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December 5, 2023

• Crunchyroll users can get a cut of $16 million settlement — but time is running out
• Lake Tahoe’s new hockey team owned by Heisman winner Tim Tebow unveils name, logo
• Brazilian cafe reopens at new downtown spot in Sacramento with more seating, expanded menu
• ‘Same ol’ Jake’: Coaches rejoice as Folsom alum Jake Browning dazzles on Monday Night Football
• School bus returning students from a field trip catches fire on I-5 in Sacramento
• Book of Dreams: Food bank provides the food as well as ways to prepare it
• What would the ‘12 Days of Christmas’ actually cost you? It’s $1,200 more than last year
• ‘I am in agony’: Mom remembers Sac State student who died after medical issue at Kings game
• Blue the bomb-sniffing lab joins Sacramento Regional Transit: ‘Happiest dog in the world’
• Fan dies in medical emergency during Kings-Pelicans game in Sacramento. Team offers condolences
• Supervisors appoint David Villanueva as Sacramento County’s new executive to succeed Edwards
• Sacramento DA Thien Ho is suing the city for river pollution caused by Canada Geese | Opinion
• California Rep. Kevin Kiley rips Gov. Gavin Newsom in ‘very unusual’ House floor speech
• Starbucks is offering half-priced drinks for the holidays. Here’s when and what to know
• Knockout: Kings can’t solve Pelicans problem in quarterfinals of NBA in-season tournament
• Dense fog to blanket Sacramento this week and rain is on its way, latest forecast says
• Buyer wounded in Orangevale shooting after trying to steal fentanyl, Sacramento sheriff says
• YouTuber crashed his plane for views, then lied about it, feds say. He’s prison-bound
• Moms for Liberty suing Yolo County library, claiming free speech violations at forums
• Hanukkah festivities return to Elk Grove’s Old Town Plaza: ‘Everyone’s welcome’
• Driver suspected of manslaughter, DUI in Sacramento crash that killed woman, hurt her 2 kids
• DA Thien Ho accuses Sacramento of allowing homeless to pollute waterways, endangering health
• Sacramento County clears way for 200 new tiny homes, funded by $18M state grant