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December 14, 2022

• Ronstadt. Rapinoe. Los Tigres. See California Hall of Fame inductees honored in Sacramento
• Mom vanishes on walk to the market after leaving her kids with family, Oregon cops say
• These are the worst days to fly out of Sacramento for holidays — and the best times to drive
• Former California union leader sentenced after pleading guilty to grand theft, tax fraud
• Old Sacramento won’t have New Year’s Eve fireworks, third consecutive holiday without display
• Cirque du Soleil will make its return to the Sacramento area next year. Here’s what to know
• Young elk stuck in mud couldn’t be pulled out by the antlers. Then came the four-wheeler
• As California cools, federal government poised to pass last-minute laws to address wildfires
• Don’t blame the coyotes — humans play a role in attacks, CA wildlife experts say
• Thousands of working Californians can slash health insurance premiums after IRS rule change
• 17-year-old at bus stop is attacked with sharp weapon, CA cops say. Now man arrested
• Sale closed in Folsom: $1 million for a three-bedroom home
• Security guard fatally shoots man in Sacramento; homicide detectives investigating
• Sacramento police investigate shooting between vehicles in Arden Fair mall parking garage
• Yolo County man arrested after reports of him carrying assault rifle, confronting others
• Boyfriend shoots Jack in the Box worker who got in the ‘middle of a girl fight,’ AZ cops say
• More California children can attend transitional kindergarten at no cost. What you should know
• Sacramento County man arrested for fraudulent medical practice and sexual assault
• See newest members of California Hall of Fame walk the red carpet
• ‘Grumpy green guy’ doesn’t count as a passenger for driver in HOV lane, Arizona cops say
• Want a new restaurant or bar at Sacramento airport? Submit your idea before the deadline
• Sacramento grand jury looking for new members to investigate local agencies, governments
• Book of Dreams: Girls on the Run not only helps to learn running – it prepares for life
• Buck ‘stuck in a rut’ ends up in same icy ditch in Colorado for second year in a row
• Man taken into custody following Sacramento County standoff involving sheriff’s SWAT team
• Homicide detectives arrest suspect in man’s death after fistfight in south Sacramento
• Joel Embiid powers Philadelphia 76ers past Sacramento Kings despite De’Aaron Fox’s return
• Jack Ohman: Kevin McCarthy’s long leash...
• Onlookers warn man refilling propane tanks before gazebo catches fire, Oregon cops say
• Muskox kills state trooper shooing herd away from dog kennel, Alaska officials say
• Sale closed in Sacramento: $1 million for a three-bedroom home
• Six-bedroom home in Folsom sells for $1.2 million
• Sale closed in Penn Valley: $1.9 million for a three-bedroom home
• California officials keep claiming ‘progress’ on homelessness. Here’s where they’re wrong
• Kings-Raptors gameday live: Sacramento’s slumping 3-point shooting; Anunoby injury update
• ‘Finally smiling again’: CIF rules basketball star Kiku Parker eligible for Grant Pacers
• Arson suspect detained in Roseville after sprinkler signals ’small fire’
• Thousands of Californians could be eligible for retroactive unemployment benefits, EDD says
• Will new California law make it legal for pedestrians to jaywalk? Here are the details
• California schools are getting a new grade: Here’s what changes and how it will affect you
• Single-family home in Folsom sells for $1.5 million
• All for one: Sac State names Andy Thompson football coach; top assistants remain on staff
• Single-family home in Penn Valley sells for $1.3 million
• Waffle factory leaked toxic gas into CA neighborhood, officials say. Now Eggo must pay
• Regional notes: Idaho State hires Cody Hawkins; Troy Taylor hires Klayton Adams; Mike Leach
• Will oil well setback law be blocked from taking effect? + Remembering a Bay Area labor champion
• Single-family house in Carmichael sells for $1.5 million
• Breathtaking estate listed in California looks like it’s from the future. Take a look
• To cut fossil fuels, California needs power lines, fast. Building them takes a decade