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November 3, 2015

• On the 49ers: Who will be quarterback in 2016?
• El Dorado County coroner identifies teens killed in Highway 49 crash
• Firefighters train at Sacramento hotel scheduled for demolition
• Today in Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Nov. 4
• Multicultural California leads nation in linguistic complexity
• Fresno State football player arrested, linked to threat on social media of campus gunfire
• 49ers notes: Team signs another running back in Pierre Thomas
• Issuing ultimatums is no way to fix GOP debates
• Number crunch: The Warriors win by 50
• Police: Avoid midtown intersection where utility pole was toppled
• AM Alert: Election sends lawmakers to Colorado, drama to San Francisco
• Sacramentan Avdis appointed director of GO-Biz
• Paul Ryan caves on immigration as he becomes House speaker
• Sprouts Farmers Market to open second grocery in Roseville
• 7 arrested on conspiracy, weapons charges in South Lake Tahoe
• Electricity grid operator to build backup ops center in Lincoln
• South Sacramento neighborhood among areas with most uninsured in California
• After third trial, man acquitted of Sacramento murder is freed from jail
• Davis City Council to consider extending ban on new restaurants serving alcohol
• Oil industry’s spending surged as it fought California climate bill
• Today in Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Tuesday
• Hometown Report: Jim Breech shares rise from Sac High to NFL
• Frantic moments recalled in hearing of Woodland mom accused of murdering baby
• McClatchy Co. back in compliance with New York exchange
• Sports 101: Five lessons from last week
• With cancer, let’s think beyond pink
• Native American clinic takes over J Street building, expands services
• City budget is a key issue for 2016 campaign
• Health workers, minimum wage, backroom budgets
• Sports Night: Tomsula benches Kaepernick
• Jim Tomsula benches Colin Kaepernick for Blaine Gabbert
• High school football notes: Del Oro still has chance at playoffs
• Suspect in Uber driver assault is Taco Bell Corp. manager
• SEIU starts competing effort to put minimum wage on California ballot