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June 18, 2020

• 49ers WR Deebo Samuel expected to be out until September with broken foot
• Measure U: Here’s how Sacramento can reduce police spending and invest in community
• Police brutality. A global pandemic. Why we need art — and freedom — now more than ever
• Police have patrolled Sacramento schools for years. Is it time to get cops off campus?
• Gov. Newsom must make face masks mandatory in California to save lives from COVID-19
• Judge fines PG&E in Camp Fire manslaughter case, laments utility ‘cannot be sent to prison’
• George Floyd murals are being defaced and vandalized throughout the US
• Sacramento sheriff’s detectives investigating fatal shooting of man found in Rio Linda
• Michael Jackson’s niece stabbed in possible hate crime in Las Vegas, cops say
• City of Sacramento asks judge to allow it to keep rent control initiative off ballot
• Defund the marijuana police? Reports call for California to shift from law enforcement focus
• Sacramento bike party for former WWII internee + Hasan Minhaj talks racism on TV: Your AAPI newsletter
• Woman who made anti-Asian slurs in viral videos could be charged in California
• Sacramento Black leaders to Mayor Steinberg: ‘Defund’ $20 million from police budget
• Sacramento County near 2,000 COVID-19 cases as Placer, Yolo break daily infection records
• Yolo County coronavirus cases exceed state guideline. Here’s why reopening will continue
• Sacramento police sued over rubber bullets, other force during George Floyd protests
• Why coronavirus spurred health providers of all sizes to rapidly adopt virtual visits
• UC Davis plans to allow students to return to campus in the fall
• Here are the rules for local buses, Amtrak and rideshare as California mandates masks
• Where live sports will return to Sacramento region this week after COVID-19 shutdowns
• CHP motorcycle officer ‘stable’ but badly injured in DUI crash on I-80 in Sacramento
• False 911 calls against Black people have cities considering ways to punish accusers
• Between cops and a hard place. Five takeaways from my talk with Mayor Steinberg
• From homeless to housing, friends help a Sacramento man build a new life
• Affirmative action moves forward + Where will Columbus go? + Rethinking cannabis enforcement
• Man narrowly dodges oncoming train after he’s shoved onto tracks, California cops say
• This pristine, 125-acre Colfax property on outskirts of Tahoe forest heads for auction
• Manicures, tattoos, massages and more allowed in Solano County this week – with changes
• Long-awaited Shake Shack reportedly opening Thursday in midtown’s Ice Blocks
• Indian restaurant to replace former popular East Sacramento dining spot
• Three Tahoe resorts set dates for summer activities following coronavirus closures
• California’s economic recovery is among the slowest in the nation. Here’s why
• Gavin Newsom considering statewide mask order for California, county officials say
• Gavin Newsom issues statewide mask order: Californians must wear face coverings in public
• After PPE shortages, California Democrats propose $250 million stockpile for next pandemic
• Kings owner Vivek Ranadive confident in NBA plan despite COVID-19 spike in Florida
• Cosumnes Oaks High graduate shot and killed in Berkeley. Police are investigating
• What to do with a 5-ton Christopher Columbus? California leaders make plans for Capitol statue
• CalPERS long term care insurance to see ‘significant premium increases,’ officials say
• ‘I don’t have to keep worrying’: California DACA recipients celebrate Supreme Court ruling
• Gavin Newsom signs law ordering mail-in ballots for November election