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Man shot in Vibe Laredo parking lot arrest made after car chase. Affidavit: Teen impregnated runaway girl. Affidavit: Masseur wanted to give customer a 'happy ending'. The family keeps the AC at 75 degrees (24 Celcius), he said. Sainz said he is lucky his house is surrounded by trees and near a river, which helps keep it cool. After that, the crew works in their shop, where they keep a freezer stocked with electrolyte freezer pops, Sainz said. Tony Sainz, who supervises a group of construction workers with the city of Sacramento, said his crew of carpenters, painters, and building maintenance workers try to finish up any outdoor work by 11 a.m. She said social workers were going out and offering the most vulnerable homeless people vouchers to motels. “We’ve activated the cooling centers several times this summer, but this is the worst and longest weather event that we’ve had so far this year,” Haynes said. 
Janna Haynes, a spokesperson with Sacramento County's Department of Human Assistance, said separate cooling centers where people can get water, and snacks, and have access to outlets to charge their phones will remain open at least through Friday. In Sacramento County, officials opened police stations, libraries and other government buildings to people seeking refuge from the triple-digit weather. Pacific Gas & Electric last year turned off power to about 37,000 people in central and northern California as high winds toppled trees, downed power lines and ignited fires that forced people to flee from their homes. Officials asked for voluntary power conservation to prevent the power shutoffs seen in previous years.
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