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Sunday Jan 19 2020 Northern California News

• Hospital lab receives accreditation
• Man dies in river after fleeing from police
• Y-S Fairgrounds awarded grant for facility improvements
• Could Mt. Shasta be the next St. Helens?
• 1-year-old daughter released during Santa Cruz standoff
• Sex offender on parole arrested in Santa Cruz harassing girls
• 3 Arrested After Teen Who Had Been Kidnapped, Raped Uses Snapchat To Get Help
• Police Arrest 4 for Running Brothels in San Jose Residential Neighborhoods
• State Buys FEMA Trailers as Part of Billion-Dollar Plan to House Homeless
• Richmond Man Sentenced For Sexual Assaults In Portable Toilets At BottleRock Festival

Saturday Jan 18 2020 News, Northern California

• Woman killed after driving 5 miles wrong way on Highway 17
• New insights into monarch butterflies' mysterious migrations
• Joe Biden calls out Mark Zuckerberg as 'a real problem'
• Man shot during Oakland attempted carjacking
• JetBlue to cut Oakland service, keep San Jose and SF routes
• Robber hits downtown Oakland bank, threatens teller
• Livermore approves wine country hotel amid opposition from neighbors
• Andrew Yang tells San Francisco supporters he can make it through early state 'dogfight'
• It's been seven months since Sacramento's cannabis chief left. Meet his replacement
• Struggling California State Fair eyes bailout from taxpayers to avoid insolvency
• Midtown sushi joint is latest Sacramento restaurant to close as owner starts new eatery
• 2 hurt after propane tank explodes at Natomas homeless encampment, Sacramento FD says

Thursady Jan 15 2020 News, Northern California

• San Jose shooting marks city's first homicide of 2020
• A blob of hot water in the Pacific Ocean killed a million seabirds, scientists say
• New HBO film celebrates Oakland's MLK Oratorical Fest
• Mountain View's Mozilla to lay off 70 people, maybe more
• Sacramento may allow 10 new pot shops to address inequity in city's marijuana dispensaries
• No one won Powerball, which grows to $312 million: Here are Wednesday's drawn numbers
• Pantsless prowler tries to crawl through home's doggy door, California couple says
• Thunderbirds coming to Beale
• Yuba-Sutter's only roastery started with a sheet pan and a wok
• New Sutter County Museum exhibit tells stories of migrant farm workers
• More than 100 turn out for meeting about damaged dam
• Man, 26, goes missing in Hat Creek area. A $6,000 reward is being offered to help find him

Jan 15 2020 News, Northern California

• Midtown brewery tripling in size, adding restaurant in taking over former Press Bistro spot
• App founder's Davis-based business looks to pair customers with California wineries
• Pursuit of RV towing RV in Sacramento County ends with spike strip used, deputies said
• Students at a Sacramento high school raised money for a class gift. Then it went missing
• Unlicensed Yolo restaurant fined over $100K after allegedly poisoning UC Davis students
• California drivers aren't paying traffic fines. Here's what Gov. Newsom plans to do
• Three Sacramento airport employees plead guilty to mail theft conspiracy
• Strongest' storm system in several weeks set to hit Bay Area
• A killer was released after nearly 30 years in California prison. Two years later, he killed again
• California cop on the job for less than 5 months arrested on suspicion of sexual assault
• San Bruno police arrest suspected fentanyl dealer

Jan 14 2020 News

• Foolish California Bonds Put Taxpayers at Risk
• Wheatland to improve water utility
• County to provide services for juvenile inmate rehab
• Roseville Police release video of officers shooting suspect dead after Placer rampage
• Placerville City Council set to approve and license city's first cannabis dispensaries
• Body found hanging from tree with rope around neck near I-80 south of Roseville
• Proposed restaurant near Executive Airport has nose of 747 jet sticking out of it
• SF Ferry Building's first black-owned restaurant is closing
• Hilton Hotel in downtown San Jose is sold for more than $117 million
• 9-year-old finds loaded Santa Clara County Sheriff deputy's handgun in Airbnb
• Panel finds California judge sexually harassed women, including a fellow judge at courthouse
• CHICO POLICE ANNOUNCE ARREST OF WELLS FARGO ROBBERY SUSPECT
• New charges for man arrested after young girls were found on heroin
• Rocks and mud force closure of Highway 96
• Meeting set on damaged Shasta County dam

Monday Jan 13 2020 News, Northern California

• San Francisco: Muni train strikes, kills man
• Black market fuels brazen Bay Area laptop thefts in cafes
• Another rainy week on tap, with chance of rush-hour showers Tuesday
• (Latest line: A good week for Santa Clara, bad one for e-scooters) - couldn't expand the article...not sure what the problem
• Palo Alto: Reward offered for bandits in armed robbery of Safeway
• Two Clayton men charged in connection to Contra Costa County residential burglaries
• San Jose: Man fires at couple in road rage shooting on Highway 101
• Electric moped rentals now available in Oakland
• Big increase in firefighters proposed for California
• Northern California executive fired after admitting to shooting, killing a lion
• UC Santa Cruz appears in trailer for FX's Silicon Valley thriller
• Bay Area woman protesting mandatory vaccinations charged after allegedly throwing menstrual blood at California senators
• California's largest private giant sequoia grove saved from development
• Stomach illness outbreak at Yosemite prompts major clean-up
• Food Source to close two Sacramento stores citing low sales and traffic
• Man with multiple felony warrants on the run after evading police chase in Nevada City
• Two found dead inside houseboat west of Yosemite, Sheriff's Office says
• Annual minimum wage increase felt locally
• Longest-running equipment show returns to Colusa County
• Group protests ICE contract at Yuba County Jail Saturday
• Fecal bacteria in California's waterways increases with homeless crisis
• California Reservation's Solar Microgrid Provides Power During Utility Shutoffs

Sunday 12 Jan 2020 Northern California news

• Orinda teacher arrested for alleged 1990s inappropriate relationships
• Las Lomas High student arrested after handgun confiscated
• California housing projections: Low-risk, national laggard … or did somebody goof?
• SF swears in first Asian-American sheriff in the state's history
• BART board OKs train-patrolling ambassadors. Here's when you could start seeing them
• 3 East Bay men arrested for alleged $3,700 Milpitas Walgreens theft
• Oakland man seen kissing barrel of assault weapon on Instagram sentenced to federal prison
• Uber changes fixed pricing, responding to new California law
• Former Brentwood tattoo studio owner competes on 'Ink Master'
• You can now make $100,000 working at Taco Bell
• 10 closures in 11 days: Inside the Sacramento-area restaurant bloodbath to start 2020
• Rainy morning leads to spinouts, slow traffic in Sacramento. What will the weekend bring?
• BottleRock music festival sells out of three-day passes ahead of single-day sales
• Man charged in restaurant shooting appears in court
• Inspiring activism at the Wild & Scenic Film Festival
• Three juveniles arrested for Plumas Lake burglary
• UPDATE: Police identify suspect in Wednesday's shooting at Redding hotel
• Redding news roundup: Coroner's office ID's three killed in crashes
• With Redding woman missing, police investigating man with possible connection
• 'Not the Golden State anymore': Middle- and low-income people leaving California

Saturday January 11 2020

- New facilities and scientists join USDA and UC Davis in efforts to research honeybees

- U.S. contractor killed in Iraq, which led to strike on Iranian general, buried in Sacramento

- Does your family live in one of 9 Sacramento areas where many children test high for lead?

- California's housing crisis is government's fault, group says with 'Golden Fleece' award

- California to house homeless people on vacant state land

- Police looking for man who's been disabling East Bay traffic signals

- San Francisco Bay could triple threatened otter population, study says

- Santa Cruz County marijuana grower Goldenseed breaks new ground with public stock offering

- Scooter popularity comes with a price: a surge in injuries

Fri 10 2020 Northern California News

Norm's, a farm-to-table restaurant, set to open in Palo Cedro this Friday - UPDATE: Sheriff: Tip led to Yreka man's arrest in 2019 murder of former Santa Cruz resident - 530 Crime Watch: Police: Man carjacked at Yreka drive-thru and forced to drive to Redding - Thousands on Medi-Cal might be out-of-network at Mercy Medical Center starting next month - Federal officials offer $2,500 reward for information about wolf shooting - PG&E offering more than 150 college scholarships totaling nearly $500,000 - UCSF Police Identify Man Suspected Of Kidnapping Mendocino County Teen Girl - Visalia residents guilty of making and selling fake green cards - California Food Expo dissolves operations as financial and organizational constraints prove challenging - Cooking for a TV audience - Erik's Law gets second look at approv

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