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October 5, 2021

• ‘I always like underdog cities’: Sacramento gets stamp of approval after music festival
• End oil drilling permits? + Equality California union breakthrough + Group seeks Newsom vetoes
• Uninsured women ages 40 and up can get free breast cancer screenings from UCD in October
• Prep football: Top 25 rankings, Folsom hosts De La Salle and full schedule
• Want a ketchup packet at a restaurant? New California law means you’ll have to ask for it
• California’s eviction freeze ended, but you can still get rent help. Check your county
• National Trans Visibility March is coming to Sacramento. Here’s how to get involved
• Two dead, one seriously injured in I-80 hit-and-run crash in North Highlands
• Get a glimpse of Elk Grove’s new Old Town library plans at two Wednesday events
• UC Davis researchers studied COVID viral loads in vaccinated cases. Here’s what they found
• Chico cab driver assaulted as gun is fired in taxi. One passenger dies, another arrested
• California could soon have its own public banking service, under new law signed by Gavin Newsom
• Sacramento’s top polluter is traffic. So why does the county’s climate plan create more?
• California Nurses Association to represent 200 at Manteca hospital after RNs approve union
• New California law bans use of recycle logo on non-recyclable packages
• Bewitching home designed by Disney imagineer lists in California for $2.7M. See inside
• Yuba City woman sentenced for hit-and-run that killed 13-year-old boy walking to school
• Man accused of indecent exposure is suspect in Placer County attempted kidnapping
• Woodcreek High School on lockdown as Roseville police investigate threat toward campus
• Family that vanished while on camping trip found weeks later in New Mexico, cops say
• California issued another batch of stimulus payments today. When to expect your check
• Davion Mitchell shows ‘elite’ defense in Kings’ preseason win over Suns; credits teammates
• Need help navigating life in California? Ask our team your most pressing questions
• Hispanics led home-buying surge last year. Here’s how Latino first-time buyers closed the deal
• More bike paths? Safer sidewalks? Biden’s infrastructure bill has money for them