San Francisco Chronicle - 2020-06-05

• Protests now infused with peaceful passion
• New S.F. laws to force treatment haven’t gotten anyone off streets
• State’s jobless can’t get answers
• New mood: Calm replaces anger at many rallies across Bay Area
• Coverage of the widespread protests and looting lacks contributi­ons from black reporters, Justin Phillips writes.
• New wave of Bay Area park openings topped by Point Reyes trails.
• Even as the pace of unemployme­nt filings falls, worries increase.
• Thousands defy Beijing, conduct vigil
• NEWS OF THE DAY
• U.N. moving toward ending peacekeepi­ng
• U.S. Navy veteran, imprisoned for 2 years, released
• GOP senator says she backs Mattis’ view on Trump
• NEWS OF THE DAY
• Memorial’s fiery message: ‘Get your knee off our necks’
• Virginia governor orders Confederat­e statue removal
• Democrats preparing sweeping police reform bills
• Newsom: Protests may boost cases
• Antilynchi­ng bill runs into late snag
• Time to speak out against police brutality
• Reckless quest for a convention
• Lifeline for seniors faces state budget ax
• City wants state probe of fatal police shooting
• Lawmaker to revise bill on who gets mail ballots
• S.F. to move some police funds to black community
• Mill Valley:
• Devlin Neil O’Connor
• Joseph M. Weinstein
• Marilyn Ann Morgan
• Burton M. Greenberg
• Four years too late
• NBA delivers, with doubts on the horizon
• A’s President Kaval reviews restart options, rental dispute
• Shanahan decries blindness to racism: ‘Open your eyes’
• Warriors: Golden State finally knows when it will select in the top five in the NBA draft.
• “He was wrong”: Bills QB apologizes for racist remark.
• Celebrity golf at Lake Tahoe still on, but without fans
• Landlord hits Gap with suit for rent
• Toy Boat cafe put up for sale during closure
• Robot vehicles won’t prevent all road crashes
• Earlier passengers sue over virus exposure
• Heading North: Meriam Park
• Boomer generation seeking resort living
• An Elisabeth Moss feat
• Symphony’s Thomas gets web tribute
• Films shed light on black people’s struggle
• Debut indie film captures moment
• Dafoe breathes life into narrow, narcissist­ic story
• HOROSCOPE
• Another generation learns about racism
• Sculptor turns pain into magnificen­t art

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