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August 18, 2020

• What Latinos, immigrants and first-time voters need to know about California’s November election
• Coronavirus updates: Could Sacramento-area counties be off California watchlist soon?
• 49ers camp: Offense rebounds, Pettis shines and Saleh announces open battle at corner
• Caltrans pulled road crews because of COVID-19. Now it’s digging it out of trash backup
• One of California’s largest sheriff’s departments bans ICE transfers, officials say
• California avoids a third day of blackouts as electricity demand subsides despite heat
• California avoided blackouts Monday but faces record-high demand today. What you need to know
• Potential candidates emerge in Kings’ GM search folllowing resignation of Vlade Divac
• Husband throws wife into river during fight over ‘dinner arrangements,’ Utah cops say
• Weather in Northern California: High heat and a Spare the Air alert for wildfire smoke
• Observations from the sideline: Here are 10 early takeaways from 49ers training camp
• The Plant Lady: Here’s a list of household items that do wonders for your garden
• Sacramento County must stop Capital Christian School’s coronavirus ‘day care’ stunt
• Wildfire smoke and clouds slightly cool Sacramento, National Weather Service says
• South Lake Tahoe resident tests positive for plague, CA officials say. What to know
• Facing harassment and intimidation claims, does Elk Grove’s mayor need a third term?
• California delegates (mostly) back Biden + CPUC boss dodges firing + Consumer Watchdog writes Newsom
• Instant, online buying of homes in Sacramento resumes after COVID-19 paused acquisitions
• Three men arrested in Davis on suspicion of separate assaults, police say
• West Nile virus activity rampant in California. Heat wave speeds up mosquito breeding
• Coronavirus makes California’s ‘student borrower bill of rights’ essential
• California farming country buckles under COVID-19. Will pandemic make or break the Valley?
• What Californians should know about the plague after a new case in El Dorado County
• Update: Downtown Sacramento cafe/art lounge Shine isn’t closed for good, co-owner says
• Lo que los latinos, inmigrantes necesitan saber sobre las elecciones de noviembre en California
• Sacramento health officials order Capital Christian to shut down for violating COVID-19 rules
• 2 million Californians avoid power outages after Trump rips Democrats for blackouts
• Weather favorable in fight against California’s large fires
• Victims, families face DeAngelo in Golden State Killer/East Area Rapist case
• US Postal Service suspending cuts — but will it help Californians?