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April 22, 2020

• Does coronavirus cause blood clots? A dangerous new complication arises
• The Plant Lady: Garden nuisances can be dealt with and your plants will thank you
• See luxurious Oakland home of ex-Warriors forward David West. Score it for $3.7 million
• PG&E chief to retire as California utility nears end of its bankruptcy case
• ‘There’s no date.’ Here’s where California stands on reopening from the coronavirus emergency
• On Earth Day, California must remember how coronavirus and climate change are related
• Home cleaning products are making people sick in pandemic. CDC issues safety tips
• A sign of hope: A soccer stadium is still on track to rise in the railyards in 2022
• Newsom’s unwieldy economic task force unlikely to save California
• Lockdown silver linings: For a Sacramento family, baby chickens bring meaning, solace
• Last major cruise ship at sea during COVID-19 pandemic arrives at port–and trip was good
• Governors halt raises, freeze state workers’ pay outside California as recession takes hold
• Popular casual restaurant in Folsom’s Historic District closes permanently
• Man shot by Sacramento County homeowner during police pursuit dies, according to coroner
• CHP offers more stats on California speeders. Here’s how to stay safe if you have to travel
• Man arrested after multi-county pursuit ends with a crash in Yuba City, CHP says
• Rancho Cordova scientists hope to market coronavirus treatment to hospitals in 2 months
• 49ers NFL Draft preview: Everything to know before Round 1 and beyond
• Coronavirus outbreak at California homeless shelter leads to 105 infections, CDC says
• Coronavirus killed in California earlier than known. Newsom wants to re-examine more deaths
• A mummified pigeon? Closed museums show off their oddest artifacts in online challenge
• Medical bills pile up for coronavirus treatment. ‘I was trying to do the right thing.’
• Coronavirus updates: 1,400 dead in California; Newsom shares new state testing goals
• Vegas mayor ready to gamble on reopening city in coronavirus trial run. People are livid
• New Sacramento climate plan could change how you commute, what appliances are in your home
• Sacramento police use of spit mask on 12-year-old boy prompts lawsuit against officers
• Man accused of killing Utah couple while children slept is captured in Stockton
• Passenger killed in Highway 160 crash in Sacramento identified by coroner as Rio Linda woman
• NFL Draft Crush: Why 49ers should take Alabama safety Xavier McKinney at No. 13
• Vulnerable children are at risk of abuse during coronavirus crisis. Let’s protect them
• LGBTQ nonprofit funding + College students want out of their leases + Doctors are in trouble
• Why the Garden Highway exit from southbound Interstate 5 will be limited for a month
• Three arrested in burglary after store door was smashed with rock, Woodland police say
• Newsom hiding coronavirus mask deal, but California Legislature has subpoena power
• The Sacramento County Fair at Cal Expo is now about 400 days away. Here’s why
• The NFL draft is almost here. An updated final look at who the 49ers could call on
• Watch: NFL Draft coverage and analysis of first-round picks as they come in
• State workers could be retrained to ‘test and trace’ coronavirus cases, Gavin Newsom says
• Too soon to start reopening California economy, Gavin Newsom says, but surgeries can resume
• More California cities ask Gavin Newsom to loosen his coronavirus stay-at-home order
• Watch: Gavin Newsom gives update on coronavirus in California at news conference
• Big chains got small business loans. Many Sacramento restaurants were left out and may close