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October 31, 2014

• City Hall relocation is key issue in Citrus Heights council race
• Pictures released of new Sacramento Zoo lion cubs
• Video: The Bee Preps Show has best of high school sports
• Natomas High School player kicks record-tying 58-yard field goal vs. Lindhurst
• Prep football Week 9: Live chat replay
• Sacramento airport’s big red rabbit means business – really
• Day of the Dead comes to midtown Sacramento
• UC Davis’ Ramon Vargas and Sac State’s Nnamdi Agude emerge as late bloomers
• Sacramento shooting case sparks debate over U.S. immigration policies
• Mother of slain teen forgives his killers
• Bera campaign raises ghost of Gingrich to spook voters
• Ruling doesn’t change state’s pension crisis
• Plant bulbs now, don’t fret about water, and be dazzled by spring
• A sheriff’s deputy says thanks
• We Tested It: AirSpeed All Floors bagless upright vacuum from Eureka
• Letters Differences, gay marriage, best candidates, guns, simple kindness, etc.
• Help sought identifying source of threats at San Juan district high schools
• 49ers notes: Willis is game-time decision; Lattimore misses practice
• Dignity Health pays $37 million to settle billing claims
• Man who allegedly tried to hit Roseville officer now in custody
• Resignation in rural California as election nears
• Watch live: Giants victory parade in San Francisco
• 12 midtown Sacramento boutiques host November shoppers’ event
• New Quick Quack site in Sacramento offers free car washes
• On the 49ers: San Francisco wouldn’t mind the Rams returning to L.A., rekindling a rivalry gone flat
• Five high school football games to watch Friday night
• Rain to dampen trick-or-treating, football, Giants parade
• Sketchy memory plagues testimony of former Sacramento police informant
• AM Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Friday
• Dan Walters Daily: Stockton case does not resolve pension issue
• Woodland serial robber sentenced to 110 years to life in prison
• Placer County Water Agency head to retire
• California schools chief race is hot, but will voters find it?
• California Strategies’ lobbying violation emerges in campaign attack
• Garden checklist: November is made for planting
• Water-wise tip: Dial back the sprinklers as the weather cools
• AT THE SPCA: Bandit and Sassy
• New California Department of Toxic Substances Control head appointed
• UC Davis fires back in strawberry controversy, sues growers’ group
• Republic FC to bring back core of its USL Pro championship team
• Cheeky promo at Giants parade includes ‘Mad Bum’ underwear
• Citing rainy weather, CHP postpones pedestrian decoy operation
• High School Football Player of the Week: Ben Smith, Granite Bay High School
• Nominations open for Sacramento Metro Chamber’s business awards
• VIDEO: Republican on liberal California: ‘We don’t get to choose where our ancestors settle’
• Letters: Measure L, race, immigration, Ose, McClintock, Giants, etc.
• Report: Ray McDonald investigation to end soon, likely without domestic violence charges
• California’s attorney general issues alert on newspaper scam
• Don’t bet against another Giants title in 2016
• Coffee fundraiser nets $96,000 for families of fallen deputies
• AM Alert: Rod Wright begins jail sentence
• San Francisco to host downtown parade Friday, River Cats charter two buses for fans
• Seasonal wood burning restrictions begin Saturday in Sacramento County
• Sacramento man convicted in ambush killing of former girlfriend
• Kings can’t find offensive flow while holding, dribbling ball too long
• State Ebola policy is smart, but we need national Rx
• A haiku ring for the Giants
• Obituary: Will Deguchi, 81, was retired official in state health, corrections agencies
• Sacramento Regional Transit’s dog is a bomb sniffer
• 49ers’ Lattimore put through paces in strength-training effort
• KINGS GAME AT A GLANCE: VS. TRAIL BLAZERS
• Deputy U.S. marshal among three men accused of robbery, drug conspiracy
• Prep notes: Oak Ridge football coach trying new approach to motivating team