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The Sacramento Bee, 16 Oct 2026

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The Sacramento Bee is a daily US newspaper serving Sacramento and the surrounding region of California. First published in 1857, it delivers comprehensive coverage of local, state and national news, with a strong focus on community matters. The newspaper is known for its in-depth political reporting, given its proximity to California’s government, offering detailed coverage of legislation, policy and public affairs. It also features investigative journalism, business news and community stories that reflect the diverse experiences of its readership. Its reporting balances breaking news with thoughtful analysis and context. The Sacramento Bee provides extensive sports coverage, including local teams and major national events, alongside features on lifestyle, entertainment and culture. Its broad range of content ensures readers in Sacramento and the surrounding region of California stay informed and engaged across a variety of topics. Available on PressReader, The Sacramento Bee newspaper delivers trusted journalism, insightful reporting and a strong connection to California’s capital.

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ArticleNew­som picks up Schwar­zeneg­ger sup­port ahead of NH trip

Gov. Gavin New­som got a nod of approval on his envir­on­mental record from an unlikely ally as he plans to stump this week­end for Demo­crats in New Hamp­shire, a man­dat­ory state for any poten­tial pres­id­en­tial can­did­ate. New­som appeared...

New­som picks up Schwar­zeneg­ger sup­port ahead of NH trip

ArticleNew­som decries ‘weapon­iz­a­tion’ of envir­on­mental law, stays silent on Prop. 45

At an eco­nomic forum Wed­nes­day, Gov. Gavin New­som touted changes to the Cali­for­nia Envir­on­mental Qual­ity Act that he strong-armed through the Legis­lature last year. But he said the law’s “weapon­iz­a­tion” still delays much-needed build­ing...

New­som decries ‘weapon­iz­a­tion’ of envir­on­mental law, stays silent on Prop. 45

ArticleState can’t force ICE officers to wear ID, appeals court rules

An appeals court on Wed­nes­day blocked a Cali­for­nia law that would have gen­er­ally required fed­eral officers to dis­play their names or badge num­bers in pub­lic while work­ing in the state — a response to people imper­son­at­ing immig­ra­tion...

State can’t force ICE officers to wear ID, appeals court rules

ArticleCould SEIU 1000 get a last-minute deal? Medi­ation starts ahead of strike

SEIU Local 1000 and the Cali­for­nia Depart­ment of Human Resources were sched­uled for medi­ation Thursday — six days before thou­sands of state work­ers are expec­ted to go on strike. The devel­op­ment fol­lowed an impasse declared earlier this month.

Could SEIU 1000 get a last-minute deal? Medi­ation starts ahead of strike