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June 3, 2020

• 5.5 magnitude earthquake rattles Southern California, USGS reports
• No people? No problem. Theme park uses giant teddies to test California coaster
• Here’s a list of Sacramento protest groups that say they need support
• 20 curfew arrests follow Tuesday night’s peaceful protests in downtown Sacramento
• Universal vote-by-mail clears committee + A Twitter rebuke for a state official
• Welcome to June: 103-degree heat to hit Sacramento for second straight week
• Watch: Was Sacramento too slow on a curfew? Mayor Steinberg, The Bee’s Marcos Bretón discuss
• California couple assisted sheriff and faced brutal attack. Were they ‘employees’ for helping?
• Deputy’s extremist group patch at protest under investigation, California sheriff says
• Over 70 vehicles stolen from car dealership amid protests, California officials say
• California prisons launch statewide internal affairs team after mishandled inmate complaints
• UCLA rips the LAPD for using Jackie Robinson Stadium as ‘field jail’ for protesters
• Scared of a painful COVID-19 test? New ‘less invasive’ method now at Cal Expo
• Do city curfews help prevent violence? Some say they do more harm than good
• ‘Every black mother heard him’: Sacramento mothers mourn George Floyd at Oak Park rally
• West Sacramento lifts its curfew, but plans to renew it this weekend
• Amidst George Floyd protests, Kamala Harris wants police reform. What took so long?
• Stevante Clark did what hundreds of Sacramento cops couldn’t. Here’s what he wants to do next
• How Sacramento police left city unguarded over two chaotic nights of vandalism, mayhem
• Man arrested for threatening progressive leaders on Placerville police Facebook page
• Sacramento marchers ignore curfew for third night, mayor and police chief take a knee
• Sacramento police chief, mayor kneel with George Floyd marchers at peaceful Oak Park protest
• More than 30 suspected of looting and vandalism face charges, Sacramento DA says
• Sacramento mayor tours vandalism with Stevante Clark, then gets berated at Chavez plaza
• Kamala Harris for vice president? Here are the pros and cons for Joe Biden
• Sacramento leaders blamed recent havoc on outsiders. Nearly all arrests were locals
• Reopen the Golden State? Most Californians say they aren’t ready to lift COVID-19 restrictions
• California Democrats reject Newsom’s budget cuts, make a deal counting on money from Trump
• Report: Kings will be one of 22 teams to resume NBA play at Disney World in Orlando
• Why protest in a pandemic? Black, Latino families weigh COVID-19 risks, joining the cause
• Do Californians support mail-in voting? Survey says: Yes
• California state offices reopening. 75 percent of teleworkers will keep working remotely
• He suggested his tenant wasn’t a hero. Now the Sacramento Natural Foods Co-op wants him out
• Sacramento curfew to continue through the weekend. National Guard to remain for days
• A trip through real estate empire of Taylor Swift, from New York to Los Angeles