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October 20, 2015

• CalPERS scrubs 18,000 people from health insurance rolls
• Questions arise on CalPERS investment risk-reduction plan
• Sacramento plans $5 million-plus in upgrades to downtown garages
• Let’s name names on water hogs
• Q&A on Sacramento’s pride: Zoo’s lion cubs celebrate first birthday
• Today in Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Wednesday
• Three people reported dead in Calaveras County shooting
• Former Dixon real estate agent draws prison sentence in mortgage fraud
• Sacramento home prices continue rising in September
• The State Worker: Why 1,006 votes signal trouble for California labor talks
• Former Los Rios college trustee George Stewart dies at 93
• Railroads engage in brinkmanship over safety and freight shutdown
• What do interest groups want? California candidates get some tips
• Federal prosecutor seeks plea deal with Islamic State supporter from Lodi
• High five: When trick plays don’t attack
• Butte County man sentenced to prison for child porn offenses
• Man who wore Halloween mask sought in north Lake Tahoe robbery
• Sacramento-area holes in one
• Video: Previewing Sunday’s Raiders-Chargers game
• Lawsuit claims PG&E caused Butte fire
• Hometown Report: Thomas Sperbeck catches on at Boise State
• Social media pushes back against claims of ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ racism
• New Seahawks tight end Jimmy Graham is a familiar foe for 49ers’ defense
• California lawmakers head to Australia to study drought response
• Granite Bay facility will provide memory care for seniors
• Folsom Lake Bank posts 23rd consecutive profitable quarter
• Today in Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Tuesday
• AM Alert: California candidates get some political schooling
• 49ers’ improved passing game soon to get another weapon
• A secret history of drone strikes
• Community college, remedial education, mascot changes
• Sports Night: Help in offing for 49ers’ air attack
• High school football notes: Whitney QB Hunter Rodrigues sits out a half as precaution
• In Season: Be a picky pumpkin eater
• The Mailbox: Bean salad great for a potluck