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October 14, 2019

• We’re on the front lines of climate change. How you can save my homeland and our people
• You Gotta Try This: Nopalitos’ Sonoran salad makes for a bright, flavorful lunch
• Point, click and repeat: Vote for The Bee’s Prep of the Week
• Letters: Automakers are already building cars to meet California’s standards
• Gavin Newsom declares Indigenous Peoples Day, recognizing ‘resilience’ over ‘conquest’
• Indian archbishop, Bay Area priest killed in rural Colusa County collision
• Patrick Marleau, back with the Sharks after two seasons, sheds tears in return home
• None injured after Natomas apartment building becomes engulfed in flames
• Lanes reopened after big rig collision snarls traffic on I-80 in Davis, CHP says
• Homeless woman and dog, asleep in parked car, killed by drunk driver, CA police say
• Fighting Uber rider hit and killed after jumping highway divider, California cops say
• Firefighters calm frightened girl after Utah crash — by letting her paint their nails
• Missing 75-year-old mushroom hunter found ‘weak but uninjured’ in Washington
• 49ers notebook: Kyle Shanahan calls Sunday’s win over NFC West opponent a ‘big step’
• Sac State, humble in its football ascent, ranked in FCS for the first time in 8 years
• Buzzer Beater: Analysis from Kings’ 128-115 preseason win over the Utah Jazz
• Inside the sweet $45 million Mrs. Fields Cookies estate
• You kill it, you grill it. New California law allows drivers to eat roadkill
• Will this plan solve the homeless problem in Sacramento? It just might.
• Nightly Buzz, Oct. 14, 2019: Cannabis king Ukraine connection + Housing bill rejected + Schools start later
• You ask, we answer: Will riverfront south of downtown Sacramento ever be developed?
• Protesters douse Columbus statue in red paint to decry ‘genocide’ in San Francisco
• Man suspected in Roseville quadruple homicide arrested in Mount Shasta, police say
• Sacramento rent hike led state worker retiree to become homeless. Now she’s a success story
• A do-over at SEIU Local 1000 gets a new result: State workers vote ‘yes’ on contract
• New California law gives victims of childhood sexual assault more time to file lawsuits
• Abortion pills, gun control and roadkill: New California laws Gavin Newsom just signed
• Gavin Newsom demands PG&E pay $100 to each customer affected by California blackouts
• Are liberals to blame for California’s homeless? GOP solutions resemble Newsom’s
• How California’s new health care laws will affect you, from vaccines to premiums