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September 22, 2020

• Three arrested in connection with fatal Roseville hotel shooting after fleeing the area
• Vanessa Bryant, Kobe’s widow, says mom shows her true side and it’s ‘more than painful’
• Republicans aren’t taking a pay cut, yet + Police reform committee + Heat over RBG remark
• Paraglider missing for weeks in Nevada desert found dead under a tree, police say
• Deputies begin escorts into North Complex evacuation zones. Fire now at 300,000 acres
• California may have undercounted COVID-19 deaths in Black, Latino and Asian communities
• 5 of the 6 largest California wildfires in history started in the past 6 weeks
• Curious mountain lion seen on video watching children play in California neighborhood
• Doctor covertly recorded young boys’ exams to make child porn in Colorado, feds say
• Roseville man, 24, killed in Monday night crash on Highway 65, CHP says
• Two 18-year-olds killed as speeding car hits trees, splits into three pieces
• Californians have 3 ways to vote on Election Day. Only 1 requires a visit to a poll
• ‘Sobriety looks good on you’: Woodland man beats drugs, streets through court program
• This San Francisco Tudor-style home owned by Tom Steyer is for sale for $11 million
• Wide Open Walls is still a work in progress as Sacramento gets more colorful
• Three to Stream: New music from Rituals of Mine; Farm Aid has powerful quartet
• California’s median home price just broke a record. Here’s how much it is
• Illicit: The work of Sacramento Poet Laureate Andru Defeye
• California reverses course on nail salons, announces they can resume indoor operations soon
• California marijuana taxes won’t go up for a year under new bill signed by Gavin Newsom
• UC donors’ children were inappropriately admitted to Cal and UCLA, audit finds
• California Republican lawmaker said his party asked for state pay cuts. It didn’t
• Game changer: New GM Monte McNair will bring Kings deep into basketball analytics
• This is what 70% of Sacramento residents say is the worst part of the COVID-19 crisis
• El Dorado County’s coronavirus risk level downgraded again. Here’s what can now reopen