Lodi News-Sentinel - 2018-05-30

• Lodi Starbucks close for anti-discrimina­tion training
• Monetary contributi­ons to local campaigns tallied
• IN SPORTS: GIANTS FALL AGAIN TO ROCKIES
• U.S. takes jump in pedestrian and traffic deaths
• ABC cancels ‘Roseanne’ after Barr’s racist tweets
• Warrant details in Golden State Killer case may be released Friday
• Environmen­talists’ lawsuit to drain Hetch Hetchy Reservoir heads back to court
• De Leon’s plan to take on Feinstein begins with his finishing second
• Newsom warns of divisive battle among Democrats
• Another view of gun politics
• The very real threat of MS-13
• The NFL anthem protest ban helps explain President Trump
• Immigrant teens pushed into GED classes
• State Department report slams Saudi Arabia, China for human rights abuses
• Meth crisis has roared back into Minnesota
• Do your homework before retiring in another state
• Sefried fills the pages of Lodi’s track and field record book
• No Major League Soccer for Sacramento — for now
• ALUMNI UPDATE
• » BUMGARNER ON PACE FOR RETURN
• Saban wary of possible transfer rule change
• Foles denies he pushed Eagles’ decision to turn down trade
• Sanctuary cities get money despite Trump pledge
• Embattled Missouri Governor says he will step down Friday
• Warriors continue to thrive in 3rd quarters
• Rays hang on to defeat A’s by one run
• Study claims Hurricane’s Puerto Rico death toll was much higher
• Chicago weekend crime: 39 shot, eight dead, mayhem downtown
• Supreme Court refuses to block Arkansas abortion restrictio­ns
• White House threatens China with more tariffs
• Writer upset by approach of 30th birthday
• Horoscopes
• Business owners, residents visit Maryland properties that flooded

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