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June 11, 2020

• Nation’s burger restaurant in Sacramento closes after worker tests positive for COVID-19
• With ingredients and a live stream, Sacramento chef aims to deliver something different
• Elk Grove Unified School District students won’t start school again until August
• Tou Thao’s role in George Floyd killing has Sacramentans discussing Hmong-black relations
• Where were KHTK’s ‘values’ when it had a radio voice standing up for Colin Kaepernick?
• California coronavirus deaths near 5,000, as cases rise to almost 140,000
• Plans to reopen Disneyland ‘irresponsible and greedy,’ thousands say in petition
• CPUC rules Uber, Lyft drivers are company employees
• Sacramento County coronavirus death toll at 63 as infections, hospitalizations surge
• California pays private law firm nearly $600,000 for work on three pandemic-related contracts
• Trump’s plan for Tulsa rally a ‘welcome home’ to white supremacists, Kamala Harris says
• 1 dead, 4 injured in Florin shooting, Sacramento Sheriff’s officials say
• What it looked like when anti-racism protesters took to the streets of a small Sierra town
• Meet new reporter Ashley Wong + Hmong-black relations + Census resumes: Your AAPI Newsletter
• No more $0 bail: Rule to slow coronavirus in California jails and courts is rescinded
• Unsung Heroes: Mom of 6 was among Instacart’s biggest shoppers. Now she can’t find work
• NBA Draft Preview: Could Onyeka Okongwu salvage Sacramento’s long-defunct defense?
• Rocklin adventure park reopens Friday, with new safety protocols for coronavirus
• Could Donald Trump really ‘cancel’ the 2020 presidential election? Yes, and here’s how
• Cops want self-proclaimed militia to stay away from protests. But there’s not much they can do
• You can stargaze at Grand Canyon this weekend without leaving your couch. Here’s how
• Mother vs. son street race ends in fatal crash, California police say
• Every West Sacramento graduate accepted to Sacramento City College with scholarship
• Order takeout? Proposed California law aims for truth in all online restaurant menus
• Office of Homelessness + Going after tax fraud + Big city mayors weigh in on the budget
• ‘Sovereign citizen’ arrested in Placer County; deputies find weapons in truck
• Lake Tahoe’s clarity got worse in 2019, UC Davis scientists say in annual report
• Woman struck by gunfire not intended target in shooting, Sacramento police say
• Thrift Town’s last remaining Sacramento store to close permanently due to pandemic
• ‘You win some, you lose some’: 49ers’ Richard Sherman not worried about Super Bowl play
• Defund or deploy? My talk with the mayor about that, police brutality and brutal truths
• Jobs in California are coming back after coronavirus lockdown. But not for everyone
• Check it out: Steve Harvey buys Versaille-style mansion once owned by Tyler Perry for $15 million
• National Guard deployment during George Floyd protests cost California nearly $25 million
• California Democrats moving to reinstate affirmative action after nearly 25 years
• Top California lawmakers urge state unions to make deals with Gov. Newsom on pay cuts
• California correctional officer kept job after lying to protect coworker, report says
• Meet The Sacramento Bee’s new Latino communities reporter, Kim Bojórquez
• Mr. Pickle’s closes Davis shop after franchisee compares Black Lives Matter to KKK
• Gavin Newsom committed to these COVID-19 response efforts in California. Here’s how he’s doing
• COVID-19 outbreak at Placer County jail in Auburn has infected multiple inmates, one officer
• Bars, gyms and reception-less weddings: Yolo County to start Phase 3 reopening Friday
• ‘Our folks are resilient.’ Sacramento’s Little Saigon falters, looks for hope during pandemic
• Did stay-at-home orders stop coronavirus? What study found in tiny California town