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July 24, 2020

• Taste of Sacramento: Historic district offers tasty bakery and a patisserie
• It’s not just immigration. How Latino leaders want to participate in pandemic recovery
• UC Davis surgical team nurses say new policy requiring mandatory OT endangers patients
• Woman killed in cemetery shooting identified as Sacramento State student
• See masks adorn faces all over the globe, from world leaders to pigeon feeders
• ‘I’m a Christian,’ says sole MLB player who didn’t take a knee during BLM tribute
• Latinos are more likely to get COVID-19 and diabetes. What does the combination mean for health?
• Coronavirus updates: California hits grim milestones this week, with over 435,000 infected
• Yolo County issues mandatory isolation order for people with COVID-19
• Stressed out and overwhelmed by distance learning? Here are some resources that might help
• Agents open ‘birthday gift’ in Mario wrapping paper and find a lot of meth, feds say
• Ex-Sacramento deputy pleads guilty to sex with minor; sentencing set for September
• Federal grand jury indicts Sacramento-area men in fentanyl, meth and heroin case
• 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan optimistic about football’s return amid COVID-19 pandemic
• Will you ride a train after COVID-19? California transit agencies want you back on board
• Sac State has six make preseason All-Big Sky football teams, UC Davis has three
• ‘Hidden gem’ California river spot overwhelmed by visitors’ vehicles, authorities say
• Elk Grove mayor faces censure vote over allegations he pressured former campaign manager
• Must see pool: New York seaside estate tied to Colgate fortune going to highest bidder
• California Public Utilities Commission finds new ways to make utility services affordable
• ‘All over the place.’ How Sacramento private schools are weathering the COVID-19 shutdown
• Extra $600 unemployment payments are ending — will they ever return? Here’s what we know
• Kings forward Harrison Barnes en route to NBA bubble after recovering from COVID-19
• California lawmakers can vote remotely in final weeks of session, but they won’t get per diem pay
• ‘Egregious:’ Officials say California prison transfers, testing may be fueling COVID-19 outbreak
• Watch: Gavin Newsom provides update on California’s COVID-19 response
• Watch: Gavin Newsom holds news conference on California’s COVID-19 response
• Federal judge orders California prisons to set aside COVID-19 quarantine space
• As the death toll passes 100, COVID-19 spreading into more workplaces in Sacramento County
• Sacramento’s Aftershock Festival postponed to October 2021; Metallica still headlining
• Workers face layoffs at Cal Expo after pandemic prompts State Fair cancellation