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* SDUT: Valley fire has charred 9,850 acres, destroyed 11 homes, 25 outbuildings

* Mammoth Pool victims 'put their bodies in peril' fleeing Creek Fire, Fresno official says

* FresBee: Creek Fire consumes half the homes in tiny town. 'Words cannot describe the devastation'

* LAT $: As fire 'engulfed everything' around campers, an air rescue like no other

* PE: Investigators: Smoke-generating device at gender reveal party caused El Dorado fire, now at 7,050 acres

* PE: More than 2 million acres - a modern-day record - have burned in California so far in 2020

* AP: More than 200 people airlifted to safety after being trapped by wildfire that swept through California camping area.

* AP: California avoids major power outages as wildfires rage

* FresBee: California avoids huge blackouts as grid managers lift emergency, but Monday could be bad

* SJMN: Stage 2 alert lifted Sunday evening; rolling blackouts averted, regulators say

* SDUT: California dodges another rolling blackout

* CalM: As California enters a brave new energy world, can it keep the lights on?

* OCReg: Woodland Hills smashes all-time LA County heat record - 121 degrees

* LAT $: At 121 degrees, Woodland Hills sets all-time heat record for L.A. County

* SDUT: Sunday's temperatures ranged from 100 in San Diego to 122 in Borrego Springs. Check our 'heat list'

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* SFC: Don't be surprised if there are more guilty pleas soon in SF's corruption scandal

* SFC: Long-fought nurse practitioner independence bill heads to Newsom

* SDUT: Protesters decry $750K bail against man jailed on suspicion of pepper spraying police officers

* SDUT: DA files charges against 20 people in wake of May protest-turned-riot in La Mesa

* LAT $: Demonstration over Dijon Kizzee's fatal shooting ends with deputies, protesters clashing

* AP: Census Bureau must temporarily halt winding down operations

* SacBee: California unemployment claims spike up again. Why is the state struggling to recover?

* AP: Harris warns suppression, interference could alter election

* SacBee: This Democrat gave Devin Nunes a close race. Now he's going after Kevin McCarthy

* OCReg: Dumpster fires and profanity in state Capitol

* Reason: Bust the Police Unions

* OCReg: Sacramento's misguided attacks on single-family housing

* OCReg: From cheers to tears as idols pass away

* CG: California's Three Delta Entities: What's the Difference?

* CalM: Legislature ignores fire insurance crisis

* LAT $: Skelton: In bringing her baby to vote, Buffy Wicks spotlights the mistreatment of working moms

* FRBlog: What is at Stake in This Election?

* SacBee: Air quality in Sacramento region reaches unhealthy levels as wildfire smoke fills sky

* SacBee: Sacramento City Unified locks in distance learning plan. Union says teachers won't follow it

* SJMN: Oakland: Police investigate pair of East Oakland shootings

* SFC: Marin County gets state nod to reopen more businesses and services

* SFC: Burning Man gathering at SF's Ocean Beach was 'reckless and selfish'

* CalM: A collision of crises: Central Valley suffers searing heat, smoke and virus hot spots

* Coronavirus update, Sept. 6: Stanislaus County numbers leveling early into month

* CalCoast: Brush fire in San Luis Obispo burns 50 acres

* CalCoast: Parishioners prevail in battle over Grover Beach church

* VCStar $: Nonprofit hired to support Route 91 survivors

* VCStar $: No major cuts in county budget as delay ends

* LAT $: Los Angeles coronavirus toll declines, but officials warn of possible holiday spike

* LADN: LA County reports 798 new coronavirus cases, 5 deaths; low numbers likely due to weekend lag

* OCReg: Capistrano Unified shares plans for reopening, pursuit of elementary school waiver

* OCReg: Coronavirus: Orange County reports 223 new cases and 2 new deaths as of Sept. 6

* PE: Inland online government meetings avoid coronavirus concerns - but not problems

* SBSun: Developer sought for 'Ontario Loop' tunnel between airport and Rancho Cucamonga

* SDUT: San Diego's white-collar workers are still in limbo, but some eyeing a return to the office


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