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September 1, 2020

• Por qué los defensores latinos están presionando por la acción afirmativa en California
• ‘Disastrous’: 16 dead of COVID-19 at California nursing home with history of health lapses
• Coronavirus updates: Nearly 3,800 Californians died of COVID-19 in August, state says
• What we learned about the 49ers offense in training camp: Receivers need a leader
• After California COVID data errors, state hires company to build new coronavirus database
• Elk Grove university campus will offer a master’s degree in health administration
• Man arrested after trying to enter patrol car and fighting deputy, Tuolumne officials say
• Teen camp counselor drowns at California YMCA. His family wants to know how
• What we learned about the 49ers defense in training camp: First-rounder Kinlaw is raw
• Tale of two COVID decisions: How Sacramento County screwed up CARES funding, the city didn’t
• More California jobs to be exempted from landmark labor law under bills heading to Newsom
• This California city is the worst place to drive in the US, study says
• Missing woman from Vineyard located, Sacramento County deputies say
• Firefighter killed in August Complex wildfire at Mendocino National Forest
• Latino Victory está detrás de Alex Padilla para el puesto de Harris
• ‘We just passed a guy in a jetpack.’ Pilot reports sighting near Los Angeles airport
• Evictions, cops, taxes: What’s going to Newsom + GOP protests + PUC director dismissed
• ‘I could see the teeth.’ Shark bites kayak, knocks California angler into the ocean
• CHP looks for pickup that struck pedestrian in a fatal hit-and-run in Sacramento area
• Coroner releases name of Woodland driver who died in Sacramento crash on Interstate 5
• Man arrested on attempted murder charge after crossbow attack, El Dorado deputies say
• Cal Expo close to receiving $6 million bailout package after Legislature sends it to Newsom
• Three to Stream: ‘Chalk it Up!’ features quarantined sets, distanced art for 30th year
• Complaint says Sacramento police officer pushed demonstrator, damaging cellphone
• Why thousands of unemployed California workers are unlikely to get extra $300 benefit
• Georgetown’s John Thompson Jr. passion helped Sacramento kids appreciate basketball and life
• Indoor dining returns to El Dorado County. How new rules will change the experience
• 4 reasons why the Children’s Receiving Home in Sacramento is failing its kids
• ‘A Herculean task.’ Sacramento teachers try to juggle online instruction, parenting
• When should you mail your ballot? Answers to your California election questions
• More Californians could take paid family leave under bill heading to Gov. Newsom
• California Democrats wouldn’t let a new mom vote from home, so she brought her baby to the Capitol
• What went wrong in the Capitol when California Republicans stalled votes from quarantine
• Alleged hiring favoritism at California agency leads to firing of executive director
• Suspect’s family sues over fatal Sacramento police shooting at apartments near Sac State
• Republicans in COVID-19 quarantine throw California Senate in disarray as deadline nears
• As California burns, lawmakers reject wildfire-safety funds and homeowners insurance relief
• School starts in 2 days — and this Sacramento district still hasn’t finalized its learning plan
• Gov. Gavin Newsom signs eviction relief law as California ban expires during COVID-19 pandemic