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February 16, 2021

• ‘Breaking point.’ Families fleeing Sacramento-area public schools as campuses stay closed
• Whiteside calls Nets ‘offensive juggernaut,’ says Kings might need players-only meeting
• Kyrie Irving scores 40; James Harden posts triple-double as Brooklyn Nets blast Kings
• Vaccine equity for Latinos + Church as an essential service + API caucus on hate crimes
• Most California drivers inhale carcinogens — and the danger is from inside, study says
• A US Navy ship that had massive COVID outbreak now has new cases, officials say
• Kings tickets and a cruise: How California’s AIDS office misspent millions
• Sacramento police shoot, injure suspect in vehicle pursuit after reported arson
• Coronavirus updates: Yolo County could be one week away from looser restrictions
• Update: Suspect in death of 1-year-old child arrested in Sacramento after manhunt
• Coyote bites child walking with mom in unprovoked attack, California police say
• Fact check: Are California Democrats unfairly scrutinizing recall signatures?
• California Republican takes on ‘cancel culture,’ proposes new discrimination protections
• Kings’ Chimezie Metu fractured wrist on ‘dangerous play’ by Jonas Valanciunas
• Big rig crash, fuel leak close southbound Sunrise Boulevard in Rancho Cordova
• COVID vaccine updates: California getting biggest boost yet as federal supply soars
• Watch: Gov. Gavin Newsom gives COVID-19 update at new vaccine site in Los Angeles
• California will pay up to $15M to distribute vaccines under new contract with Blue Shield
• How fast is Sacramento region vaccinating against COVID-19? See the pace for your county
• Missing man found dead in his CA home, but investigator doesn’t know how he got there
• Sacramento’s best brunch is at this 46-year-old downtown pub, readers say
• Welcome to Flavortown Kitchen: Guy Fieri’s newest concept opens in Roseville
• ‘The Black voice of Sacramento’: How KDEE brings a new sound to community radio