FLASHREPORT HEADLINESSaturday, October 5, 2019

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* PE: Californians chased out of state by bad public policy

* SacBee: After college payroll fiasco, Gavin Newsom signs law requiring UC to pay staff on time

* CG: Animal Shelters Must Now Report Dog Bite History Under New California Law

* CG: School Security Guard Rules Toughen After Signing of SB 390

* SJMN: Map: PG&E power shutoff, October 5

* SacBee: PG&E may shut off power in northern California counties, affecting over 12,000

* SFC: PG&E may cut power to 12,000 Sierra Nevada foothill customers Saturday

* LADN: Protecting whistleblowers is almost as old as America - Daily News

* OCReg: Irvine food distributor that serves Starbucks, Chick-fil-A, Chipotle moving HQ to Texas

* LAT $: Why Kamala Harris is flailing with California voters

* CalM: What California knows about Tom Steyer

* SLTrib: Trump opening California public land to fracking, gas leases. Is it 'reckless'?

* SFC: Trump administration opens California to new oil drilling; possibly Bay Area, too

* SFC: California tightens rules in response to college admissions scandal

* FresBee: Judge allows Devin Nunes to sue Twitter, fake cow in Virginia court

* SacBee: California retirees voted in an expensive election at CalPERS. Here's who won

* Prosecutors decide about death penalty for man accused of killing sheriff's deputy

* SJMN: California school district hit with $887,000 judgment over a security guard's role in students' sexual encounter

* SJMN: Vaping deaths shine light on California's dark cannabis underworld

* AP: Clampdown on vaping could send users back toward cigarettes

* PE: Sacramento makes California less and less affordable for Californians

* LAT $: Editorial: California's ongoing fight for Trump's tax returns is a waste of public resources

* PE: Setting new deadlines for community college success

* SJMN: Mill Valley teachers slam district amid contract dispute

* SFC: PG&E wants to raise rates to offset SF's new tax

* SFC: SF Supervisor Fewer '90%' sure she's running for re-election in 2020

* SFC: SF mayor appoints Suzy Loftus as interim DA after Gascón's resignation

* SDUT: San Francisco mayor appoints candidate as interim DA

* LAT $: Retrial in Ghost Ship warehouse fire that killed 36 set for March 2020

* SJMN: Bay Area housing, traffic have Facebook looking elsewhere for expansion

* SJMN: Santa Clara County charges striking union employees with violating the law

* BakCal: LOIS HENRY: Groundwater overdraft numbers 'don't add up,' and that's a big problem

* BakCal: DA's Kern County Fair investigation to start with misuse of state resources, improper out-of-state travel

* BakCal: City to ditch online payment system that was breached twice by hackers

* Developers offer new homes in Modesto area. But will it relieve the housing shortage?

* SLTrib: Cal Poly fraternity waterboarded a member in a hazing incident, video shows

* SLTrib: Cal Poly fraternity put on probation for underage drinking, party registration violation

* VCStar $: Read about Aaron Starr's ballot measures in Oxnard

* LADN: LA is trying to find Warner Center's 'sweet spot' for affordable housing. A report is coming soon

* SBSun: With changes looming at LAX, here are rideshare policies for other Southern California airports

* LADN: Amazon reportedly signing leases for new stores in Woodland Hills, Studio City

* LAT $: Will ending curbside pickups for Uber, Lyft and taxis help LAX's traffic?

* LAT $: Jury awards $8.1 million to L.A. County sheriff's deputy harassed after reporting misconduct

* OCReg: Queen Mary's operator could default on lease by month's end, due to insufficient repair progress

* SBSun: Contract signed to bring Gold Line to Pomona, but funds and full support don't extend to Montclair

* OCReg: Facing shortfall, Connelly School announces plans to close - but not everyone's giving up

* LAT $: Protest brews against proposed Newport Beach homeless shelter

* PE: Ethics questions emerge over doctored campaign flier for Rialto water district director

* SDUT: San Diego County Sheriff's captain retires after being placed on leave amid illegal gun sales probe

* SDUT: Expensive legal fights ensue when families say they're not getting the right special education services

* SDUT: San Diego takes steps to boost accuracy of water bills after public outcry

* SDUT: Inspire Charter Schools offered to pay families, staff to recruit students


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