Santa Cruz Sentinel - 2020-12-18

• Health experts talk order, next steps
• Dominican Oaks reports 1st virus case
• California hospitals buckle as virus cases surge
• Reset for new year with decor that soothes
• US agency warns of ‘grave’ danger from hack
• Pair of college games still a go in Santa Cruz
• How SJSU can beat Boise State for the title
• States sue Google in anti-trust lawsuit
• Feinstein says she hasn’t considered leaving Senate early
• State sets daily record of 379 deaths
• Derek Timm voted in as new mayor of Scotts Valley
• Livestream
• Special election set to replace former lawmaker
• Fire victim identified, cause of Wednesday fire remains unknown
• Trump cuts health care funds to state over abortion
• 2nd COVID-19 vaccine set for OK in US with panel endorsemen­t
• Snags on COVID-19 relief may force weekend sessions
• Will children be able to get COVID-19 vaccines?
• Snow blankets parts of Northeast
• Federal lawsuit: Kansas deputy purposely ran over Black man
• Family behind OxyContin attests to its role in opioid crisis
• Biden selects North Carolina official to lead EPA
• Avoid overpaying for growth in stocks
• Jobless claims rise to 885K amid virus resurgence
• Stocks reach record highs as investors hope for stimulus
• Pandemic made worse the hypocrisie­s of each party
• French President Macron tests positive for COVID-19
• Putin denies involvemen­t in poisoning of Kremlin foe Navalny
• Book Review: Windcliff by Dan Hinkley
• Caring for your outdoor wood features
• US regulators OK geneticall­y modified pig for food, drugs
• Russia ban cut to two years
• Warriors pushing centers to shoot 3s
• Inside: Booker, Democratic lawmakers introducin­g NCAA reform bill.
• Northwest swells make surfcastin­g a test in patience
• Sharks could be on the road for a while
• Where the pitching rotation stands after adding DeSclafani
• Depressed partner locked in cycle
• Horoscope

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