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November 1, 2019

• Wads of cash in trash bags: The wild story of how Sacramento pot shops pay their taxes
• 40 tenants got eviction notices at Sacramento apartment complex. Here’s who is responsible
• These 16 restaurants opened in the Sacramento area in October. Here’s what they serve
• Sac State and Weber State ready for a rare high-stakes showdown in Sacramento
• Letters: Take phones away at a decent time. Then teenagers will get sleep
• Suspects sought in pair of robberies in Stockton and San Joaquin County, authorities say
• Forum letters: Reality not defined by allegiance to Constitutional oath
• Services for fallen El Dorado County deputy Brian Ishmael will be Tuesday in Roseville
• Caltrans says 14 new on-ramp meters will be activated Monday. Here’s where they are
• If power outages are California’s new normal, what about home medical needs?
• California’s minimum wage is going up again soon. Here’s how much it will be in your city
• Pelican Bay inmate dies after being attacked by two others, prison officials say
• 25,000 service and health care workers to strike at UC hospitals, campuses in November
• Woman held in shooting near midtown Sacramento church that wounded man is identified
• Buzzer Beater: News, notes, analysis from the Kings’ 102-101 win over the Utah Jazz
• Report: 49ers lose Kwon Alexander for season with pectoral injury
• CDCR identifies inmate fatally shot by guard at California State Prison, Sacramento
• Widow of Oakland police officer, slain in 2009 shooting, dies in crash on Highway 99
• Controlled burn that turned into wildfire fully contained in Eldorado National Forest
• Armed men at large after robberies, carjacking on Halloween night, Davis police say
• An iPhone ‘just blew my mind.’ How new funding will help former prisoners rebound at Sac State
• 49ers notebook: Richard Sherman calls win over Cardinals ‘humbling’ as defense struggled
• Mass shooting at Halloween ‘Airbnb Mansion Party’ kills 4, California police say
• About 1,400 PG&E customers remain in dark from shutoffs that blacked out 1.1 million
• Nightly Buzz, Nov. 1, 2019: Vacaville mother found dead + Kincade Fire update + CA minimum wage increase
• Newsom names ‘energy czar’ amid California blackouts, suggests state could take over PG&E
• Who started California’s pro-immigrant movement? Democrats thank Republican Pete Wilson
• Over 350 buildings destroyed, Kincade Fire now 68 percent contained, Cal Fire says
• Trump administration to pay California nearly $850,000 after failed census citizenship fight
• Downtown Sacramento’s most blighted - and embarrassing - block is about to go upscale