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September 4, 2020

• Sacramento kids returned to school with no plan. What we can do to fix this now
• Coronavirus updates: 19% of Californians know someone who died of COVID-19, poll says
• Where cooling centers will be open in the Sacramento area as Labor Day heats up
• UC Davis distributes free school pride face masks to students and staff
• Sacramento judge won’t issue stay of order granting bail to Chinese scientist
• Galt police arrest woman for burglary, car theft at seniors’ complex
• California bikers find beautiful landscapes and kindness on trip across the country
• When firefighters hope to gain full containment of major Northern California wildfires
• Sacramento police chief calls out ‘second-guessing’ over his handling of latest protests
• A handgun, a president, a Manson follower came together in Sacramento 45 years ago
• Jump electric rental bikes are back in Sacramento. How safe are they in COVID era?
• Over 90% of Black Lives Matter demonstrations this summer were peaceful, analysis shows
• After call, Rocklin officer reenacts one his favorite childhood games: Mario Kart
• California teens, 14 and 15, seriously injured after crashing Maserati SUV near Tahoe
• McClatchy’s new hedge fund owner followed a similar path with two other media holdings
• As COVID-19 death toll mounts, Nancy Pelosi’s salon hypocrisy hands Trump a deadly weapon
• Judge rejects Dixon movie studio con artist’s release from prison over COVID-19 diagnosis
• Seeing ‘strong suspicion’ of fraud, California investigates unemployment mailings
• What you need to know about Sacramento-area school reopenings during coronavirus
• It’s time for the perfect transition to fall: Tips and tricks for the best bagels
• Sacramento City Council to debate ‘defunding’ millions from police, fire budgets
• Here’s how Sacramento’s ‘strong mayor’ ballot measure would change our city
• Gavin Newsom signs bill allowing labor law exemptions for musicians, coaches and more
• California retirees group calls for pension fund president to resign
• California has a new clean air rule: What you need to know about its cost and how it works
• California grid issues emergency as blackout threat grows. PG&E says wildfire outages possible
• 3 schools in Sacramento may be renamed to shed ‘legacy of racism’
• Some Sacramento-area movie theaters open as COVID-19 rules ease. Which could be next?