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October 28, 2019

• Frail nursing home patients told to relocate as their Medi-Cal plans cut off payment
• Buzzer Beater: News, notes, analysis from Kings’ 101-94 loss to the Denver Nuggets
• ‘Looks like the fire season is over.’ And then came the Kincade Fire, and more destruction
• As Sacramento State football continues to roll, UC Davis’ playoff hopes take a big hit
• Grocery store employee injured trying to stop alleged shoplifter, sheriff says
• Shasta County man arrested after officials say they found hundreds of child porn pics
• So long, Wells Fargo Pavilion. Home of Sacramento’s Broadway at Music Circus gets new name
• Spoiled food. Empty shops. Sierra foothill towns wait ‘in the dark’ for PG&E to restore power
• 3.7 magnitude earthquake jolts California overnight, experts say
• Firefighters prepare for windy battle Tuesday, as Sonoma County evacuees wait and watch
• Vote for The Sacramento Bee’s Prep of the Week, featuring a Fab Five
• Why do California wind storms have nicknames like Diablo and Slider?
• Man dies after Old North Sacramento shooting, car crash on way to hospital, police say
• ‘Don’t screw around.’ Arnold Schwarzenegger flees fast-moving Los Angeles blaze
• Lottery brings some good luck for two in Bay Area, amid wildfires and blackouts
• PG&E incorrectly warns Monterey County of possible blackout, officials say
• This plan could house 700 homeless in Sacramento in tents, cabins, homes
• ‘Get the hell out.’ Los Angeles Getty Fire burns 618 acres, forces thousands to flee
• California struggles with wildfires and power shutoffs, from north to south
• Where’s the rain? Northern California fire risk continues – with no precipitation in sight
• Woman arrested in suspected Sonoma arson fire, unrelated to wildfires, sheriff says
• Like a Category 2 hurricane: Fire-fueling wind gusts top 100 mph in California
• Pushed out by fire: 42 dogs and cats transferred from Sonoma County to Sacramento SPCA
• Theater review: ‘White Rabbit, Red Rabbit’ is provocative, creative and tepid
• Multiple victims reported in North Hollywood grocery store shooting, LA police say
• How dangerous is wildfire smoke? ‘Spare the Air’ alert issued in Northern California
• Can wildfire risk worsen? Northern California eyes more winds, another PG&E outage
• Sacramento is dangerous for walking, biking. Here’s your plan to make both safer
• California’s older breweries look for an edge as beer industry feels the pinch
• You Gotta Try This: Estelle’s brioche breakfast sandwich takes the cake
• Is California holding your money? State has $9 billion in unclaimed paychecks, refunds
• Terrifying social media videos capture fast-moving wildfires raging across California
• Wine Country farmworkers stay in fields, can’t avoid smoke — and face serious health risks
• LeBron James, Arnold Schwarzenegger forced to evacuate by wind-driven L.A. brush fire
• Victim in south Sacramento homicide identified as 36-year-old man
• Two Sacramento men arrested on suspicion of robbing Roseville store then fleeing
• The Plant Lady: Common questions and problems as citrus plants get ready to produce
• Nightly Buzz, Oct. 28, 2019: Kincade Fire spreads + More PG&E blackouts + Sacramento SPCA takes Sonoma animals
• New PG&E blackouts: Up to 600,000 to lose power Tuesday in Northern California
• What we know: More PG&E blackouts, Kincade Fire update, air quality in Northern California
• PG&E cut power to a California prison 2 days ago. The lights are on, but no one can visit
• A ‘straight frickin’ arrow’ or not? Some say California Democratic fundraiser walks a fine line
• California Democrat wants to make PG&E pay a penalty if it gives executive bonuses
• Republicans say they have a way to prevent PG&E power shutoffs: Halt this Democratic law
• 57 pedestrians died in the Sacramento region last year. California sees even more carnage ahead