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November 7, 2019

• University of the Pacific college will launch school for health sciences in Sacramento
• Driver ejected from vehicle in fatal collision near Highway 99 in Galt, CHP say
• Sacramento officials want moratorium on pot shop ownership changes following Bee investigation
• Placer County health agency reports first flu death of season: A 75-year-old resident
• Major Sacramento County jail project stalls after inmate advocates rally against expansion
• Fair Oaks home on American River bluff listed at $1.4 million. Its history is priceless
• Watch this California teacher lead her class in singing a revamped Lizzo hit
• You live in a better Sacramento because of him. Rest in peace, Mayor Joe Serna
• Tax credits for undocumented immigrants + A surge in registered voters + Camp Fire event
• Prop. 187 threatened CA immigrant families – and inspired a new generation of leaders
• The Sacramento Bee’s football Prep of the Week: Gavin McAuliff, East Nicolaus
• Swarms of quakes within minutes wake up Los Angeles region, seismologists report
• Update: Lanes reopen after crash halts Capital City Freeway traffic in Sacramento
• California sticks Pennsylvania man with $1.6 million tax bill over Amazon sales
• 3 injured as crews continue fighting Ranch Fire in remote Tehama County, Cal Fire says
• Analysis: Kings say loss to NBA champs shows signs of major improvement
• Person ‘unharmed but stuck’ 50 feet down a sewer pipe, Los Angeles rescuers say
• Buzzer Beater: News and analysis from the Kings’ 124-120 loss to the Raptors
• Coyote grabs 9-year-old dog ‘like a rag doll,’ runs down Arizona street, video shows
• These 2 Sacramento County supervisors are to blame for more people losing their homes
• Head-on crash on Highway 12 near Delta kills 1, injures 3, CHP says
• Stopping deportations of Cambodians, benefits for Hmong veterans: Your AAPI newsletter
• Sacramento man pleads to brutal stabbing of ex-girlfriend, could face life in prison
• Elementary school student evades possible kidnapper after class in Woodland, police say
• SMUD CEO Arlen Orchard to retire next year after almost 30 years with the utility
• Who you got? The Bee previews and predicts Sac-Joaquin Section football playoff games
• Avid 71-year-old hiker vanishes after trip to Northern California park, deputies say
• Monterey County jail escapees captured trying to cross from Mexico back into US
• After destroying homes and evacuating thousands, Kincade Fire is 100 percent contained
• Sacramento City Council to vote on $27.2 million loan to Major League Soccer investor group
• More two-way streets, bike lanes coming to downtown and midtown Sacramento
• Sacramento’s legendary pickup basketball games live on at key courts
• Nightly Buzz, Nov. 6, 2019: One dead in shooting + 2020 election + Classroom ventilation
• ‘Homeless courts’ are meant to get people off the street. But is it working in Sacramento?
• 1 in 3 residents say they’re likely to abandon San Francisco, city’s own survey finds
• Lose power during the first PG&E shutoff last month? Here’s how much money you’re getting back
• New health care perk for 102,000 California state workers, explained
• Homicides more common in childhood gun deaths in California than rest of nation, data show
• Criticism of Newsom, sanctuary laws at indictment for 4 tied to El Dorado deputy’s slaying
• Situation with distressed man on east lawn of California state Capitol ends peacefully
• California’s vaccine laws aren’t likely to have a dramatic effect, study says