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November 8, 2018

• California voters want year-round daylight saving time. It still faces a tough road
• Get ready for 2020: Which Democrat can win presidential delegates in California?
• Gavin Newsom plans to go further on gun control than Jerry Brown
• Kings launch plans to build at old Arco Arena site. What exactly? That’s still uncertain
• Rally today at Capitol part of nationwide protests backing Mueller probe after Sessions ouster
• Restaurant review: Grange may be 10 years old, but it doesn’t feel dated
• John Cox was a different kind of Republican, but still lost like one
• ‘It’s at the club. It’s not moving.’ iPhones track people after California shooting
• ‘Those are my people.’ Country fans survived Vegas shooting, then terror in California
• ‘Welcome back’: Kings’ Bogdanovic touched by standing ovation in return to action
• Judgment day for Carissa Carpenter: 8 years or time served for movie studio fraudster?
• Armed robbery victim shot suspect dead at Sacramento business, sheriff says
• Exhibit of Shaw sculptures heads list of strong Second Saturday gallery shows
• There’s only one thing missing from the Sacramento beer scene: women brewers
• Gun control works in California. But the bar shooting in Thousand Oaks proves it’s not enough
• City could soon get $7.7 million to help its growing homeless population
• PG&E still deciding whether to cut power to 63,000 customers amid growing fire risk
• Covered California leaps into open enrollment with multi-city tour featuring dance
• Brown’s takeaways + Assembly GOP leadership shift + Don’t talk turnout
• Bogdanovic’s return and frustration with refs among takeaways from Kings’ loss to Raptors
• Rested high seeds meet upset-minded teams in Week 2 of high school football playoffs
• How the Kings’ newest uniform shows love to ‘Sactown’ and its unmatched fan support
• How Trump lost
• SPCA pet of the week: Alta
• At least 13 dead in bar shooting, niece of Emmy-winning actress among the victims
• Veterans Day means free admission for military members at nearly 150 California state parks