San Francisco Chronicle - 2017-06-29

• Shifting cost of child care
• Shut out of camp, forced to move on
• State climate law’s big win
• Culinary intern pay attracting scrutiny
• Pelosi rebuffs Dems worried about losses
• NEWS OF THE DAY
• Top cardinal charged with sex offenses
• 6 charged in 1989 stadium tragedy
• Movie star cop sought in copter attack on capital
• Ukraine is hit hardest as nations consider cost
• Report of abusive conditions at firm used by Ivanka Trump
• Trump dreamed of his name atop towers across area
• $35,000-a-plate fundraiser boosts Trump for 2020
• NEWS OF THE DAY
• Fear and confusion in McConnell’s state
• House GOP-led panels reject Trump budget cuts
• Legal debate on power to shrink monuments
• Wildfire forces thousands to abandon their homes
• Rousted campers move on
• 3 officers accused of lying about shooting
• Top state court hears death penalty dispute
• Peril of rent a womb in California
• Dems decry in D.C. the secrecy they use in Sacramento
• Forget Canada — look to the south
• Shame on Wells Fargo
• A statewide perspectiv­e
• No ocean drilling
• More poise, not noise, what Giants need most
• Green, Myers celebrate awards, special GM, player relationsh­ip
• Davis’ HR talents not going to Miami
• New arrival Hwang helps spark sweep
• Camping, recreation gems still available for holiday
• Web.com tourney ‘a dream’ for Curry
• New home uniforms unveiled
• Title IX’s work is far from finished
• NOTES Rockets trade 7 players for Clippers’ Paul
• Lower stats, but still a big role
• Astros keep rocking Oakland’s bullpen
• Span strikes at midnight for win
• Tumpane: hero in blue
• Melancon still bothered by sore forearm
• Ledecky adds to golden aura
• Quakes get 1st win under new coach
• Blues’ Bergland out until December
• Marissa Mayer wants sexism talk toned down
• Health bill forecast to hit millions in California
• U.S. may ease laptop ban if security improves on internatio­nal flights
• State’s Planned Parenthood at risk of big cuts
• Leaders’ pedigree can’t save Pearl
• How AI could take on ransomware
• Markets make largest gain in 2 months
• Blue Apron IPO target price gets cut dramatical­ly
• Engine that could
• Real cameras replace decoys on BART cars
• Court orders appeal step for S.F. police in discipline cases
• School bus for adults — destinatio­n is a diploma
• Arraignmen­t battle over new courthouse
• Final court defeat for S.F. eviction law
• President gains local support for smaller monument
• Tioga Road is set to open in Yosemite
• Thorn interviews the interviewe­rs
• Poster art finally takes center stage
• DAVID WIEGAND
• Treasure Island fest: not this year
• CALENDAR
• A mash-up of camp and sci-fi
• NEW MOVIES
• Build your own cardboard adventure
• Exploring the power of trans writing
• New Alternativ­e to Adult Diapers and Catheters Sets Men Free
• Other book events
• Summer dance sampler
• Album benefits injured bassist
• CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• Betting on video games
• An official hello from several Uncle Sams
• Rememberin­g Milk at Pride Breakfast
• Girlfriend’s teen son seems to be getting lost in electronic gadgets

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