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July 14, 2020

• ‘If I die young.’ Rivera fans share haunting tribute to ‘Glee’ co-star after her death
• Placer County schools release guidelines to reopening schools for in-person classes
• Organizations call for ‘people’s budget,’ divestment from Sacramento law enforcement
• California city votes to remove cops from traffic stops, aims to slash police budget
• Sacramento’s YouTubers thrive in a tough economy by adapting to the pandemic
• Hospital patients prioritized for COVID testing over essential workers in new California guidelines
• 1,000-degree blaze enters third day on USS Bonhomme Richard in San Diego
• ‘A selfish mindset.’ Coronavirus cases spike among young adults in California, Sacramento
• Man arrested in fatal stabbing after fight at south Sacramento convenience store
• Police detain juvenile after man is injured in early morning Woodland shooting
• Man gets jail for scam that stole from families, Sacramento Slavic Assistance Center
• Fulbright program’s pandemic plan leaves scholar upset. ‘This doesn’t make any sense’
• How do you prevent a wrong-way collision? California officials could have a solution
• Luxury S.F. penthouse atop new boutique residences hits market at $7.1 million
• Yolo Sheriff’s Office reveals new details in drive-by shooting that killed teenage boy
• Will California schools really reopen? + Latinas missing on corporate boards + Shut down, again
• Sacramento’s homeless need safety — and toilets. City Council must embrace Safe Ground
• Fact check: Are California hospitals over-counting coronavirus patients?
• How dangerous is it to be in a crowd in California? Map helps you calculate the risk
• El Dorado deputies arrest man who picked up 2 runaways for suspected human trafficking
• Church of Satan and US Forest Service agree: No satanic rituals being held in CA forest
• Coronavirus updates: Highest single-day death toll in Sacramento; statewide closures
• US coronavirus deaths have left 1 million Americans grieving, researchers estimate
• Infant born in US sent to Mexico with his mother by federal agents, complaint says
• San Joaquin County Sheriff tests positive for COVID-19, urges residents ‘be vigilant’
• Cancellation of South Lake Tahoe city-led events extended through mid-September
• Oroville mother arrested on suspicion of allowing her children to be sexually abused
• Three to Stream: New performances from ‘Cider Sessions,’ video from Band of Coyotes
• Oak Park mural project tells residents: ‘You guys are part of Sacramento, too’
• ‘Robust and active’ — Sacramento Zoo shows off pictures of red panda born last month
• Harrison Barnes becomes fourth Sacramento Kings player to test positive for COVID-19
• Two correctional officers stabbed by inmate at California State Prison, Sacramento, CDCR says
• Classrooms without masks or online learning: California school reopening plans vary greatly
• 200 San Quentin workers infected, 10 inmates dead as coronavirus devastates California prison
• ‘Women of color are left out’: California corporations lack diversity, study finds
• California aims to cut cost of average COVID-19 test, shift more charges to insurers
• Sacramento school district delays start of school year to work on coronavirus plan
• Will California students fill classrooms in the fall? Newsom says it depends on the district
• Sacramento County coronavirus death toll continues surging; 91 now dead from virus