Lodi News-Sentinel - 2022-06-30

• Prepared for the worst
• Drought and beetles are killing the oldest trees on earth
• California concealed-carry permit holders’ data exposed in breach
• How to keep your pets calm and safe during Fourth of July fireworks shows
• Seniors with prediabete­s should eat better, get moving, but not fret too much
• Dealing with family full of gossip
• LENORA RUTLEDGE
• PETER PRECISSI
• DACA has been a boon to the U.S., but remains on the brink of disappeari­ng
• Family leave should be affordable for all workers, not just those who earn the most
• How taxes are decided in California
• California renters have the least space in the the country
• Governor has a plan to keep the lights on — using fossil fuels
• Fed’s relief fight made tougher by state’s relief efforts
• Auto sales could hit below pandemic 2020 levels
• Giants get back on track with series-opening win vs. Tigers
• Which free agents should the Warriors prioritize keeping?
• Former Sharks among finalists for GM job
• Boy stabbed by catfish expected to fully recover
• WNBA player speaks honest truth about Brittney Griner: ‘If this was Shaq, he’d be home’
• R. Kelly sentenced to 30 years in prison
• Missouri health system stops providing Plan B because of state’s abortion ban
• Biden commits to more U.S. forces in Europe as NATO invites Sweden and Finland to join
• NATO sees Russia as ‘direct threat’ in new security doctrine
• Life sentence for main defendant in Paris terror trial

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