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April 1, 2020

• California’s truffle industry could be poised for growth if top hunter helps find path
• 49ers mailbag: Why not restructure Dee Ford’s contract? Is WR Jerry Jeudy realistic?
• Helicopter rescues teen stranded on cliff near California lighthouse, video shows
• Health care standard bearer tells hospitals to let staff bring own face masks, use as desired
• See where California inmates are winning early release because of coronavirus fears
• Northern California police officer dies from coronavirus, department says
• See fittingly larger-than-life mansion of Lee Iacocca, executive portrayed in ‘Ford v. Ferrari
• Legislature’s session remains ‘fluid’ + It’s Census Day in America + Drive-by protest
• Twin Rivers school district is distributing laptops to students for distance learning
• Berkeley Farms is closing after 110 years and 315 people will lose jobs, company says
• There is help for Californians facing unemployment. Here’s where to find it
• Sacramento police locate missing 79-year-old woman with Alzheimer’s
• Harrison Barnes representing Kings in NBA 2K20 tournament for coronavirus relief
• Sacramento Bee wins multiple top honors in CNPA 2019 journalism awards
• Shutdown drives California unemployment to Great Recession levels in barely a month
• To protect public safety during coronavirus, let government employees work from home
• Elk Grove playgrounds and parks to close indefinitely, except for ‘passive recreation’
• Measuring per-capita rates of infection and death for coronavirus among Sacramento-area cities
• Nearly 200 rolls of toilet paper found inside a stolen SUV, California police say
• Coronavirus will keep California schools closed through academic year but learning will go on
• Sacramento library launches fraud lawsuit against foundation that raises funds for it
• Despite coronavirus lockdown, horses were still racing at Sacramento’s Cal Expo. Until now
• Coronavirus is now the third leading cause of death in the US, doctor says
• Here’s what to do if you see price gouging in Sacramento area amid coronavirus crisis
• To avoid coronavirus, Sacramento homeless take drastic measure: moving into a vacant home
• Coronavirus hits older people the hardest. How did these seniors survive it?
• When it comes to washing your hands, there’s a pretty big gender divide, study finds
• PG&E thought it had a deal with California wildfire victims. Then came the coronavirus
• Will coronavirus stimulus checks help? This California city has some experience
• This Walt Disney ‘Technicolor Dream House’ in Palm Springs is for sale at $1.095 million
• U.S. now has 200,000 confirmed coronavirus cases, doubling the total in just days
• Health alert: One-third of coronavirus cases in Sacramento County are connected to churches
• Coronavirus updates: More than 200 dead in California, including 9 in Sacramento County
• Watch: Mayor Steinberg on the latest coronavirus help and directions in Sacramento
• Gary Gerould, voice of the Kings, copes with the loss of a daughter and real heartbreak
• Watch: California Gov. Gavin Newsom gives coronavirus update
• Coronavirus fears spawn war of words, demands for inmate releases from Sacramento jail
• New California coronavirus guidance: Masks might help, but no substitute for staying home
• Trump praises California for its coronavirus curve. Newsom holds his breath
• California is already planning for escalating coronavirus infections in June ‘Phase 2’