the coronavirus shutdown? Here’s the latest advice
• Sacramento Superior Court extends closure to slow spread of the coronavirus
• Coronavirus updates: 154 dead in California, 8 in Sacramento County and NorCal police officer
• ‘A war against everyone.’ What to know about young people who have died from COVID-19
• Tesla offers free ventilators to hospitals in desperate need from coronavirus, Musk says
• Hospitals accused of firing health workers who speak on COVID-19 equipment shortages
• Folsom park amenities closed to slow coronavirus. Too many gathered there, city says
• See where COVID-19 could overrun hospitals — if California doesn’t add beds or slow spread
• Authorities search for inmate firefighter who walked away from CDCR camp in Del Norte County
• Suspect arrested in south Sacramento grocery store, bank robberies, police say
• What do you want to know about the coronavirus pandemic in Sacramento? Ask your questions here
• California companies can get $10 million loans from new coronavirus law. Here’s how
• What’s that howling? Nightly cheering seeks to spread positivity amid lockdowns
• Staffing hospitals + COVID-19 and farm workers + Advocating relief for prisoners
• ‘There’s some Corona for you.’ Woman spits on cop after crash, Colorado police say
• Mother and grandma arrested after infant suffers possible overdose, Auburn police say
• IRS slow to tell taxpayers how to get stimulus checks: People ‘need these payments ASAP’
• A stranger’s small act of kindness provides ray of light in dark days of coronavirus
• Sacramento man killed in random road rage shooting in early March, Sunnyvale police say
• Going green: Teenage bikers take aim at cross-country ride to spread the word
• More companies are furloughing employees. How is it different from getting laid off?
• Zoom hackers use porn and racist messages to cut in on video conference calls
• Stay-at-home orders to fight coronavirus are protected by the U.S. Constitution
• CNN host Chris Cuomo tests positive for coronavirus — but he’ll keep doing his show
• Salvation Army thrift stores closed amid coronavirus, but still accepting donations
• Trump eases pollution rules for cars, setting up showdown with California
• Gavin Newsom on California coronavirus numbers: 1.6 million file for unemployment, 657 in ICUs
• After 3 lawsuits, California prisons agree to offer light duty to pregnant guards
• The best moment from each month of the season so far for the Sacramento Kings
• California lottery jackpots could be less than advertised in a coronavirus slump