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June 17, 2026

• Lawmakers want to close loophole for political campaigns that pay influencers
• Don’t call it a B&B: Enjoy micro-local gourmet meals at this Yuba County farmstay
• Meet The Sacramento Bee’s 2026 Softball Players of the Year and All-Metro teams
• Sacramento State adds course sections, expands capacity amid enrollment growth
• Metro Fire’s prescribed burn helps train firefighters, reduce dry fuels Rio Linda
• No-growth Davis is pushing itself toward a California state takeover now | Opinion
• World Cup brings 2nd straight big crowd to Bay Area. Did Austria hold off Jordan?
• Sacramento area celebrates Juneteenth with festivals, music and more this week
• El Dorado Hills housing project delayed as supervisors order new traffic study
• ‘Best in America’: Sacramento area pie shop is voted #1 in the nation
• Kiley says Biden legitimately won 2020 election after years of refusing to answer
• Northern CA fawn rescued after resident allegedly kept it in captivity for weeks
• Fire officials suspend residential burn permits in most CA counties. What to know
• Sacramento Kings holding free NBA draft watch party. Here’s how you can go
• How ready are Californians for retirement? See where the state ranks
• US Supreme Court declines to hear El Dorado County fee dispute. Here’s why
• California initiative that would limit environmental review eligible for ballot
• Sacramento Zoo wants community input on expansion plans. How to weigh in
• Man, 48, arrested on gun charge after teen’s fatal shooting in North Sacramento
• Co-Living Explained: Why Adults Are Choosing 'Dorms for Grown-Ups’ Over Expensive One-Bedrooms
• Personal beef, not gang rivalry ignited K Street mass shooting, defense says
• Former CapRadio GM returning to court for embezzlement case. See how he spent the money
• Davis City Council backs paid parking at three free lots. When to expect meters
• When is Juneteenth? Do I get day off work? What to know about California holiday
• Sacramento to audit police after ACLU report alleges racially-biased traffic stops
• Long-running Strawberry Music Festival cancels fall bluegrass concerts, event
• Trump’s investigation of Gov. Newsom is latest federal attack on California | Opinion
• Social media got me into college. Don’t cut that resource off for teens | Opinion
• Aisha Wahab advances in special election to finish Swalwell’s term in Congress
• A’s fall in 12-4 blowout as Pirates tee off on starter returning from injury
• U.S. customs officials seize 139 pounds of Ethiopian khat shipped to Sacramento
• Military identifies 8 killed in B-52 crash at California's Edwards Air Force Base
• Adoption fees waived for adult dogs at Front Street Animal Shelter in Sacramento
• CapRadio’s ex-GM to appear in court in September after delay granted in fraud case
• Free passes to California state parks mark Juneteenth, 250th anniversary of US
• Sacramento County begins $1.4M replacement of failing Fair Oaks sound wall
• Legislature keeps ‘hand grenade’ corporate tax proposal alive for next governor
• A’s host Pride Night tonight as Giants’ hat controversy hits national stage
• The Giants Pride Night was marred by bigotry; A’s aim higher tonight | Opinion
• Stuck on what to do for Father’s Day in Sacramento? Here are some ideas
• Run Clubs, Book Clubs and Pottery Classes: Why Hobbies Are the New Way to Make Friends
• Pasty Shack returns: 74-year-old East Sacramento ‘staple’ reopens
• Ikeda’s named best pie shop, A’s Pride Night. Top Sacramento stories for June 17
• CalPERS prepares to drop United Healthcare over high premiums, opts for Sutter Health
• Who were the 8 victims killed in the Edwards Air Force Base B-52 bomber crash?
• Marysville’s Ranch Market closed after health inspection reveals vermin infestation