San Francisco Chronicle - 2017-12-22

• Federal closure averted
• Should you pay your property tax early?
• Boulders to impede homeless aren’t working
• Symphony drops guest conductor in sex case
• 49ers QB Jimmy Garoppolo won’t be a bargain for long
• Amazon is ready to handle holiday procrastin­ators
• Biopic about Olympian Tonya Harding skates a fine line
• Second installmen­t:
• Trump faces credibilit­y test at U.N.
• South fires warning shots
• No known terror ties for driver who plowed into crowd
• Separatist­s regain majority in regional elections
• All significan­t evacuation­s lifted around wildfire areas
• NEWS OF THE DAY
• 1st visit to island prison by Pentagon chief since ’ 02
• Troubled nuclear project to continue
• Deported Marine allowed back into U.S. after 15 years
• Scientists use migration to study snowy owls
• From U.S. murder capital to near record lows
• ‘Squinty eyes’ descriptio­n of Lee draws rebukes
• Facial scans violate passenger privacy, report says
• Trains on track for high-tech lifesaver
• Is the GOP tax bill unconstitu­tional?
• Iran — the sleeper issue of 2018
• Who judges the judges?
• Eternal drought
• How Curry and Warriors can benefit
• McPhee’s return not enough
• Cutting to rim gives forward a decided edge
• Longtime broadcaste­r Enberg found dead in S.D.
• Kansas men 75, Stanford 54: Jayhawks unleash dunks.
• Portland State men 106, Cal 81: Vikings roll at Haas.
• Roundup: San Jose State men beat Santa Clara.
• Oregon flexes muscles again
• Scrambling when the chances arise
• After sending Wilson back out, Seahawks fined for violation
• Cooper could play Monday
• Foster’s near injuries keep scaring coaches
• Labanc ends drought with winner in OT
• Span enjoyed time in S.F., could be traded by Rays
• Anaheim slide ends at 3 games
• Green expected to face Lakers
• Cavs win as Thomas takes step
• West Coast Jamboree takes center stage again
• 3rd Notre Dame player suspended
• Facebook ads raise ageism concerns
• Apple slows iPhones as batteries get older
• Fannie, Freddie to get a break
• Retailers scrambling to provide shoppers #samedaydel­ivery
• Skeptic’s guide to smart home gadgets
• Microsoft hands #MeToo a major victory
• ‘Communal’ plan for old structure
• Judge 2nd to block contracept­ive rules
• Kim’s mayoral run complicate­s race for left
• California’s population up to nearly 40 million
• Sprouting a pot industry the right way
• Rod Dibble — pianist at Oakland’s Alley bar lifted patrons’ spirits
• Drugmakers liable for harm caused by bad warning labels
• Mamie Johnson — pitched against men in Negro Leagues
• Park area renamed for Robin Williams
• Janet Elder, 61, was a top editor at The N.Y. Times
• SEASON OF SHARING DONOR LIST
• Sandra Kathleen ClarkeHerr­era
• Patricia Anne Smith
• Robert Redus Gayle
• Rita Theresa Devereaux (nee Kazenevich)
• Patrick John Hogan
• Farrell decides not to run for mayor
• Funny way to spend a holiday
• Yes, you have heard this song before
• Baltimore’s quirkiness shines at Christmas
• DATE LINES
• SZA is music’s breakout star
• Sluggish, unfunny ‘Father’ doesn’t know best
• ‘Downsizing’ is really just a downer
• CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• HOROSCOPE
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD
• Do you believe in Santa Claus?
• WORTH SEEING
• Vacation plans tripped up by broken ankle — but who should pay?
• Everyone’s a winner with 2018 Honda Accord
• Land Rover Discovery goes commercial with cargo variant
• In snow, all-wheel drive beats two-wheel drive
• Other family sedans
• From silver screen to highway: We try out Nissan’s new ProPilot assist and e-Pedal driver-assist technologi­es
• Eight isn’t necessaril­y less than 12 with 2018 Aston Martin DB11 V-8

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