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October 29, 2020

• California law aims to help immigrants work + Emmys honor Sacramento journalist: Your AAPI Newsletter
• Netflix raises its prices. Subscribers sound off about how much they’ll be paying
• Justin Bieber selling his Beverly Hills home for $9 million. Take a look inside
• Patient tests positive for both flu, COVID-19 in California amid ‘twindemic’ warnings
• PG&E facing ‘significant’ new losses from California wildfires, utility tells investors
• 500 Sacramento County residents have died of COVID-19 in the past eight months
• AOC urges ‘no’ on Prop 22 + Are these CA sites ‘fake news’? + Low-income tax credits don’t pan out
• Your kid’s future is on the school board ballot, and unions are paying to have their way with it
• Sacramento State’s youngest football ‘player’ gets a moment in the sun
• Naked man passes DUI test after Sacramento freeway crash, California Highway Patrol says
• Fired stadium manager deletes concessions menu on opening day in California, feds say
• Fire destroys California girl’s baseball card collection. Fellow fan pitches in to help
• Sacramento supervisor candidate accuses opponent of running anti-Semitic ‘hit piece’
• Why was a cow seen chewing on a python’s head in remote Australia? Experts have ideas
• How Fred Warner is helping the 49ers defense’s stellar play without other stars
• NBA Trade Talk: Six draft-night deals that could redefine the Sacramento Kings
• Lodi City Council candidate arrested in money laundering, internet gambling operation case
• Was she too old at 55? Lawsuit against Citrus Heights police claims age discrimination
• West Zone wildfire burn victim dies, pushing death toll in California blaze to 16
• Sacramento County arson suspect sought after series of dumpster fires in Florin area
• ‘Insensitive and racist’ political ad pulled by Silicon Valley chamber of commerce
• Coronavirus updates: Big challenges ahead as California numbers show problem areas
• Federal officials gear up for Election Day in Sacramento area, but not at polling sites
• Here’s how Sacramento can become a more equitable place as we head into 2021
• ABC’s ’20/20’ delves into Golden State Killer investigation that ended in Sacramento
• Pension perk for California telemedicine doctors is improper and costly, audit says
• They look like ordinary California news websites. Their backers: Conservative operatives
• Gavin Newsom jokes about picking Kamala Harris’ successor as he votes in Sacramento
• Exclusive: How Sacramento’s worst-rated nursing home nearly outsmarted the pandemic