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January 11, 2016

• Homeless ‘safe ground’ back in the mix for Sacramento
• Group claiming to be Anonymous posts new video on Sacramento homeless policy
• All Bach, no bark: Tunes to soothe the canine psyche
• Analyst calls Jerry Brown’s budget ‘prudent’
• Downtown Plaza movie theater closed for renovation tied to arena
• We need more urgency on sinking Valley
• Saga of boat swept from Japan to California by tsunami inspires teacher
• Anthony Rendon formally chosen as next California Assembly speaker
• Despite threat of firing client, Lyon’s lawyer still working on plea
• Obama’s gun plan, Sandy Hook, NRA
• NFC wild-card number crunch
• French train hero Spencer Stone: 'I feel great'
• Taryn Luna joins Sacramento Bee’s Capitol Bureau
• North Highlands man identified as crash victim
• Man commits armed robbery at Rocklin 7-Eleven
• Young man dies in Roseville crash with tree, wall
• University of California applications top 200,000 for first time
• Sacramento dentist pleads guilty to defrauding UPS health care plan
• Sacramento-area freeway builder drops out of I-80 project
• California could see new political party with independence goal
• Kamala Harris, Loretta Sanchez shop for Democratic Party endorsement for Senate
• Kamala Harris calls armed Oregon standoff ‘obnoxious’
• Harris on Sanchez’s Muslim remarks: ‘Let’s just call it what it is’
• AM Alert: Assembly formally elects Anthony Rendon as next speaker
• Kings forward Quincy Acy draws on lessons by ex-teammate Aaron Gray
• Today in Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Monday
• Sports Night: Folsom’s Williams could be a star for Crimson Tide
• Update: New tests show no bacteria for Pocket/Greenhaven drinking water, but city advisory remains in effect
• Hometown Report: 49ers’ Arik Armstead reflects on rookie season
• Gas prices leveling off in Sacramento area
• Sacramento transit crime dropped in 2015, agency reports
• 49ers reportedly want to interview former Giants coach Tom Coughlin
• The difference between Sean Penn and journalists
• Sacramento liquor store draws a crowd for billion-dollar Lottery jackpot