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August 26, 2020

• California’s Democratic and Republican legislators dodge pay cuts, unite in hypocrisy
• ‘Pick Padilla’: Why Latino Victory is behind California elections chief for Harris’ seat
• Sacramento officials identify man suspected of killing woman before shootout with deputies
• California moves to speed COVID-19 test results, cut costs with new lab contract
• 49ers training camp: Sherman bounces back after scare, Garoppolo picked three times in red-zone drill
• A ski area changed its ‘derogatory’ name. Now the public service district is, too
• Leader of Sacramento’s Mercy General will also run Woodland Memorial, as CEO departs
• Graffiti spree in Grass Valley leads to teen’s arrest
• Amid national probe of Chinese scholars, UC Davis researcher renews bid for release
• There’s a new plan to revitalize West Broadway in Sacramento. Will residents be forced out?
• Inmate death at High Desert State Prison leads to homicide investigation
• Suspect in attempted sexual assault on Davis greenbelt arrested
• Pushed by the pandemic: Jesuit basketball star will play for Napa’s Prolific Prep
• Coronavirus updates: Will improving numbers change California schools’ opening plans?
• Ambrosia Cafe, a Capitol and state worker favorite, closes in downtown Sacramento
• See how the Sacramento City Council allocated $89 million in federal coronavirus money
• Elk Grove coach has 4 big bats playing in major leagues, including his son
• A wasted summer: How the Sacramento teachers union leaders are hurting your kids
• Tax vouchers, court fees in budget bills + Rent relief deadline + Affirmative action endorsement
• Coach Ty Ellis is certain of himself, despite uncertain future with Kings organization
• California could get $71 billion in coronavirus help. Auditor warns it could be wasted
• California relaxes rules for school openings to let some students return to campus
• California Legislature must act to decertify police officers who abuse power or kill
• Folsom hires tech sleuths to figure out why residents’ water pipes are leaking
• Rapid-moving Placer County fire was halted quickly. Officials reveal how it started
• Facing ‘a wave of evictions’, Newsom, California Democrats debate rent, foreclosure relief
• UPDATE: Positive COVID-19 test for senator scrambles plans for California Legislature’s final week
• California lawmakers seek $2.5 billion to protect homes from wildfires, thin forests
• 49ers say no fans can attend the season opener due to the coronavirus pandemic
• Watch: Gov. Gavin Newsom to give update on California wildfires, COVID-19
• Here are California’s biggest fires burning right now, and where air quality is worst
• Evacuations ordered in Yolo County as LNU Lightning Complex continues to burn