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October 10, 2019

• How Sacramento’s urban forest divides the city, in health and in wealth
• Does California need a homeless court? Voters could decide
• PG&E can’t keep power on. Is wildfire risk turning California into a ‘Third World’ state?
• Nightly Buzz, Oct. 9, 2019: PG&E power outage + Zillow online sales + Criminal backgrounds
• Mom charged with child abuse after her dog attacks daughter twice, Utah officials say
• Pesticide companies drop challenge to California ban on chemical linked to brain disorders
• Kings guard Buddy Hield could lose millions in firestorm between NBA and China
• Bee Prep of the Week: Jariah McBath of Marysville
• ‘Mostly just almonds’: Spilled nuts block I-5 lanes near Arbuckle in Colusa County
• 2-alarm fire forces partial evacuation at Davis retirement home. None hurt, authorities say
• Gavin Newsom signs bill banning California hotels from using tiny plastic shampoo bottles
• Sacramento Fire Department responded to nearly 50 incidents on windy Wednesday
• Men take advantage of power outage curfew to steal from cars, California cops say
• Sacramento man arrested, accused of going to Chico multiple times for sex with minor
• Woman sentenced to nearly 3 years in prison for role in Sacramento-area tax fraud scheme
• Folsom police lieutenant arrested on suspicion of stalking and illegal eavesdropping
• Health Net funding allows gigantic, free health clinic to proceed in Sacramento
• California wildfires are bad. Climate change will make them even worse, new study says
• Congenital syphilis continues to rise at an alarming rate in California, U.S.
• Arson suspect arrested, linked to Oak Park fire that damaged two homes, authorities say
• Inside San Francisco home with a glass bridge, unique gardens available for $8 million
• Sac State a win away from national rankings and UC Davis a win away from saving season
• Sacramento nurse pleads guilty as feds dig into $31 million Medicare kickback scheme
• UC Davis gets $85 million to lead fight to prevent deadly Asian, African pandemics
• Native American boys suspended more than other students in Sacramento area, state, report says
• Smelling smoke? Yosemite wildfire and a controlled burn are to blame, weather officials say
• Lights are still on in Sacramento. Here’s why SMUD isn’t in PG&E’s shutoff predicament
• Medical marijuana to be allowed at California K-12 schools, with parents’ OK
• Welcome to California’s new dark age. Get used to it, it is the new ‘new normal’
• Gavin Newsom vetoes bill that would let California state workers bring babies to work
• Man found masturbating in California tax building, raising security questions
• Mass California blackout recalls shades of Gray Davis. Should Gavin Newsom be worried?
• PG&E restores power to thousands, starts line inspections in Northern California
• GOP asking activists to heckle California Democrats over impeachment. It’s not working
• Day 2 of PG&E blackout: Over 1.5 million Californians in the dark, power back for some
• Stockton’s mayor doesn’t like Andrew Yang’s universal basic income plan. Here’s why