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November 5, 2014

• Carr, Harris win in Sacramento City Council races
• Rancor over City Hall move couldn’t unseat Citrus Height incumbents
• Woo, Ryan, Hansen, Cochrane win Sacramento school board races
• Sacramento’s strong-mayor measure defeated
• Rancho Cordova sales tax, incumbents headed toward victory
• Incumbents win in West Sac, capital suburbs
• Union-backed candidate wins seat on Elk Grove school board
• VIDEO: In victory, Jerry Brown ready to ‘jump out of bed’
• Gov. Jerry Brown wins historic fourth term
• Neel Kashkari reflects on loss in 12-page letter
• California water bond, reduced drug felonies pass
• California statewide races: election results from key contests
• Richard Pan wins California Senate seat, Jim Cooper and Kevin McCarty to Assembly
• No Senate supermajority for California Democrats, Assembly margin still in doubt
• B Street Theatre is a good investment
• California’s credit rating upgraded after Prop. 2 passage
• Joe King: Election night is not looking good
• Modoc County man traced by Australian police sentenced in child porn case
• Torlakson declares victory over Tuck for California schools chief
• Richard Pan wins California Senate seat, defeating Roger Dickinson
• Closely watched, expensive Bera-Ose race a dead heat
• California water bond wins passage
• Tuck concedes in California schools chief race; Padilla, Yee win statewide posts
• Ose leads Bera but many ballots left uncounted
• 49ers’ Marcus Lattimore finds NFL demands ‘insurmountable,’ decides to retire
• Buckle up: The 2016 presidential campaign starts now
• AM Alert: Get your 2014 California election results here
• Warming weather as Sacramento stays high and dry
• A.M. Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Wednesday
• Joe Mathews: One big loser this election: California media
• A message of hope before dying
• Harris shouldn’t duck Arizona redistricting case
• Video: Dan Morain, Jack Ohman on Election 2014
• Video: Jack Ohman’s election night cartoons
• Ask Sacto 911 crime Q&A: Is driver accused in fatal Land Park collision going to trial?
• Aldon Smith was “exceptional” during suspension, but it won’t be reduced
• Strong-mayor plan defeated, Kevin Johnson concedes
• Ly wins competitive Elk Grove City Council race
• Aerojet rocket engines may be discontinued for International Space Station flights
• Moving the city past strong-mayor defeat
• Gore: 49ers too talented to miss playoffs
• Canadian woman killed in Rancho Cordova crash
• Free career fair coming to Sacramento
• Online job postings in state, Sacramento up in October
• Suspects in Elk Grove water-heater thefts arrested after series of police pursuits
• Renovation delayed on Sinatra’s old Tahoe resort
• A.M. Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Thursday
• Prop. 47 victory is repudiation of lock-’em-up policies
• Live blog replay: Sacramento Kings vs Denver Nuggets
• Sacramento-area school districts win bond victories
• Schools won big
• Cut by 49ers one day, Demarcus Dobbs ends up in Seattle the next
• Man shot dead in Natomas identified by coroner
• Stockton bankruptcy plan sets good precedent for CalPERS, credit firm says
• Folsom incumbents appear headed for re-election
• Sacramento’s Sterling Hotel partners with wedding venue firm
• Aerojet engine in failed rocket launch likely to be pulled
• Sketch of man who fired at El Dorado deputy released
• Doug Ose vs. Ami Bera too close to call, other California congressional races tight
• Video: Joe King’s final election night press conference
• Letters: Ebola, drought, rural California, Rod Wright, bicyclists, etc.
• FUNDRAISERS Gloria Glyer
• In all-GOP race, Tom McClintock easily wins reelection
• Voters approve sentencing changes in Prop. 47
• Republicans gain in Senate and House
• Missing Placerville man considered at risk due to mental health issues
• Making the Rounds: Almeida’s leadership carries Oak Ridge High girls to section Masters title
• The Mailbox: Recipe requests for pickles and celery root salad