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November 11, 2020

• Here’s what can stay open in Sacramento, even in California’s strictest purple tier
• With indoor dining banned once again, Sacramento restaurants face a bleak winter
• History on state Supreme Court + Pressure on Harris replacement + Lawmakers pen letter to Newsom
• Bear seen on video ransacking California grocery stores is now roaming the wild again
• LAPD officer stole truck from dealership and kept it for a year, police say
• Northern California pot sale, chase and fatal shooting leads to arrests of seven
• Gyms to stop indoor operations again as Sacramento drops to purple COVID-19 tier
• Sacramento’s COVID-19 nightmare won’t end unless we follow — and enforce — the rules
• Veterans Day: Air Force veteran copes with pandemic by focusing on fitness business
• Ariana Grande launches a new animal rescue shelter in California. Here’s what to know
• Thiebaud at 100: Career-spanning Crocker exhibit shines new light on icon’s art
• Snowplow driver uncovers two bodies along remote California highway, cops say
• Coronavirus updates: California’s hospital total has biggest one-day jump since July 
• Where’s Bigfoot? Statue stolen from California museum devoted to mysterious figure
• Historic Rancho Latigo, a colossal property near Santa Barbara, sells for $21 million
• 49ers mailbag: Grading the Garoppolo era, how to find possible QB replacements
• Hay bales weighing 1,200 pounds kill a woman on the highway, California officials say
• 49ers notebook: Sherman returns to practice; major reinforcements unlikely for Saints game
• Unstable homemade bomb found in abandoned trailer, California deputies say
• California’s ballot initiatives should represent citizens — not special interests
• Rocklin Unified experiences increase in school COVID-19 cases
• California man accuses ‘bully’ neighbors of Trump sign theft, seeks restraining order
• Elderly couple seriously injured in hit-and-run along Highway 99 in Sacramento, CHP says
• California rejects Prop. 16 and affirmative action, proving intolerance lives here, too
• Presidential elections and Senate seats underscore fact that this is not a democracy
• As COVID-19 restrictions return, Sacramento religious worship will go virtual again
• ‘Toxic culture’ of sexism, racism: Health officials want Sacramento County executive fired
• CalPERS weighs price hikes of up to $270 for cheaper health plans to save its best offerings
• How will Joe Biden’s administration help unemployed workers? Here’s what experts say
• Avoid these ‘high-risk’ behaviors as COVID rates rise, California health officials warn
• A COVID-19 vaccine may be coming. How Northern California hospitals are getting ready
• Gun rights group sues Sacramento sheriff over gun violence restraining order records