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November 4, 2015

• Carmichael bicyclist killed by truck
• Veterans Day at museums
• Comedy could be coming to a home near you
• Suspected UC Merced attacker didn’t talk much, suitemate says
• Lake Natoma trail upgrade is a no-brainer
• Sports Basement to sell its downtown Sacramento building
• Sacramento is viable Major League Soccer market, team-commissioned report says
• UPDATE: Five stabbed at UC Merced; suspect shot and killed by campus police
• The epidemic killing working class whites
• Sacramento’s Pacific Ethanol posts sizable quarterly loss
• California export trade sees a respectable September
• Local tax, bond measures fare well
• Fewer California state workers deciding to retire
• Sacramento LGBT Center apologizes for Asian-themed party
• VIDEO: Hillary Clinton fundraising in Sacramento
• California State University faculty authorize strike
• E. coli bacteria confirmed in Apple Hill ranch juice
• Sacramento State football hit with NCAA penalties
• Portrait of progress: Kennedy football has image of a winner
• Sports Night: ‘We just fell apart,’ Karl says
• Does Regional Transit put safety first, or not?
• Sacramento police arrest 28-year-old in stabbing of train hero Spencer Stone
• Newly acquitted man looks back on 19 years in prison
• Jim Tomsula wants benched 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick to ‘step back and breathe’
• Ask Sacto 911 crime Q&A: Any update on man reported missing from Truckee area in January?
• 49ers notes: Daniel Kilgore to resume practicing after bye week
• Aerojet-powered rocket fails in maiden flight in Hawaii
• Video: Crabtree refuses to be tackled
• VIDEO: Free hugs: Minister brings friendly touch to the Capitol
• Number crunch: Kosta Koufos big in Kings loss to Suns
• Video: Kings play without All-Star, fall to Suns
• Sacramento man dies in crash at sharp curve in Wilton
• Midtown power outage Wednesday caused by falling tree branch
• Calaveras County teen to be incarcerated up to eight years for sister’s slaying
• SEIU, CTA tax hike proposal may include money for hospitals, doctors
• Today in Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Thursday
• AM Alert: Moderate Dems mass for business-backed confab
• Joe Mathews: Germany can teach California a thing or two on high-speed rail
• Time to stand up against oil industry
• Siemens in Sacramento wins $240 million locomotive contract
• New housing taking shape at downtown Sacramento landmark
• Condoms-in-porn measure qualifies for next year’s California ballot