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Republican state Sen. Brian Dahle to challenge Newsom for California governor

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Northern California state Sen. Brian Dahle on Tuesday announced his bid for California governor, the first Republican legislator to challenge Gov. Gavin Newsom’s 2022 bid for reelection.

Los Angeles Times

Family asks: What happened inside Sacramento jail to leave woman in a catatonic state?

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — On July 6, a three-car accident at the 65th Street Expressway and Lemon Hill Road in Sacramento left three people injured, and started a nightmare for the family of Mishila Vickers.

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California’s single-payer healthcare effort is dead. Why it isn’t going away

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — There’s no bigger litmus test in the California Democratic Party than where a politician stands on single-payer healthcare.

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Clueless Newsom Shocked at California's 'Third World' Conditions

The governor needs to leave his fancy Sacramento-area compound more often to see what's going on throughout the state.

Reason

George Skelton: Single-payer health care in California is out of reach. Universal health care is a better bet

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — After all the scuffling over single-payer health care legislation, the author mercifully killed the bill himself. It was smart — the only possible move that made sense.

Los Angeles Times

Jazz interested in Jerami Grant, Harrison Barnes

Kevin O'Connor: Jerami Grant and Harrison Barnes are two of the players the Jazz have had trade talks for, league sources say. With one week to go until the trade deadline, Utah is targeting wings that can defend. Here's my video on Utah's need for ...

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Sacramento man arrested in deadly mass shooting on Greyhound bus in Northern California

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A 21-year-old Sacramento man allegedly opened fire on passengers of a Greyhound bus Wednesday evening in Northern California, killing a woman and injuring four other people, two of whom remain hospitalized in critical condition.

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Newsom hints at 'endemic plan' for California as omicron surge eases

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — As the calendar flips to February, California's coronavirus numbers are still improving steadily from sharp peaks during the omicron surge, which took root in mid-December and continued to disrupt businesses, schools and government operations throughout much of January.

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George Skelton: There's a battle brewing over changes to California solar incentives. Newsom is in the middle

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Rooftop solar is generating intense heat on Gov. Gavin Newsom. And he's quietly trying to cool it down.

Los Angeles Times

23-year-old alleged bomb maker charged after explosions destroy two cars in Sacramento

The bombs were both placed in cars parked in the Oak Park neighborhood

The Independent UK

Asian American food gets the prestige streaming series it deserves

Lisa Ling is sitting at a table loaded with Cantonese and Taiwanese delicacies, platters of glazed char siu (roast pork), succulent spare ribs, a medley of seafood, a bowl of pigs feet. The feast is set in Locke, California, outside Sacramento, although it could be just about anywhere in the…

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One NFL player's saga of survival

George Visger played one season in the NFL — and survived nine brain surgeries. Don't ask where he parked the car

Salon

Source: Kings move on from Ben Simmons trade talks with 76ers to focus on other pursuits

Kings general manager Monte McNair spent nearly six months in talks with the Philadelphia 76ers in hopes of bringing Ben Simmons to Sacramento, but now McNair is moving on.

Tribune News Service

George Skelton: California is headed for another bruising vaccine fight. Newsom should embrace a school mandate

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Children are getting COVID-19, being hospitalized and dying. Sure, it's in relatively small numbers. But how many kids' deaths must there be to count as significant?

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COVID-19 sick pay in California would return under deal between Newsom, lawmakers

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Gov. Gavin Newsom and state lawmakers reached an agreement Tuesday to again require employers to provide workers with up to two weeks of supplemental paid sick leave to recover from COVID-19 or care for a family member with the virus.

Tribune News Service

One of the world's largest wine industry events begins in Sacramento — with no wine tastings

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — One of the largest wine industry trade shows in the world began Tuesday in Sacramento. But a key feature of the festivities will be largely missing: wine tasting.

Zenger

Examining Potential Trade Destinations For John Collins

John Collins is growing increasingly frustrated with his role in Atlanta. If the Hawks decide to move on, where could he end up?

Los Angeles Times

George Skelton: No debate on skyrocketing cost of California single-payer bill? So much for good government

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Things don't always go as hoped. A prime example is the Democrats' push for single-payer health care legislation.

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Benzinga

This California Mom Launched A Real Estate Career In 2021: Breaking Down How She Made It Happen

BY MARIAN MCPHERSON, originally published on Inman.

Los Angeles Times

All California schoolchildren must be vaccinated against COVID-19 under new bill

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A California lawmaker known for tightening restrictions on school vaccine laws will propose a bill Monday to close a loophole in the state's requirement that children receive COVID-19 shots.

Tribune News Service

Travel for Two: Like grapes on a vine, Lodi will grow on you

The first time I visited Lodi was out of curiosity. The second time, though, was for better reasons, for old vines and wine.

Los Angeles Times

California kids 12 and older could receive COVID-19 vaccine without parent’s OK

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Ani Chaglasian spent much of last year trying to convince her parents that she should be vaccinated against COVID-19.

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Judge rips PG&E as 'continuing menace to California' over wildfires as probation ends

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — PG&E Corp.'s five years of criminal probation are ending, but not before the supervising judge delivered one last blistering lecture about its troubled safety record and suggested that California's largest utility be carved in two.

Los Angeles Times

George Skelton: Lithium might not be a gold rush for California. But it could be for people near the Salton Sea

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — People have been fighting Salton Sea shrinkage, salinity and stench for decades without much success. But now the local economy could be headed toward a boom.

Tribune News Service

Will California put vaccine mandates into law? Legislators look to tighten rules

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California lawmakers want stronger policies when it comes to vaccine requirements, but just what those policies will look like is still up for debate.

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