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October 9, 2014

• 49ers notes: Lattimore to practice, could join active roster
• In El Dorado murder trial, Winkler testifies about his woes
• UC Davis football notes: Aggies coach may change quarterback
• A sensible, rapid response to Ebola
• Viewpoints: Proposition 2 will hurt local school districts
• State lays out plans for new downtown Sacramento courthouse
• Placer County evacuees wait as workers fight Applegate fire
• Irish wit, romance visit B Street
• Victoria Dalkey: Best of Second Saturday
• Tom McClintock, Art Moore debate is off
• RB 3? Marcus Lattimore on track to join 49ers after bye
• Environmentalists sue to stop Kern County crude oil project
• Embattled PUC head Peevey won’t seek reappointment
• Bank’s regional donation drive includes Sacramento food bank
• Elk Grove moves ahead with outlet plan; landowner threatens lawsuit
• REWIND: Watch the full Bera-Ose debate
• Oroville man arrested in fatal shooting on Highway 70
• King fire fully contained, fire recovery workshop set
• Sacramento Bee reporter recognized for profile of teacher who documented last days online
• Sierra Pacific levels corruption allegations in renewed legal fight over Moonlight fire
• Former fair employment director joins Southern California law firm
• AM Alert: Dickinson, Pan out and about as election nears
• Late-night crowds prompt traffic-light changes in downtown Sacramento
• Peevey leaves a mixed legacy as CPUC president
• McClintock rejects debate over a review of questions
• 49ers' Colin Kaepernick fined $10K for headphones
• Five high school football games to watch Friday night
• On 49ers: Fans’ frat house culture must change
• High school football Player of the Week: Lenny Nelson, Woodcreek
• Pair of prep football players work hard for success
• Dan Walters Daily: National groups waste money in California congressional races
• California motorists can expect further gas price declines over next two months
• Annual Archives Crawl digs into history
• Will Prop. 2 shore up state finances?
• Sacramento teachers oppose strong mayor; tourism board backs it