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October 31, 2015

• Growing number of lawsuits blame PG&E for Butte fire
• Sacramento light rail forced to slow trains after two pedestrian deaths
• The revealing art of the Halloween disguise
• Lawsuit: Cal Fire director ordered grieving families kept ignorant of death benefits
• Pet Connection: Defense act brings home military dogs
• Train hero Spencer Stone promoted by Air Force
• Provisions: Stuff for travel and recreation
• Escapes: Off Beat Festival poised for artful debut in Reno
• Consume: Our favorite food products this week
• Suspect arrested in two shootings near south Sacramento railroad tracks
• Grocery union says it has new contract with Raley’s
• The poignant implosion of Jeb!
• State hospitals, water projects, education, admission standards, etc.
• The Conversation / Journalistic access
• A surreal atmosphere around the Cuban missile crisis
• Fighting cancer, racing against time
• An avoidable catastrophe for nesting grebes
• Bike park stirs up dust, spirit at Township Nine
• Sacramento residents identified in Hwy. 99 crash
• Vote for The Bee’s Prep Football Player of the Week
• Man convicted in 2014 assault with screwdriver sentenced to prison
• Butte County high school teacher accused of sexual relations with students
• Kings notes: DeMarcus Cousins already having a career season from three-point range
• Aftershock traffic bad sign for arena
• Ask Sacto 911 crime Q&A: Any arrests in shooting death of woman at North Sacramento apartment?
• Sacramento High hopes to regain football glory
• No. 8 Rocklin holds off No. 7 Granite Bay 27-24
• Blocked punt helps preserve Union Mine’s win over Cordova
• Folsom defeats another formidable foe, keeps up winning streaks
• We’ve come to accept the unacceptable
• Republic FC’s soccer leaders are England-bound
• Extraordinary case: Court rules man was denied a public trial
• Most school districts withhold salary data from California state controller
• Coroner identifies man stabbed to death in North Sacramento on Saturday morning
• Wood-burning restrictions begin Sunday in Sacramento County
• Tackling homelessness in pricey San Francisco
• Water fines dry up in Sacramento’s ‘drought school’