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November 19, 2019

• Kings’ Barnes treats 100 Boys & Girls Club kids, families to dinner at KJ’s new restaurant
• Two owners in 110 years: This SF Presidio Terrace mansion awaits third at $10M price tag
• Theater review: ‘Deathtrap’ mixes mayhem, suspense and dramatic surprises in revival
• Three decades after Sac State’s greatest Causeway moment, a defining moment looms
• PG&E blackout begins: 150,000 Northern California customers to lose power on windy day
• The Sacramento Bee is replacing Saturday print edition with expanded Friday, Sunday papers
• Oroville man changes plea, admits to murder in stabbing of 86-year-old woman
• Homicide detectives investigating death of man in Rancho Cordova, authorities say
• Sacramento gets perfect score in new LGBT report card: Here’s why
• It’s playoff time: Vote for The Bee’s Prep of the Week
• Nanny gets prison for making child porn with friends’ kids, California prosecutors say
• Is Newsom to blame for blackouts? + PG&E goes to the Capitol + Can CA get Trump’s taxes?
• Ice cream shop offers 1,000-cone reward to help catch vandals in San Francisco
• Mexican smugglers use toy car to sneak $100,000 in meth into California, officials say
• One cool Katz: How Sac State’s longtime men’s basketball coach has bucked the odds
• Paradise couple claims Camp Fire destroyed their $280 million emerald. PG&E wants proof
• Ross Dwelley could remain key piece of 49ers offense even after George Kittle’s return
• Riding an e-scooter on the sidewalk in Sacramento could now cost you $207
• Nightly Buzz, Nov. 19, 2019: Fines for e-scooter misuse + 300,000 PG&E customers could lose power + Kings host community meal
• Auburn-based filmmaker puts focus on musician’s struggles with his faith
• Our most disappointing Sacramento politician: Kennedy is a guy who loses important keys
• Fracking, oil wells to get more scrutiny under new rules from Gavin Newsom
• Buzzer Beater: News, notes and analysis from Kings’ 120-116 victory over Phoenix Suns
• Why 2 firefighters say CalPERS should let them keep $70,000 in pension overpayments
• Injured California workers who turn to workers’ comp are waiting months for medical reviews