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November 6, 2020

• Sacramento City Council to consider banning leaf blowers on bad air days
• Sacramento County jury convicts man in shootings that killed one and injured another
• Sacramento County man convicted of murder for shooting ex-girlfriend’s new boyfriend
• Changes to ethnic studies in California include expansion on Asian American lessons
• Sacramento’s strong mayor ballot measure was defeated. Parts of it might still happen
• California must reduce jail and prison populations to fight COVID-19 — and racism
• Sacramento County to use text alerts, email surveys to contact trace COVID-19 cases
• Update: Two incumbents and a newcomer win seats on Rancho Cordova City Council
• Steinberg’s ‘strong mayor’ dream failed. Can he still lead Sacramento toward progress?
• Santa Barbara area estate of late actor Stuart Whitman asks $62 million
• Trader Joe’s says 1,250 workers tested COVID-19-positive, 2 died, nationwide since March
• Mixed messages: Packers rolled the 49ers in a game that should have been delayed
• Woman looks out window and sees chameleon stuck on California power line — for days
• Sacramento reform measures lose big, provide lessons
• 49ers notebook: Shanahan expects Bourne, others back from COVID list; Garoppolo unlikely to need surgery
• 2 giant flu clinics will offer hundreds of free shots in south Sacramento, North Natomas
• 20-year-old killed by police amid attempted robbery of marijuana operation, CA cops say
• Roseville police identify man who pulled machete from his pants during store robbery
• Union Mine’s best lineman vote winner: 6-foot-8 and growing, size 16 feet
• Cafe owned by Turkish family trashed in ‘unacceptable’ hate crime, California cops say
• 49ers vs. Packers: Key moments and analysis from Green Bay’s blowout
• Ex-deputy arrested after man with disability died being put in chokehold, CA cops say
• 49ers notebook: Richie James has career night; 49ers defense has more injuries
• California can close the digital divide and give every student a chance. Here’s how
• Source: Players approve 2020-21 NBA season start date, but financial terms not finalized
• Teachers, parents rally in suburban Sacramento school district for COVID-19 safety plan
• California voters killed Legislature’s more liberal ideas — and gave Democrats a reality check
• California’s far-left activists shocked they beat Prop. 25. What’s the future of bail now?
• How California’s most evenly divided county found its political balance on Election Day
• Voters in these Sacramento-area cities just said yes to sales tax hikes. Here’s why
• 49ers’ blowout loss to the Packers on Thursday night culminates a terrible week
• California pays for some employees’ internet but not others. A union is considering suing
• Black California state employees find racial slurs written on cards on their desks
• Coronavirus updates: California reports highest one-day case total since late August
• Allen Warren loses seat on Sacramento City Council. South Sacramento race too close to call