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July 2, 2020

• No resurgence of grocery store chaos following Sacramento coronavirus restrictions
• Caravan protest in Sacramento seeks community investment, accountability of the wealthy
• Capitol visitor’s center postponed + CFA unveils social justice plan + A new redistricting commission
• Driver dies after vehicle veers off rural road and overturns in Yolo County, CHP says
• Priced at $5.49 million, this estate could set El Dorado Hills sales record
• ‘We’re slowly dying’: Indoor dining ban a gut punch to some Sacramento-area restaurants
• ‘Because of my stupidity.’ California man dies of COVID-19 after going to barbecue
• Sacramento County releases amended health order aimed at slowing coronavirus resurgence
• Here are socially distanced fireworks shows near Sacramento planned for July 4 weekend
• Bar employees tested positive for COVID-19 — and kept working, Arizona officials say
• Coronavirus updates: California shuts down many indoor businesses ahead of July 4
• Gov. Newsom’s COVID-19 briefings have left more Californians with confusion than clarity
• Congress must do more to support disabled people amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Here’s how
• Report: Luke Walton’s top assistant Igor Kokoskov leaving Kings to lead Fenerbahce
• ‘Bunny ebola’ burning through rabbit populations across US. Why experts are worried 
• Sacramento Republic FC announces full schedule. Here’s what to know about the reboot
• Sac Republic FC resumes USL season at home on July 13. Here’s how to watch
• ‘Not ashamed of our history.’ Spanish towns offer to take colonizer statues from US
• Kru, Ramen Kodaiko closed after employee tests positive for COVID-19
• Dignity Health to expand with medical offices, surgery center south of Highway 50 in Folsom
• Sacramento will hire inspector general, moves to redirect some 911 calls from police
• Burning 49ers questions: Can first-round pick Brandon Aiyuk make an impact?
• The meat is on in Woodland. A new Arby’s hopes to open in late summer
• El Dorado County man convicted of killing his aunt sentenced to 25 years in prison
• Sacramento man, wanted by marshals, among 2 arrested in South Lake Tahoe after chase
• Going to the American River for 4th of July weekend? Don’t bring alcohol, officials say
• Sacramento area slams brakes on July 4 events. Even large private parties ‘should not happen’
• COVID-19 is a death sentence for many California prisoners. Gov. Gavin Newsom must act
• Avoid that dry grass: Here’s how hot Sacramento will get this Fourth of July weekend
• A bear was hit by a car, then someone stole its head. Colorado cops want answers
• Alcatraz is now home to falcons known for catching prey in midair, officials say
• Cambodian American prisoner released + Activist on being LGBTQ and Asian: Your AAPI newsletter
• Teen, 17, killed in shooting on Mack Road — police say another teen arrested at scene
• California nursing homes got insider access to Newsom’s health care regulators. Here’s how
• Still on hold: California’s unemployment call center is broken. When will it get fixed?
• Sacramento-area school districts finalizing reopening plans. See where yours stands
• Boat and RV dealers are busier than ever, as pandemic prompts new kinds of recreation
• Just one California state union didn’t reach a pay-cut deal with Newsom by Tuesday deadline
• These California Republicans will raise money and campaign against Trump’s reelection
• Watch: Gov. Gavin Newsom gives news conference on coronavirus, July 4 restrictions
• ‘I want to win here’: De’Aaron Fox reaffirms faith and future in Kings’ organization
• ‘I’m ready’: Kings big man Marvin Bagley III declares himself healthy for NBA restart
• Nearly half of all Sacramento County coronavirus cases younger than 40, officials say
• What Gavin Newsom is doing to enforce his mask order without mandatory fines
• Mark Manteuffel admits guilt for 1990s rapes after being caught years later by DNA technique