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September 29, 2021

• California’s economy is recovering, but new report shows it’s not there yet
• Their homes survived the Caldor Fire. Then Tahoe’s hungry black bears moved in
• South Natomas park killing was fourth homicide of a homeless person in Sacramento in 2021
• Man lights woman on fire with road flare, then hides in 10-foot hole, Utah cops say
• Video shows cute bear cubs displaced by Dixie Fire enjoying peace at wildlife center
• Swarm of bees emerges from underground, stinging man 100 times, Arizona officials say
• Woman accused of elder abuse at Folsom senior care home appears in Sacramento court
• State must cancel San Joaquin’s application to claim water from the Lower American River
• Vulnerable Californians could lose power when utility protections expire. Will leaders act?
• Worried about a California bear encounter? Here’s how to keep them out of your home
• School bus driver arrested after slamming on brakes, hurting 21 kids, Arizona cops say
• October entertainment events: WWE Raw, the Eagles, Andrea Bocelli and more take stage
• Sacramento singer shows perseverance pays off as she nabs a team spot on ‘The Voice’
• California’s eviction ban is expiring, but Sacramento rent assistance is still available
• $10,000 worth of gear stolen from Cal Fire, PG&E trucks in Northern California
• Sacramento’s mask mandate may end soon as COVID rate drops, health officer says
• Fatal shooting by CHP officer to be investigated by California AG under new law
• Animal rights activists opposed to ‘factory farms’ protest outside Gavin Newsom’s home
• Dog ‘can’t stop smiling’ — but it’s for a very sad reason, California shelter says
• Mom tells kids she wants them to go to heaven — then shoots them, Arizona police say
• California’s COVID eviction moratorium is ending Thursday. Here’s why that’s too soon
• Adolescents are among Sacramento’s lowest vaccination groups. These groups are lower than others
• Kings think three-guard lineup featuring Fox, Haliburton, Mitchell is ‘going to be fun’
• After years of infighting, California passes meaningful housing reforms. Now what?
• Democrat behind California rent cap law to leave Assembly for San Francisco attorney’s office
• Update: Kidnapped sons ‘recovered’, Sacramento County father now in custody, DA’s office says
• Police, fire department investigate suspicious package in Rancho Cordova
• Ping pong, air strikes and terrorist groups: testimony resumes in Omar Ameen hearing
• See which Sacramento-area neighborhoods saw the fastest COVID spread in September
• TSA confiscates knife hidden in flyer’s shoe, then lets them board flight, officials say
• Mom on e-bike with her two kids crashes onto rocks and dies, California cops say
• Which masks protect best against wildfire smoke? Study shows one is superior
• Curious-looking California home named ‘The Ark’ lists for $10 million. Look around
• Dare to spend Halloween in original ‘Scream’ house? It’s cheap if you’re brave enough
• Four accused of laundering millions in Target gift cards in California, feds say
• He got a $245,000 pension when ‘spiking’ was legal. Supreme Court could decide if he keeps it
• Newsom signs more housing bills + Bonta backs federal rule change + Planned Parenthood ads
• Prep football roundup: Notes from a wild season and early peek at players of the year
• Want to build an ADU in your Sacramento backyard? Tips from a homeowner on rent, size, rules
• California is now a permanent vote-by-mail state. What does this mean for you?
• Got an outdoors-loving fourth-grader? Here’s how to get into state parks for free this year