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June 10, 2020

• Disneyland will reopen its theme parks in July. Here’s what to know
• Organizations push to complete count as 2020 census operations resume
• One dead, one injured after morning shooting in south Sacramento, sheriff says
• One black ‘Bachelorette’ in franchise’s 40 seasons? Fans say it’s time for a change
• Retired fire chief missing, sought in El Dorado County area, authorities say
• PG&E shakes up board of directors as California utility prepares for life after bankruptcy
• Migrants forced to clean Arizona ICE center with high coronavirus rates, lawsuit says
• Three vehicles overturn in I-80 crash near Rocklin. Delays but no major injuries, CHP says
• Indiana man suspected of homicide arrested in Yuba City
• Gunmen target toddler’s birthday party, killing two women, Vallejo police say
• Quail Fire in Solano County fully contained, Cal Fire says
• NBA playoff bubble: Why Grizzlies, Blazers have advantage over Kings, Pelicans
• 49ers Mailbag: Would Kyle Shanahan consider signing Colin Kaepernick?
• ‘He’s eating himself’: California man dies in custody after appearing to bite arms in video
• Major systemic change needed to break the cycle of police racism, brutality and scandal
• To dismantle systemic racism, California Legislature must let voters consider Prop. 209
• Affirmative action up for a vote + Landlords fight eviction ban + Nursing homes on the hot seat
• Here’s what you need to know about disaster relief for undocumented immigrants in California
• About 100 protesters turn out in Elk Grove for police use-of-force protest
• The return of Colin Kaepernick? Players, coaches, politicians urge NFL to rehire him
• Richard Sherman talks protests, NFL’s response, Kaepernick
• Dixon police use purchase of Harlem Globetrotters jersey to find stolen guns
• Meet Ashley Wong, The Sacramento Bee’s AAPI community reporter. What do you want covered?
• Sacramento County coronavirus death toll at 62; over 300 active cases, officials say
• Gambling, data privacy advocates sue California, arguing COVID-19 interfered with campaigns
• There will be high school sports in Sacramento. But the word for now is patience
• Inmates beaten to death inside the Sacramento County Jail; now their families are suing
• Racist rumors in El Dorado Hills show how white fear continues to endanger black lives
• Downtown Sacramento is hit hard by coronavirus and violence. How does it make a comeback?
• Folsom Lake College’s Harris Center expects coronavirus closure to last another year
• Sacramento activists open ‘Safe Ground’ for homeless campers. Will city shut it down?
• In rare agreement, all Sacramento-area counties can reopen bars, gyms, camps and more
• Budget cuts to California senior programs during pandemic is ‘ageism,’ lawmaker charges
• Authorities looking for Sacramento County teen who went missing three weeks ago
• How long should California ban evictions? Lawmakers look at extending coronavirus relief
• California correctional officers, staff at all prisons to be tested for COVID-19
• California wants to get fire coverage for burned-out towns. Here’s why watchdogs are worried
• Region’s first mosquito sample of year finds West Nile virus activity in Elk Grove
• Sacramento councilwoman-elect urges city to ‘defund’ $10 million from police budget
• Two-alarm fire at old Sacramento RT building near Arden Way contained with no injuries