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November 6, 2014

• UC faces opposition from Brown on tuition increase proposal
• Figure in CalPERS bribery probe pleads not guilty
• The Bee Preps Show: Best in high school sports this week
• Unmasked: See who owns every California nursing home - and how those homes stack up
• Prop. 47 victory shows California embracing ‘smart on crime’ approach, supporters say
• Sacramento area high school football playoff forecast
• $14 million to fund 19 drought relief projects for Sacramento area water agencies
• Crest stage drama examines family and redemption
• In California campaigns, biggest beneficiaries of outside spending won more than they lost
• A new hope for compromise in Washington
• Strong mayor, Steve Hansen, ethics, Bill Maher, dog death, etc.
• No decision on expansion likely until 2015, Major League Soccer says
• Crabtree: slow start not connected to injuries
• B Street Theatre is a good investment
• Patrick Willis questionable for Saints game
• Man accused of killing deputies details bizarre crime spree
• Former K Street home of Sacramento’s Pyramid Alehouse sold to investors
• Woman killed in Elk Grove identified by coroner
• Medical device maker, eliminating jobs in Sacramento, is under pressure to slash costs
• Reno airport adds direct-to-London flights
• Self-proclaimed Dixon movie studio mogul indicted, charged with fraud, lying to FBI
• Legislature needs to rethink California’s recycling program, audit concludes
• McClatchy negotiates $460 million bond buyback
• Earthquake swarm shaking things up in northwest Nevada
• UPDATE: Westbound I-80 lanes reopen after collision near Business 80 split
• Roman accepts blame, doesn’t hear criticism
• Sign ups underway for UC Davis’ Mini Medical School
• Poll: What’s the No. 1 reason for the Sacramento Kings’ early success in 2014?
• Column Extra: The deal that divides two unions
• California GOP’s hit on Adam Gray ruffles party ranks
• University of California plans annual tuition increases for five years
• Attack ads gone but not lightly forgotten
• Funny homecoming for comedian Key Lewis
• California fire fighters’ union OKs modest pay raise
• Critic’s picks for Sacramento’s Second Saturday
• Call the water police
• Talks pit union vs. union
• Beaver moon shines in cloudless Sacramento skies
• Truck driver airlifted to Roseville after water shifts, tipping trailer
• AM Alert: What do California election results mean?
• Elk Grove police investigate death of woman found in apartment
• Dan Walters Daily: California turnout even lower than predicted
• 49ers notes: Running back Marcus Lattimore retires
• Local college notes: Disappointed Sac State, S. Utah football teams like to take games down to the wire
• Man sought in Truckee child molestation case arrested in Reno
• Knight, Allaman locked in tight Los Rios trustee battle
• Breeders’ Cup Classic bumps could lead to changes in California’s racing rules
• California Republicans achieve pared-down goals in Tuesday’s election
• Man accused of deputies’ shooting deaths moved to El Dorado County Jail
• Look, up in the Sacramento sky: Fighter jets this morning
• Police report missing Folsom man found safe
• From throwback to throw it: 49ers offense tilting toward WRs, not TEs
• A.M. Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Thursday
• Prop. 47 victory is repudiation of lock-’em-up policies
• Preps Plus: Teen soccer players find success on a different field
• Ask Sacto 911 crime Q&A: What happened to handcuffed suspect shot by Elk Grove police?
• Man accused of drowning 12-year-old dog arrested in Reno
• Democrats sweep California statewide contests
• Sacramento-area candidates advance to the California Legislature
• 49ers injuries: Willis misses practice; Gore nursing hip injury