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October 13, 2015

• CalPERS says risk policy will strengthen pensions
• Dunne on Wine: If Thomas Jefferson could see his Virginia now
• Old police video could pose new political risk for Mayor Kevin Johnson
• Police: Woman streamed live video of drunken driving, gets arrested (with video)
• Video: Vehicle crashes into appliance business in Sacramento
• Poll: Who won the first Democratic presidential debate?
• Ask Sacto 911 crime Q&A: Any arrests in 1997 shooting of teens at south Sacramento County apartment?
• Hero Spencer Stone remains in hospital as reward fund grows
• AAA: California gas prices fall, but still highest in the nation
• Restaurant food-delivery service Caviar opens in Sacramento
• Siemens Sacramento contracts to build trains for Denver, Minneapolis
• Butte County sheriff’s officials seek to identify drowning victim
• How 49ers’ Colin Kaepernick, Raiders Derek Carr compare
• High five: Is anything in the NFL possible?
• Ditching ‘Redskins’ name steps toward healing
• Judge mayor on his record, good and bad
• Woman found dead along south Sacramento railroad tracks was shot
• AM Alert: California higher education looks to tomorrow’s economy
• Today in Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Wednesday
• State reverses plan to have violent offenders fight fires
• Sports Night: He’s not a typical NBA first-round pick
• Opposition mounts to Sacramento minimum-wage plan
• Sacramento, Fairfield among cities targeted in nationwide effort to combat sex trafficking
• California voters split on Dianne Feinstein running again in 2018
• Jerry Brown veto overrides seem off the table
• The State Worker: Why the public dislikes state workers
• UC Davis experts dissect Europe’s migration crisis
• No charges against former American River College student in alleged threat
• Natomas homicide victim identified by coroner
• Placerville police think man burglarized gas station, then dined at McDonald’s
• How to choose a perfect pear
• Sacramento-area holes in one
• What’s Cooking: Meat pies, British style
• Making the rounds: Four different paths to PGA and LPGA