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July 20, 2022

• Why do so many people fail the California DMV written exam?
• Fights shut down a popular California amusement park. Now teens must have a chaperone
• New 988 mental health hotline is now active. What this means for California residents
• Jack Ohman: Say it ain’t solar, Joe
• Which NBA city is the worst? We dive into the Sacramento vs. Detroit argument
• Hundreds of desert tortoises need homes, Arizona officials say. Here’s how to adopt
• How much did it cost to buy a home in Folsom, California in the the past week?
• Sacramento, California, house sells for $1.4 million
• Top 10 most expensive homes sold in Citrus Heights last week
• Fighting monkeypox, sexual health clinics are underfunded and ill-equipped
• Top 10 most expensive homes sold in Arden Arcade last week
• 2-year-old girl taken to hospital after being hit by vehicle in Sacramento, police say
• New Sacramento County commission will advise public safety agencies. Here’s how to apply
• Tahoe National Forest implements fire restrictions amid drought and warming conditions
• CalPERS reports $29 billion loss for the year, worst performance since Great Recession
• Fire contained near American River homeless camp in Carmichael area, Metro Fire says
• Top 10 most expensive homes sold in Folsom last week
• How to ace your written California driver’s test on the first try
• Nevada City, California, house sells for $2 million
• World TeamTennis cancels 2022 season, opens bids for new teams to join in 2023
• Congress’ health care inaction could leave more Californians vulnerable to COVID variants
• Capital Christian, Sac-Joaquin Section reach deal that will end the school’s playoff ban
• Sacramento, California, house sells for $2.5 million
• Deputies found a Northern California man dead in a trailer. Here’s what happened
• Folsom, California, house sells for $1.6 million
• Driver rams family on walk, kills toddler and dad with shotgun, Montana police say
• How much did it cost to buy a home in Pocket/Greenhaven, CA in the the last two weeks?
• How much did it cost to buy a home in Citrus Heights, CA in the the past week?
• Family argument over who will sleep on couch leads to fatal shooting, Arizona cops say
• Youth academy plugs into Sacramento’s blue-collar roots, refuels Republic FC lineup
• Bee’s Best prep football: No. 23 Rosemont is led by new coach John Straw
• The Webb telescope’s stunning images beat the jumpsuits off billionaire selfies in space
• America’s answer to declining dominance in world trade is clear: Skilled, legal immigrants
• California driver’s license quiz: How well do you know the rules of the road?
• Bonta urges Congress to keep state privacy protections + ‘Young Guns?’ Really? + Audit the DOJ?
• Women found trapped atop car as water main break floods street, California officials say
• Sacramento LGBT Community Center hosts monkeypox vaccine clinic as county cases rise
• Missing hiker’s body found across river from where shoes were left, Oregon cops say
• California’s 2022 wildfire season is off to a relatively tame start. Will it last?
• Oceanfront apartment in California funded by $27 million COVID scam, feds say
• Top 10 most expensive homes sold in Galt last week
• The most expensive homes sold in downtown Sacramento CA
• See a list of expensive homes sold in Woodland, California
• Who needs a roller coaster? Meet your favorite author at the California State Fair
• Latino turnout dropped in California’s primary. These groups want to bring out midterm voters
• Facing long odds, Sacramento area’s Sam Long completes long comeback to Giants’ roster
• Which closed restaurant do you miss the most? Here’s how Bee readers voted in our survey
• Inflation at the State Fair: What can $100 get you at Cal Expo this year?
• Yes, ‘goatscaping’ is a thing and this house in California does it best. Check it out
• Shock research: Sacramento Kings among most loved NBA teams; fans top-10 happiest in U.S.
• Ousted Placer executive asks The Sacramento Bee to remove story about his firing from site
• No-Bid Medi-Cal contract for Kaiser Permanente is now law, but key details are missing