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At least six people have died and nine others have been injured in an early-morning shooting in Sacramento, California, the city’s police department said on Twitter.

Evening Standard

Sacramento shooting: Six killed and 12 wounded as police hunt gunman

Eye witnesses describe crowds rushing down the street and security guards tending the wounded

The Independent UK

California mass shooting: 6 dead, 12 injured in Sacramento

The Sacramento Police Department says the shooting happened early Sunday morning.

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Police say 6 dead, at least 9 injured in Sacramento shooting

Police in Sacramento say six people are dead and at least nine others are injured after a shooting in downtown Sacramento

The Independent UK

Sacramento shooting: Six killed as police report at least 15 victims

Police reported at least 15 victims from the shooting

The Independent UK

Jalen Green stays hot, scores career-high 33 points as Kings edge Rockets

Rockets guard Jalen Green now has five games in his young NBA career with 30+ points, which no other 2021 rookie has done more than twice. It still wasn’t quite enough to beat Sacramento.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Student stabbed at Sacramento-area school; officers detain another student

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — An eighth-grade student was taken to a hospital after being stabbed by another eighth-grader with a knife Thursday morning at an Arden Arcade school, San Juan Unified School District and law enforcement officials said.

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Anita Chabria: This teachers' strike is not just about money. It's about respect for public education

A few weeks ago, Sacramento teacher Kacie Go had 56 kids for second period.

Los Angeles Times

Ukrainians in US mobilize to help 100,000 expected refugees

Ukrainians already living in the United States are working through formal and informal networks to provide housing, food and a sense of community to as many as 100,000 refugees expected to arrive in the country

The Independent UK

California’s reparations effort moves ahead. Here’s what’s next

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California’s Reparations Task Force voted Tuesday to define those who are eligible for reparations as descendants of African Americans enslaved in the U.S. or of free Black people living in the country before the end of the 19th century.

Los Angeles Times

California lawmakers target fentanyl as opioid overdoses surge

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California lawmakers are responding to a surge in fentanyl overdoses and deaths in their cities with a list of bills that include imposing stronger penalties for distributing the synthetic opioid and easing access to safer consumption and treatment.

Los Angeles Times

Who should receive reparations in California for slavery? Answers raise more questions

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Antoinette Harrell has spent nearly three decades of her life verifying cases of slavery in the South before and after emancipation.

Los Angeles Times

Kings at Rockets: Prediction, point spread, odds, over/under, betting picks (March 30)

Jalen Green and the Rockets are slight home underdogs (+2.5) versus Sacramento in an unpredictable game where most veterans on both teams are not expected to play.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Cannabis comestible contra hierba para fumar: ¿en qué se diferencian y cuáles son los efectos sobre la salud?

SACRAMENTO, California— El panorama actual del cannabis comestible ha pasado de ser el estereotipo casero de "brownies de marihuana" a una industria innovadora, que empuja las papilas gustativas tanto de los fumadores como de quienes consumen marihuana por primera vez.

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Edible cannabis vs smoking weed: How are they different and what are the health effects?

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Today's edible cannabis scene has evolved from your stereotypical homemade "pot brownies" into an innovative industry, pushing the tastebuds of both stoners and first-time marijuana users.

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California Gov. Gavin Newsom broadens drought order — but again stops short of mandatory urban water cutbacks

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Gov. Gavin Newsom, acknowledging the severity of the drought, ordered California cities and other local water agencies Monday to reduce their water usage and tighten their conservation rules.

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A Sacramento woman was evicted from a city homeless shelter. She died in a tent 10 days later

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Tammy Couisan lost everything over the past four months.

Tribune News Service

Should rich Californians get gas price, inflation relief? Newsom, Democrats weigh options

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California leaders all agree that residents need some kind of relief from inflation and soaring gasoline prices — but who should qualify? Drivers? Those in lower income brackets? All taxpayers?

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Abortion access in California: What to know about the system, costs and resources

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — It's been more than six months since Texas enacted a near-ban on abortions, and California is catching a glimpse of how such decisions, state by state, can affect its role in providing the service to people living outside the state.

The Independent UK

Sacramento teachers strike as Minneapolis walkout continues

Thousands of teachers and other school workers have walked out in Sacramento

Los Angeles Times

News analysis: In California, the cost of driving has always been a political hot potato

SACRAMENTO — Few California cultural touchstones have had more staying power over the years than the state's affinity for cars and its aversion to taxes.

Tribune News Service

Want vulnerable Californians to have healthier pregnancies? Doulas say the state must pay up

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — This was supposed to be the year that low-income Californians could hire a doula to guide them through pregnancy and advocate for them in the hospital.

Los Angeles Times

Helene Elliott: Next wave of American men give U.S. tennis fans hope

INDIAN WELLS, Calif. — Stefanos Tsitispas didn't seem all that impressed by Jenson Brooksby after the precocious 21-year-old from Sacramento had upset him in the third round of the BNP Paribas Open.

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Power shut off to homes near Yosemite. ‘Anyone with a heart knows this is wrong’

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Power was shut off to homes near Yosemite National Park on Tuesday, the latest blow to a group of homeowners who were told in December by Yosemite that they’d have to remove or surrender the mobile homes they own without compensation by March 13.

Los Angeles Times

George Skelton: California must stop taking away child support from kids and families

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — This seems counterintuitive in such a liberal state, but it's a fact: California rips off child support payments intended for moms who receive government aid.

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