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May 19, 2020

• ‘You’re just sheeple.’ Sacramento region wrestles with masks and manners as economy reopens
• Unsung Heroes: The Masketeers save the day. ‘Together, we got this’
• Our ‘Last Dance’ lesson: Sometimes our sports heroes are not heroic, but jerks who play well
• With clubs closed, comedians turn to Zoom and Instagram to reach audiences
• Courts nationwide awash in lawsuits over COVID restrictions on business, religion
• Want to send your kids to summer camp? There are limited options in the Sacramento area
• Mesmerizing dolphin video shows ‘superpod’ of at least 1,000 off California coast
• El Dorado Saloon & Grill up and roaring again: ‘Smelled like Pine-Sol more than a burger’
• Big rig overturns on Highway 50 in Sacramento, backs up traffic near Howe Avenue
• COVID-19 and MLB’s reopening plan could put minor league teams out of business
• Coronavirus updates: Sacramento hopeful as California’s Phase 2 opening standards loosen
• 49ers safety Jimmie Ward says he wanted to play where he’s comfortable
• Closing California prisons + More help for undocumented + Cash discrimination? + Cities’ big ask
• Sacramento County man convicted of ‘repeatedly’ sexually abusing children, DA says
• Some California casinos bet on reopening, but don’t gamble your life with COVID-19
• Sheriff Scott Jones fought the law and the law hasn’t won yet. Will a judge make him comply?
• Did you win the lottery? Lucky player wins huge prize in California game
• The school year is ending. Can parents continue to get pandemic unemployment benefits?
• Grass Valley card room reopens, defying California’s stay-home order amid coronavirus
• New Sacramento coronavirus order to allow small outdoor parties. Restaurants, malls can open
• Gavin Newsom’s budget gives governor too much power over COVID-19 spending, top Democrat says
• Gavin Newsom speeds up plans to close two California prisons, worrying employees
• ‘A clear danger’: West Sacramento mayor urges Yolo County to slow reopening
• Ammunition background checks in California uncover ‘ghost’ guns, heroin and more