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July 21, 2020

• Spiked fence impales 12-year-old boy’s leg at a closed California pool, rescuers say
• Florez Bar & Grill closes for two days after employee tests positive for COVID-19
• The Plant Lady: What’s the reality with companion planting? It’s not rooted in science
• Man shot by police at apartments near Sacramento State has died, authorities said
• Coronavirus updates: 400,700 Californians infected, hospitals brace for patient surge
• #BoycottMLB trends after players kneel during anthem. Others have said they will, too
• Safety comes first but with prep volleyball in winter, ‘It just won’t be the same’
• Former City Councilman Robbie Waters has coronavirus, is fighting for his life
• COVID-19 kills 3 at Woodland facilities for people with developmental disabilities
• Man saved by good Samaritan, Coast Guard after boat catches fire, sinks in Lake Tahoe
• Sheriff’s Office investigates south Sacramento shooting that killed 18-year-old woman
• NBA Draft Preview: Patrick Williams would solve a lot of problems for Sacramento
• Another Capitol COVID case + Enviros target moderate Dems+ Mandatory minimums + Affirmative action endorsement
• Want to home-school your kids in California? Here’s a guide to get you started
• Green onions conceal 614 pounds of meth at US-Mexico border, officers say
• Sacramento police overtime hit nearly $14 million last year. Should it be spent elsewhere?
• De’Aaron Fox, Richuan Holmes return to Kings’ practice; Marvin Bagley III on crutches
• Man caught on video spitting at two people in California sparks coronavirus fears
• Hmong women speak out on patriarchy, sexism in the traditional community clan structure
• Employee fired from job returns to his workplace with a homemade bomb, CA cops say
• How Sacramento region’s growth in COVID-19 cases compares to other large metro areas
• Trump’s census order could strike 2 million California immigrants from 2020 count
• Water main break floods southbound lanes of Highway 99 near 12th Avenue in Sacramento
• We want to hear from California state employees: Tell us what it’s like to work during coronavirus
• NFL, players clear hurdles for start of training camp. Practices could start soon
• State workers trained as California contact tracers await assignment, even as counties struggle
• ‘No smell, no taste’: Kings’ Alex Len, Jabari Parker detail coronavirus experiences
• The Giants knelt before their game. President Donald Trump calls it ‘great disrespect’
• Two Central Valley hospitals in ‘dire’ COVID-19 situations. Do others face similar future?
• Ahead of protest at his house, Sacramento city manager says he’s disciplined dozens of cops
• California has too many COVID-19 cases to trace each new infection, Newsom administration says