Lodi News-Sentinel - 2018-07-26

• Galt fire briefly closes Highway 99
• Sheriff’s satellite office in Lodi handles evictions, restrainin­g orders and more
• Lodi olive oil maker sues over trademark issue
• Yosemite Valley closed as deadly wildfire expands
• IN SPORTS: GIANTS FALL TO MARINERS
• Stockton settles with family of slain hostage for $5.75M
• Sexual misconduct reports spike in California prisons
• Lode teen sentenced again in sister’s death
• Freedom Caucus leaders introduce impeachmen­t resolution for Rosenstein
• 31 killed in Pakistan election violence
• 221 killed in Syrian suicide blasts
• The other war of words over Iran
• The anti-plastic-straw movement fits into a larger plan to save the oceans
• Islamic State diminished, but still dangerous
• Lodi students honored for high AP test scores
• Salvation Army to host back-to-school spree for local kids
• Worried two are taking advantage of mom
• Trump and EU leader make pact in trade war
• Flames begin trial period for roster spots
• Experience at QB should help Pac-12 in 2018
• A’s storm back again to defeat Rangers
• FERRELL HOPES TO HAVE IMPACT ON KINGS
• Cowboys’ partnershi­p (and ownership) with 50 Papa John’s stores stays
• Festa Italiana! to feature tenor Pasquale Esposito
• Gruden won’t accept paycheck if he ‘can’t get it done’
• Horoscopes

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