FLASHREPORT HEADLINESThursday, October 31, 2019

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* LADN: Easy fire in Simi Valley area grows to 1,600 acres; crews stop spread of flames that jumped the 23 Freeway

* VCStar $: Simi fire spreads to thousands of acres, routs 30,000 residents

* OCReg: 'This is my worst nightmare': As morning came, so did fire at a Simi Valley homeless camp near Easy Street

* LADN: From Easy fire to Hill fire, here's how fast the winds were - and where - in Southern California

* AP: Fires spare Reagan library but menace homes near Los Angeles

* VCStar $: Goats help save Reagan Library from wildfire

* LAT $: Inside the battle to save the Reagan Library as fire laid siege to landmark

* SFC: Cal Fire's beatdown of Kincade intensifies, reaches 45% containment

* SacBee: Update: Thousands of evacuees return home as firefighters make big progress on Kincade Fire

* SJMN: Kincade Fire: Relief washes over Sonoma County cities once in blaze's path

* SJMN: Kincade Fire: Farmworkers flee without gas or cash and are stranded at makeshift shelter

* SacBee: 10 years of California blackouts? Gavin Newsom says this is 'not the new normal'

* SJMN: Who's to blame for California's planned power outages? Some say PG&E, others say politicians

* SFC: Everyone wants to fix PG&E. Everyone will be paying for it

* PG&E says 75 percent of blacked-out customers should have power restored Wednesday

* LAT $: Winds and fires maintain hold on California

* AP: California not out of fire danger from lingering winds

* AP: Anger grows as utility struggles to get its blackouts right

* SJMN: PG&E downed wires being investigated as possible cause of Milpitas house fires

* AP: Disabled seniors in Ca. complex left behind during outage

* SacBee: Spoiled food and missing medicine: How PG&E shutoffs hit a California mobile home park

* OCReg: 11-acre Castlewood brush fire in Fullerton prompts street closures, evacuated residents allowed to walk back in

* LAT $: California fires: blazes in L.A., Riverside, Orange, Kern counties

* SBSun: Rising tide of tenants getting 60-day move-out notices in advance of statewide rent cap

* CalM: Podcast: A debate between polar opposites over the California housing crisis

* SBSun: High-speed train from Victor Valley to Las Vegas could start construction in 2020

* CalM: In California, the teen birth rate has hit a record low. How?

* LADN: Amid torrent of speculation, Alex Padilla says he's not running for Katie Hill's Congressional seat

* CG: How Federal Intervention Can Ease California's Homeless Crisis

* NR: Is the Kamala Harris Campaign Dead?

* SacBee: In major shakeup, Kamala Harris pulls staff out of California to go 'all-in on Iowa'

* SacBee: Elizabeth Warren will soon open first California offices, Kamala Harris to add a second

* SDUT: Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez walks 3-mile route some San Ysidro students use to get to school

* SacBee: California's marijuana market will soon have 'thousands of retail stores,' report says

* FH: City Finances Squeezed by Pensions

* FH: California's Direct Democracy Recession

* OCReg: Small businesses and communities rely on Prop. 13

* SDUT: Editorial: Wind and fires show Californians should start building emergency kits - now

* CalM: A titanic battle over work looms

* Blame Democrats, Not Climate Change, For California's Fires, Blackouts

* SacBee: Nazi flag in Sacramento office prompts investigation at California corrections department

* SacBee: NTSB report: Both light-rail trains had approval to be on track before August crash

* SFC: New SF fee on office buildings to pay for affordable housing sails through

* SFC: Former city attorney remembered for holding SF 'deep in his heart'

* SJMN: Dublin: Inmates stage hunger strike, work stop at Santa Rita

* Are Stanislaus County homeless counts accurate? This system shows a much higher number

* Valley congressmen push bill to give legal status to farm workers. Will Trump support?

* CalCoast: McLaughlin SLO County Jail death case not over yet

* CalCoast: San Luis Obispo's affordable housing farce

* LADN: Southern California hiring will see a 37% drop, forecast says

* OCReg: Anaheim council majority shuts down Angel Stadium discussion

* AP: 5 charged in California student's alcohol poisoning death

* VOC: OC Fairgrounds CEO Sacked

* PE: Murrieta building a 762-seat amphitheater in busy Town Square Park

* PE: Landmark Middle School's top leaders replaced, six weeks after Diego's death

* SDUT: Petition filed to require Carlsbad council election

* SDUT: Editorial: Supervisor Gaspar should have disclosed role with nonprofit when recommending its use

* VOSD: We've Reached a Critical Mission Valley Moment


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