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March 11, 2015

• Interactive: The money moves in key California Senate special election
• San Juan Unified plans session on campus culture, climate and equity
• State announces $1 million settlement with Mercury Insurance
• SMUD CEO names new executive officers
• Republic FC signs four new players
• Coroner identifies woman stabbed Tuesday in Sacramento
• Fire crews extinguish blaze at 17th and J streets
• City of Sacramento moves to loosen rules on food trucks
• 49ers linebacker Patrick Willis retires, citing foot health
• A.M. Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Wednesday
• Sac State women aim to keep up tempo, wear down opponents
• Sacramento County backs higher marriage certificate fee for domestic abuse program
• Opinion: Just like red rabbit, Koons’ art will be signature for Sacramento
• Dan Walters Daily: Limited options for growing California revenue
• Staffing firm opens in Sacramento, will expand to Stockton
• Sacramento City Council must not squander Measure U windfall
• Freshman keys Aggies in tournament opener
• I Care: Men to stroll in style for a cause
• This & That: Five ways George Karl’s first 10 games could’ve been worse
• Ask Sacto 911 crime Q&A: What happened to man, then a teenager, convicted of 1986 killing?
• GOP senators need a civics lesson and should stop meddling in Iran nuclear deal
• Capitol debates limited to one ‘outcome,’ GOP senators say
• Wild horses trained by Sacramento County inmates available at adoption event
• Sac State’s Hilliard, Harrigan make All-Big Sky women’s basketball team
• Sacramento food truck rules are fully cooked, finally
• Sac State women beat Montana State in Big Sky Conference tournament opener
• On 49ers: Imagine Frank Gore winning Super Bowl 50 at Levi’s Stadium as a Colt
• LETTERS Arena sculpture, GOP letter to Iran
• Rain that dampened region to give way to sunshine, temperatures in 70s
• Woodland mom now faces murder charge in baby’s death
• Jury finds in favor of coach, against Sacramento diocese, in sex-hazing scandal
• The big reason California state computer projects fail
• Civilian sentenced to prison for stealing Sierra Army Depot military equipment
• State keeps same contractor for testing California students
• Cosentino showroom opens Friday in Roseville
• El Dorado Hills man accused of embezzling more than $400,000 from ex-employer
• Joe Mathews: Get ready for weirder weather in California
• Local leaders seek to reopen Washington Elementary in midtown Sacramento
• Man arrested in assault on Elverta school district trustee
• AM Alert: Darrell Steinberg defends mental health initiative
• Murder trial begins for Natomas dad who killed son with ax
• Elk Grove baseball, softball top The Bee’s first rankings of season
• NORTHERN CALIFORNIA REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS
• Some basketball teams play on despite Sac-Joaquin Section losses
• Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department sued over ‘Stingray’ surveillance technology
• 10 answers about the stinking spectacle ready to bloom at CSUS
• California will see slow population growth, big Latino gains
• Cookbook author: Braising brings out the flavor
• Holes in one for the week ending March 8, 2015
• The Mailbox: A coconut pie, but no cream