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October 29, 2019

• Parents sue Yuba City school district, saying it failed to relay daughter’s suicide plan
• Why an Elk Grove billboard is informing girls and women that they can skip their periods
• Yolo County Sheriff’s Office brings back classic uniform look, plans vehicle changes
• Genealogy site lets people create fake relative profiles with your DNA, study reveals
• California fire map: Where are the hotspots in Sonoma County’s Kincade Fire?
• Their son crashed the car and fled – pair sentenced for insurance fraud, Sacramento DA says
• Live updates: California winds return, PG&E will credit customers, progress on Kincade Fire
• Buzzer Beater: News, notes, analysis from Kings’ 101-94 loss to the Denver Nuggets
• How the 49ers changed their running game but had similar results against Panthers
• Highway 65 floods near Olivehurst, closed in both directions, CHP says
• Nurse and her friend missing after plane vanishes along Northern California coast
• Thief nabs Kincade Fire evacuee’s bag as she eats at restaurant, California cops say
• Medical volunteers mobilize quickly to help evacuees in Kincade Fire crisis
• Shasta County man arrested after officials say they found hundreds of child porn pics
• Spoiled food. Empty shops. Sierra foothill towns wait ‘in the dark’ for PG&E to restore power
• League titles still matter as Capital Christian and Vista del Lago take aim
• STEM education is important. But discounting the arts would be a mistake
• Firefighters prepare for windy battle Tuesday, as Sonoma County evacuees wait and watch
• El Panteon de Sacramento brings remembrance of the dead to streets of midtown
• Want to hit midtown Sacramento farm-to-fork restaurants? Take a tour with this new company
• Blue Bottle Coffee consolidating roasting operations in West Sacramento, leaving Oakland
• California is on fire. This Republican ‘solution’ will only stoke the flames
• California struggles with wildfires and power shutoffs, from north to south
• Principal of Christian Brothers High says he was fired. Parents, students demand answers
• Raley’s issues ‘urgent’ recall of frozen red raspberries due to potential Hepatitis A
• ‘Where do you put 200,000 people?’ Kincade Fire evacuees fan out in search of shelter
• Which California state parks are affected by wildfires, smoke and power cuts?
• Two Sacramento men arrested on suspicion of robbing Roseville store then fleeing
• Nightly Buzz, Oct. 28, 2019: Kincade Fire spreads + More PG&E blackouts + Sacramento SPCA takes Sonoma animals
• Arden Fair theater closed, ‘not able to compete’ with Century 14, property manager says
• California disability law has costly effects: Documents disappear as state spends millions
• Amgen Tour of California on hiatus in 2020 amid concerns over ‘business fundamentals’
• Should Kings start new fan favorite Richaun Holmes over Dewayne Dedmon at center?
• California has 400 more firefighters this year. Is that enough to battle its wildfires?
• Uber, Lyft, DoorDash back ballot measure to weaken California’s new gig workers law
• In a rebuke to Turkey, House votes to recognize Armenian genocide
• Fourth man charged in Mexican pot conspiracy that cops say killed El Dorado sheriff’s deputy
• PG&E begins another blackout. 400,000 still without power from weekend shutoff