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May 21, 2020

• In bid to reopen sooner, Napa County asks California to lift restrictions on wineries
• Sacramento tenants still struggle to pay rent. But an eviction moratorium is set to expire
• How the coronavirus pandemic drained a Sacramento restaurant at its busiest time of year
• CHP announce increase in presence and roadway patrols ahead of Memorial Day weekend
• When should Americans expect a second coronavirus stimulus check?
• What will Disneyland look like when it reopens? Here’s what park visitors can expect
• Coronavirus updates: California death toll past 3,500 as over 100 die for 2nd straight day
• Celebrate the seniors: Watch as Natomas schools celebrate graduation
• 123,000-plus sign up so far to get health coverage in special Covered California enrollment
• Without parking fees, Sacramento may have to cut services to pay Golden 1 Center debt
• Thief tries to sell equipment back to store he stole it from the same day, CA cops say
• California hospitals saw sharp drop in heart attacks during COVID-19 shutdown
• ‘Asian Americans’ documentary + Truck drivers protest in California: Your AAPI Newsletter
• Look up at 11: Planes to fly over Sacramento hospitals as Cal Fire salutes coronavirus responders
• 49ers’ Greenlaw after flashes of greatness last year: ‘I’m only gonna get better’
• Judgment day at UC for SAT + New gun control bill advances + Group says no new wells
• Sacramento ‘proud’: ESPN names Kings finalists for humanitarian team award at ESPYS
• In this phase of California’s reopening plan, here’s what can open in Sacramento County
• Yolo County has green light to reopen some businesses. But here’s why officials will wait
• Wanted rape suspect has ties to Woodland and Colfax, Placer sheriff’s officials say
• City of Sacramento distributing 800,000 masks to businesses as restrictions loosen
• CVS Health to offer coronavirus test at 2 Sacramento-area pharmacies’ drive-thru windows
• Will laid-off California workers get their old jobs back? Most think they will
• Facebook, Google donated millions to Newsom’s coronavirus fight. Which other companies gave?
• ‘You can hear the desperation:’ California unemployment backlog boils over in Capitol
• Hard Rock Hotel & Casino reopens to long lines: ‘It’s about time we can really live’
• Watch: Holy Diver in Sacramento co-hosts Friday’s Band Together concert
• Haven’t watched Netflix in a while? Company will cancel accounts for inactive members
• Yolo County given approval to reopen restaurants for dine-in service, retail shops
• ‘This is not a real goodbye.’ How social distancing has ruined the sanctity of funerals
• GOP candidate Darrell Issa sues California governor over vote-by-mail order sparked by virus
• ‘One of the realest’: Marty McNeal, former Bee Kings beat writer and true character, has died
• CalPERS reviewing improper personal trades an employee made as markets swung in March
• Summer heat is here: Sacramento will approach 100 degrees in late May swelter
• Huge group of Placer students poses for graduation photo, defying state coronavirus order
• State tells Sacramento County to back off on allowing gatherings, fitness studios to open
• Fact Check: Gavin Newsom warns of layoffs for police, firefighters. Is he exaggerating?