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September 11, 2020

• From The Bee’s archives: Recounting the 9/11 attacks’ effects in Sacramento and California
• ‘We’re going to bring K Street back’: Nash & Proper opens first restaurant next week
• Chinese researcher released on bail as prosecutor seeks to return her to custody
• Cattle might be secret weapon in fight against wildfires, experts say. Here’s how
• While keeping social distance, Sacramento women will come together to walk for suicide
• Sacramento yoga studio restarts indoor classes in defiance of COVID-19 health order
• Authorities release name of Sacramento man stabbed to death in Arden Arcade
• Supervisors reject calls to ‘defund’ Sacramento County sheriff in $6.4 billion budget
• 49ers, NFL monitoring air quality ahead of season opener. Will the game be moved?
• 49ers rule out Deebo Samuel for opener, Brandon Aiyuk questionable
• Massive wildfires leave thick blanket of smoke over entire West Coast, satellites show
• Coronavirus update: California crosses 14,000 COVID-19 deaths, 750,000 cases
• Fork Fire updates: Reduced winds bring hope of faster containment in Eldorado forest
• See photos of Northern California’s West Zone fire
• Facebook to pay employees to work Election Day polls in growing trend, Zuckerberg says
• Kings mailbag: Who is top GM candidate? Is Luke Walton’s job safe? NBA Draft targets?
• 49ers notebook: Warner feeling good after absence; Sherman has contract talks
• Sacramento sheriff releases video of shootout with man suspected of killing woman
• CalPERS must strengthen rules to prevent conflicts of interest and sudden resignations
• Sacramento air quality reaches ‘very unhealthy’ level, but conditions could change Sunday
• 16-year-old identified as victim of West Zone fire that gutted Berry Creek, killed at least 9
• Man killed, woman wounded at Odd Fellows cemetery shooting, Sacramento police say
• Gavin Newsom signs law to help inmate firefighters land jobs in California fire departments
• Why California caregivers finally could get unemployment after deaths of children, spouses
• Thousands of 17-year-olds could vote in California primaries if initiative passes, study says
• Gavin Newsom backs ‘split roll’ initiative to raise property tax on large businesses
• Yes, masks are still required in Placer County: What a new COVID-19 order means for residents
• Nearly 20 schools in Sacramento County get approval to reopen classroom instruction
• Newsom vows to fast track California’s green goals ‘in the midst of a climate emergency’