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December 31, 2015

• CalPERS eyes $1.9 billion New York investment
• Feast Q&A: Taste of the NFL parties with a purpose
• Forty Part Motet captures the beauty, timelessness of the human voice
• Gavin Newsom’s gun-control measure hits streets for signatures, collects cash
• Sacramento area retailers saw a merry holiday shopping season
• Replay: Updates, highlights from 49ers - Rams season finale
• Letters: More wolf facts, less fear
• Sacramento Bee’s best in 2015: Great reads
• Sacramento Bee’s best in 2015: Investigations with impact
• Sacramento Bee’s best in 2015: Eye-catching videos
• Today in Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Friday
• Nature provides a salve for the soul
• California Automobile Museum names new executive director
• Ask Sacto 911 crime Q&A: Where is Rio Linda pastor who was convicted of molesting girls?
• 49ers notes: Geep Chryst praises four players
• 2015 in food in Sacramento: Anticipation and many payoffs
• Intel employees in Folsom receive holiday windfall
• California politicos to watch in 2016
• Video: Huge fire erupts at luxury Dubai hotel
• Driver wanted for injuring Marysville officer
• Late Sacramento teacher Jaime Escalante among those honored with 2016 stamps
• Big ‘Ben’ delivers in a big way
• Charles Krauthammer: The visionaries take over in space
• Family responds quickly when flames erupt at Sacramento County home
• Man hit by car in North Sacramento after pausing in street to sip beer
• Antonio Villaraigosa reacts to his own video of Skid Row: ‘My God’
• What’s coming to regional art museums
• Big Sky’s new postseason basketball format could change Sac State’s approach
• On 49ers: Miscalculations helped sink offense
• Eugene Robinson: What could go wrong in 2016?
• Should California lawmakers be forced to take lie detector tests?