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April 2, 2020

• Rotting masks, busted ventilators in U.S. stockpile sent to states fighting coronavirus
• Deemed ‘essential,’ Sacramento golf courses remain open - and crowded - during coronavirus
• Two officers injured in Sacramento hit-and-run crash involving patrol car, CHP says
• Do you have extra gloves, masks, sanitizer? You can donate them to healthcare workers
• Roseville police use cameras and tech to find man suspected of occupied home burglary
• Save Mart adding extra grocery shopping hours for first responders during coronavirus
• ‘Matter of life and death’: Judges implored to order California inmate releases
• There was no March Miracle: California’s dry winter continues, Sierra snow survey shows
• A 6-week-old dies of coronavirus in US. Here’s what we know about babies and COVID-19
• Learning to sew for a good cause: Sacramento-area students making masks for hospitals
• Get a close-up look at the drive-up coronavirus testing offered in this rural community
• Fighting boredom, parents and kids go teddy bear spotting and work with sidewalk chalk
• See how California’s COVID-19 death curve is projected to look, compared to other large states
• What does the stimulus package mean for student loans during the coronavirus pandemic?
• Can you catch coronavirus from someone talking to you? Experts say it’s possible
• Amazon to give warehouse workers masks and check temperatures after employee walkouts
• Amazon restricts face mask sales solely to hospitals, government agencies
• Here’s who qualifies for paid sick leave under new coronavirus guidelines
• Newsom announces agreement between teachers and school officials amid closures
• Medical employees say they’re getting COVID-19 on the job. Here’s why hospitals push back
• ‘Please, please, please step up:’ Union, employer make joint appeal to Trump on face masks
• Leave your reusable grocery bag at home in coronavirus pandemic, markets tell customers
• Gavin Newsom issues a moratorium on water utility shutoffs during the coronavirus emergency
• Sacramento transit riders must enter buses through rear doors to slow coronavirus
• Sports are on hiatus, but not the NFL Draft. Expect the 49ers to catch a prime talent
• Checking in with Sacramento Kings mascot Slamson, who’s now dominating NBA 2K games
• A descendant of slaves who served in World War II gets his diploma – 77 years later
• Mom saves 5-year-old bitten by coyote on family hike at California park, officials say
• Census matters amid coronavirus + Asian American discrimination complaints: Your AAPI Newsletter
• Bogus coronavirus ‘cure’ with peroxide and prayer leads to smuggler’s arrest, ICE says
• Vegas resorts book for as early as May 1, when coronavirus closures are slated to end
• Can psychedelic therapy reduce the mental health impacts of the coronavirus pandemic?
• Rapper Tekashi69 given early release from prison due to coronavirus pandemic
• Gaps in California eviction ban + Newsom reveals ‘Phase 2’ numbers + Protecting back wages
• Three key areas that could define the 49ers’ success (or failure) in 2020
• Gunshots fired in Sacramento neighborhood, but no victims were found, police say
• Central Valley farmworkers feed the world. Their employers need to prioritize their health
• Three big Democratic clashes loom in California
• Coronavirus updates: Mass unemployment claims as California passes 11,000 infected
• Former real estate CEO Michael Lyon back in Sacramento County Jail on drug charges
• 71 infected with coronavirus at Sacramento church. Congregation tells county ‘leave us alone’
• California senior-home inspectors now using Zoom, Skype to limit coronavirus exposure
• ‘You can’t move and you can’t stay’: Top Democrats say COVID renter protections won’t work
• Coronavirus relief law gives California state workers with children 12 weeks paid leave
• Confirmed: Former Kings coach George Karl trolls team with April Fools’ Day prank
• El Dorado County schools announce closures through the end of school year
• Family first: Inderkum football coach Terry Stark steps down
• There are now 1 million coronavirus cases worldwide — with nearly a quarter in the US
• California DMV offices are closed due to coronavirus. Here’s what you can do online
• California unemployment claims top 878,000 as coronavirus pushes US jobless to new high
• Watch: California Gov. Gavin Newsom announces initiative to help workers during coronavirus
• Do you have to pay your property taxes? Gavin Newsom says he doesn’t want to ‘overpromise’