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August 7, 2020

• ‘If we didn’t have this, we’d be homeless.’ Two Sacramento communities wonder about their future
• An only-in-California problem: Why your newspaper delivery driver could disappear
• Here are the fastest-selling new and used cars in Sacramento, Stockton and Modesto
• Unpermitted event leads to closures of Discovery Park and Tiscornia Beach on Monday
• Walmart, Salvation Army school supply drive targets needy families in Sacramento area
• Folsom woman employed in college admissions scheme agrees to guilty plea
• How Kings can pass Blazers, Grizzlies, Suns, Spurs, Pelicans for No. 8 seed in West
• Amador deputies seize ‘illegal assault rifles’ after dispute between neighbors
• Suspects charged with trying to cash benefit checks sent to family of fallen Yolo deputy
• Kings coach Luke Walton says Buddy Hield ‘still has my trust and we need him’
• More NBA bubble trouble for Kings in 119-106 loss to injury-ravaged Brooklyn Nets
• Take a look inside the ‘most sophisticated’ smuggling tunnel found on US-Mexico border
• Football notes: Chris Nixon hired at Sheldon, deaths rock Capital Christian and Folsom
• 31-year-old Loomis man found dead in Sacramento County jail cell, deputies say
• ‘The vibe is different’: Trent Williams is enjoying honeymoon phase with the 49ers
• Pandemic migration: Many moving from the largest cities and seeking homes in Sacramento
• Trump signs executive order to boost unemployment checks. Can he do that?
• Coronavirus updates: California officially passes 10,000 COVID-19 deaths, state confirms
• California’s COVID-19 tracking system failed. This is what is being done to fix it
• Big Sky officially cancels fall football season, FCS tournament in serious doubt
• Trump commits to cover costs of California National Guard COVID-19 response — for now
• Meet DaQuan Jeffries, the bright spot for the Sacramento Kings that few saw coming
• Sacramento residents left home more often last month. Here’s what the tracking data show
• California’s 800,000 farmworkers are under siege from the coronavirus. Lawmakers urge relief
• Less cash, fewer loans: How Latino businesses are fighting for customers in the pandemic
• Roseville poised to fine SunSplash water park for staying open despite coronavirus orders
• Sacramento firefighter union announces ‘strong opposition’ to ‘strong mayor’ ballot measure
• California releases new guidance for colleges, universities: Meet these conditions to reopen