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July 16, 2020

• Sacramento police locate man missing for more than a month
• ‘We’re hopeful’: Kings coach Luke Walton offers updates on De’Aaron Fox and Alex Len
• Homeless man baited into deadly backflip as man filmed, laughed, Las Vegas police say
• Facing a $6.5 million deficit, South Lake Tahoe puts 1-cent sales tax on November ballot
• ‘Split roll’ gets an endorsement + Betty Yee opposes a public bank + Backing for Prop 22
• Trump’s student visa order rescinded: Reaction on campuses + This week in AAPI pop culture
• Fireworks complaints soared in Sacramento this year. See which neighborhoods had the most
• Two school districts in another Sacramento-area county are going online in the fall
• Call 311 on businesses violating coronavirus health order, Sacramento County says
• Amid slowdown, Goodwill plans to close most Sacramento-area Donation Xpress centers
• As colleges cancel fall sports, UC Davis and Sac State wait for conference decisions
• A Sacramento County community is a COVID-19 hot spot. Officials are scrambling for answers
• NBA Bubble Preview: It’s time to get reacquainted with Sacramento’s rookies
• New Orleans Pelicans rookie Zion Williamson leaves NBA bubble for family matter
• California has faced three crises in 2020 so far. The fourth has flown under the radar
• Police investigating after 1 dead, 3 injured in Old North Sacramento shooting
• San Quentin death row inmate convicted in Sacramento County dies from COVID-19
• Homeless man forced to lick urinal in Hawaii. Now an ex-cop is going to jail for it
• Woman on train sets her hair on fire, then tries to put it out, California video shows
• Coronavirus updates: 356,000 Californians infected; public schools close for fall
• ‘A challenge we can meet’: Sacramento-area teachers react to plans for an online fall
• New COVID-19 outbreak at Woodland residential care facilities leaves 1 dead, 10 infected
• UC Health system builds COVID-19 patient database in race for treatment breakthrough
• COVID-19 impacts Black, Hispanic and lower-income Sacramentans more severely, poll finds
• UC Davis admits record number of undergraduates for fall, up 13.6 percent from year ago
• Driver yells at Black Lives Matter mural bystanders, then returns with gun, CA cops say
• Battered by coronavirus, Sacramento International Airport passenger counts up for now
• ‘Hero’ kid gifted shield from Captain America after saving his sister from dog attack
• Crocker museum to auction more than 200 pieces Saturday
• Red Hot Chili Peppers, Dave Matthews and Stevie Nicks to headline BottleRock 2021
• California must ban menthol cigarettes to protect Black lives from Big Tobacco’s greed
• Take advantage of the bounty: Habanero peach hot sauce will add spice to your summer
• River Cats to host San Francisco Giants ‘taxi squad’ at West Sacramento ballpark
• Hair salon owners urge Gavin Newsom to let them go back to work — outdoors
• A Sacramento-area card room was closed by regulators in January. Then it got a PPP loan
• Karen Bass would lick stamps – or run for vice president – to get Joe Biden elected
• Democrats used Obamacare to win California battlegrounds. Will it work again in 2020?
• California buys 18 million child-sized masks for schools as coronavirus continues
• See inside newly built Tahoe estate, with 225 feet of private shore, listed at $32 million
• No singing in church? Three California churches sue Gov. Gavin Newsom over state ban
• Former West Sacramento police chief says he was pushed out for seeking reforms. Now he’s suing
• California blames PG&E for Kincade Fire in wine country. Criminal charges coming?