San Francisco Chronicle - 2020-05-05

• Mission District testing reveals workers’ plight
• California opens just a crack
• Stanford Health returning to normal
• Juul moving HQ from ‘inhospitab­le’ S.F. home to D.C.
• Testing haves versus have-nots
• Bay Area: Golf courses, car washes, nurseries lead way toward normal
• Tracking recovery
• Patient decrease
• NEWS OF THE DAY
• Crown prince eyes reforms amid tensions
• Ban on genital cutting advances
• Senate reopens despite risks as House focuses on more aid
• NEWS OF THE DAY
• Borrowers take wage case to court
• Justices hear case arguments remotely
• Businesses ask for delay in enforcing internet privacy law
• Speier: Forbid lawmakers from sleeping in offices
• Ecigarette maker moving out of S.F.
• Big wedding is off, but party goes on
• Fund donors accelerate giving to help against coronaviru­s
• S.F. sued over condition of streets in Tenderloin
• Defendant in Ghost Ship fire freed from jail to await retrial
• Court rejects suit seeking large release of prisoners
• Eavan Boland — Irish poet mentored writers at Stanford
• JFK University closing operations at end of year
• ExBay Area exec settles harass suit for $1.8 million
• Chronicle critic Ho nominated for award
• About the fund
• Firms urged to gird for virus’ 2nd wave
• Winery turns to ‘coronastyl­e’ party
• Two have virus at Trader Joe’s sites
• California AG sues gas firms for pricefixin­g
• Stocks dip then end higher, led by tech
• It’s too soon to safely reopen the country
• State, local officials’ heavy burden
• ExCEO knows about disruption­s to seasons
• Diminished roles for Thomas, Pettis?
• Rememberin­g Don Shula
• Trout, Cole atop list of best paid
• Sonoma Nationals off, no new date set
• Dating show goes on with social distance
• Films focus on personal assistants
• CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• HOROSCOPE
• Stories about the allure of wealth are part of a rich literary tradition

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