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October 12, 2014

• Frank Fat’s: A 75-year Sacramento dining legacy
• Tax measure, development divide Rancho Cordova council candidates
• Harris, Shaw compete for Sacramento Council District 3
• Some California criminals would face lighter sentences under Proposition 47
• Update: Applegate fire 80 percent contained
• Applause: Kudos to bidders at zoo fundraiser, culinary arts students, Barry Goggin
• Rep. Ami Bera has earned a second term
• The Nosh Pit: Farm-to-fork with a side of fries?
• It takes more than gadgets for girls to get interested in science and math
• Mentally ill need full range of voluntary services
• Shutterbug heaven in the eastern Sierra in autumn
• Upcoming FCC decision will determine your Internet speed
• Three shootings kill five in Stockton in four-hour span
• Auburn considers ordinance to regulate Airbnb home-sharing services
• Marcos Breton: Controversy clouds Steinberg’s legacy as he leaves the Senate
• Cold-pressed juice draws Sacramento health-seekers
• Nothing is sweet about industry attack on soda tax
• Native daughter Joan Didion feels like part of our family
• Stress of being poor creates health risk
• Fountains at Roseville shopping complex signs four new tenants
• Exposures: I Care: Students put Aggie pride on display
• Vast landscape charred by King fire will receive emergency treatment
• ‘Homeless’ pastor goes home to Capital Christian church
• Man charged with starting Boles fire in Weed
• This Week: McClatchy Park’s renovated playground to reopen
• Two killed in Rancho Cordova crash
• Postcards from readers: The next generation
• Provisions: What to read, buy or check out for travel or recreation
• West Sacramento event offers free financial advice