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June 16, 2020

• Ford rolling out new Bronco on OJ Simpson’s birthday. The reaction was ... spirited
• Folsom restaurant/craft coffee shop closes permanently, citing coronavirus hardships
• Ninja Sushi closes in downtown Roseville, city official says. The reason is unclear
• Coronavirus updates: Newsom defends California reopening; capital region cases top 2,600
• Red flag warning issued for high fire danger across much of Northern, Central California
• Four-hour law enforcement standoff in Citrus Heights resolved peacefully
• UC Davis announces Aggie alumna, UNLV professor Mary Croughan as new provost
• Introducing We Rebuild: A note from our editor
• Davis skilled nursing facility reports first case of coronavirus in a resident
• Lawsuit claims Sacramento police need racial training after holding teens at gunpoint
• Facing a tough budget, why is Sacramento Sheriff Jones immune to ‘defunding the police’?
• Probationer found by law enforcement in stolen car arrested by Sutter County deputies
• ‘Defund the police’ won’t work. Here’s how to put cops under community control
• Bodies of 3 Sacramento men swept into Cosumnes River recovered, El Dorado deputies say
• Horrifying video, miraculous rescue: Dad’s truck flies off CA cliff with girls inside
• These are the 84 people, one by one, PG&E pleaded guilty to killing in the 2018 Camp Fire
• Masks required at Kaiser Permanente facilities following South Sacramento petition
• Values
• Sacramento police reforms are a good start, but replacing broken system won’t be easy
• Sutter County deputies arrest Utah man suspected of stealing $100,000 from Yuba City employer
• Would you exercise in a ‘pod’? California gym finds way to social distance, video shows
• Man killed shooting near Florin Road in south Sacramento identified by coroner
• Teens arrested on suspicion of setting US flags on fire in Citrus Heights, police say
• West Sacramento residents told to stay inside after person barricades self in home
• The Plant Lady: Answers to your most-pressing garden questions. Are your roses OK?
• Man shot, killed in Sacramento’s Del Paso Heights neighborhood, police say
• Former Sacramento prison counselor charged with lying to FBI about Syria travels
• Suspect in custody without incident after West Sacramento standoff, police say
• Couple deliver pronghorn fawn after seeing pregnant deer hit by car, CO officials say
• Budget talks continue + New calls for police reform + More time to draw political lines
• Sacramento Gay Men’s Chorus suspends performance season, citing coronavirus concerns
• ‘I have broken no laws.’ How defiant Northern California church thwarted COVID-19 trackers
• He robbed a bank and used a Lime scooter to flee, feds say. Now he’s headed to prison
• How PG&E missed its chance to prevent the Camp Fire: Damning report on utility’s negligence
• CHP overtime costs for George Floyd police brutality protests estimated at $38.2 million
• PG&E pleads guilty to manslaughter charges for Camp Fire, deadliest in California history
• Freeway shooter struck 3 vehicles on Interstate 80 and I-5 in Sacramento, injuring 2
• California Justice Department would investigate more police shootings under Democrat’s plan
• Sacramento city attorney won’t prosecute the 42 people who violated curfew on first night
• What led to the 49ers’ decision to extend coach Kyle Shanahan and how players reacted