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October 24, 2015

• Homeless in Sacramento: A death on the streets
• How to help physically challenged pets adjust and thrive
• Inderkum High School teacher accused of sex with student
• Presidential hopefuls hit up California, Sacramento-area donors
• Local college notes: UC Davis, Sac State football search for wins
• High Hill Ranch recalls unpasteurized apple juice
• Prep Insider: Folsom Bulldogs defy odds, opponents’ best shots to extend two remarkable streaks
• Area luxury home sales flourishing
• Elk Grove’s Kenny Wiggins finds a way to stay in NFL
• Roseville podiatrist pleads guilty to healthcare fraud
• Placer beats Bear River in foothill showdown between ranked teams
• California to pay $1 million to family of inmate who committed suicide
• Fire districts losing tax votes point finger at state fee
• Man sentenced to 61 years to life in prison for birthday party shooting
• Don’t develop without water
• We all want family time
• Hints From Heloise: Protect wildlife by cutting plastic six-pack rings
• Sports Night: Placer climbs toward league title
• Man gets 14 years in deaths of 3 on I-80
• No. 6 Antelope beats No. 13 Del Campo on trick play
• Congratulations, Mr. Calderon
• At the SPCA: Sake needs a home
• High school football roundup: Vaunted De La Salle tops Del Oro 41-3
• Don’t mess with college admissions policy that works
• Saying goodbye to Dad
• How to kill a good deal for workers
• World Eats: Ethiopian coffee traditions celebrated in East Sacramento
• Escapes: Hard-traveling tundra swans fly back for yearly visit
• On the 49ers: Backward to the future
• LGBT vets access health resources after decades of silence
• Provisions: Biaggi ZipSak Foldable Suitcase
• Iraqi survivor reunited with wife and children in Sacramento
• Woman pulled from American River on Saturday expected to survive
• Feast Q&A: A career in meat-cutting, well done
• Take Your Best Shot: Quiche and wine
• Consume: Our favorite food products this week
• FBI raids Riverside nursing home
• Teleplan’s local repair shops serve technology giants