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Sacramento man goes from incarcerated to mentoring youth

Julius Douglas, an ex-con, started the non-profit Ceaze the Moment to help changes lives in his community.

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St. Francis High School students, alumni speak out against racism in schools

"Any black or brown kid is a novelty. It's obvious that we don't fit in there. We stick out & so we're a target for a lot of the students and a lot of the teachers."
coronavirus

Here’s how coronavirus is changing how developers design homes

The new home designs include more food storage space, smaller back yards, rooms specifically dedicated for video conference calls and more touchless technology
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Sacramento city leaders announce use-of-force policy changes

The announcement is an update to the policy’s language, which hasn’t been changed since 2016.

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Is it safe for students to return to classrooms? Some health experts say yes

It's been months since schools shut down because of the coronavirus pandemic, and many parents are asking is it safe to return? Some local health experts say yes.
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Mayor Darrell Steinberg to propose repeal of decades-old national anthem ordinance

The ordinance, adopted in 1928, required Sacramentans to stand and salute the American flag during performances of The Star-Spangled Banner.

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Sources: Kings close their practice facility in Sacramento after another positive coronavirus test

Sources tell ABC10 that the Kings closed their Golden 1 Center practice facility on Sunday after a positive COVID-19 test within the traveling party for Orlando.
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Coronavirus Concerns: Giants' Buster Posey not sure if he'll play this season

“There’s still some reservation on my end. I think I want to see kind of how things progress here over the next couple of weeks,” Posey said Saturday.