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June 12, 2020

• Opinion: Sacramento should serve the community and divest money from its police budget
• Plant-based fast food restaurant Burger Patch to open in downtown Davis on Monday
• Taste of Sacramento: Midtown restaurants with flavor and style
• Anti-bathing cult members arrested in Hawaii for violating quarantine, reports say
• Coronavirus canceled dozens of California county fairs. Here are the ones still planned
• Historic rock monument mysteriously dismantled in Arizona national park, photos show
• Missing retired fire chief returns home safely, El Dorado sheriff’s officials say
• Placer County residents evacuated after vehicle fire sparks 50-acre blaze, Cal Fire says
• Black lives matter, but what happens after the marching and protests end?
• HBO releases trailer for documentary series on writer’s hunt for Golden State Killer
• ‘It came naturally.’ Two young organizers find their voice in Sacramento protests
• California sets new rules for rationing medical equipment if hospitals run out during pandemic
• UC Berkeley has nearly 500,000 tribal artifacts and remains. It isn’t giving them back quickly
• Tower Bridge’s gates briefly stuck, blocked traffic over iconic Sacramento roadway
• What stage are we in? As California reopens, it might not be what you think
• Want to own a winery? Tuscany-like vineyard and high-tech estate, both near Sacramento, hit market
• ‘Like putting a trash bag on.’ Nursing homes running short of protective equipment
• Can you tell coronavirus facts from myths? Match your wits against an epidemiologist
• No more police for non-criminal calls in San Francisco. Who will take their place?
• California JCs OK plan to salvage sports. Sacramento State QB Kevin Thomson to transfer
• ‘It’s precarious.’ How San Joaquin Valley became a worrisome COVID-19 hotspot in California
• Here’s how Sacramento’s philanthropic donors are stepping up during coronavirus crisis
• Where can Sacramento-area students get a free meal this summer?
• Japanese American internee’s 92nd birthday celebrated in Sacramento with bicycle party
• Jury trials resume next week at Sacramento Superior Court. Here’s what you need to know
• A’s ‘Voice of God’ Roy Steele delighted in doing prep games in Roseville
• Defund the police? Not while law enforcement is funding Democrats’ political campaigns
• Should California prison guards wear body cameras? Lawyers demand them in disability case
• Sacramento County reopens bars, theaters, gyms today — even though COVID cases are up
• Grant Fire destroys outbuilding, burns 5,000 acres of grass near Sloughhouse
• Nail salons, tattoo parlors can begin reopening in California next week
• Gavin Newsom’s election order blocked after Republicans sue over his emergency powers