San Francisco Chronicle - 2020-09-25

• Old BART cars up for ‘adoption’
• Senator’s husband named in UC audit
• Oakland hall holds events despite warnings by city
• Flood of jobless claims steady as state hits reset
• Police may have sidesteppe­d S.F. ban of facial tech
• CAL, STANFORD TO PLAY FOOTBALL IN PANDEMIC AFTER ALL
• Palm oil labor abuse linked to top brands
• NEWS OF THE DAY
• Migrants face a ‘cycle of cruelty,’ Amnesty says
• Probe of rape case shocks nation, ensnares many
• 88 whales saved in nation’s worst mass beaching
• Irksome baboon evicted for leading raids on homes
• Satellite images reveal growth of detention sites
• NEWS OF THE DAY
• President signs health care order in swing state
• Trump niece says family cheated her of millions
• Support for protests has declined, new poll shows
• Action slows traffic briefly on 3 bridges
• Denial of justice in Breonna Taylor decision
• The governor steps on the gas
• The Presidio is at fiscal crossroads
• D.A. to end lowlevel drug case charges
• Photoreali­st painter of everyday scenes
• Voters asked for school funding in many locales
• Virus testing effort targets Fruitvale area of Oakland
• Dire warning to California on climate change
• Tough loss narrows S.F.’s margin for error
• Playoff rotation anybody’s guess
• Much on line for Ansah, Jordan
• Looney hits minicamp painfree, fancyfree
• Reversal: The Pac-12 and Mountain West conference­s decided their schools can play football this fall after all.
• Fitzpatric­k beats Jaguars again, this time with Dolphins
• Gausman reiterates desire to stay in S.F.
• Padres’ Clevinger has elbow sprain
• Wendelken’s playoff status unclear
• Scully’s memorabili­a brings $2 million
• Business evictions on hold till March
• App makers fight Apple, Google
• Bill to ban fracking in state planned
• Oversight board to start Facebook content reviews
• Tesla ransomware plot defendant pleads not guilty in Nevada
• Mexican toilet paper fills U.S. stores
• Shaping an art fair for the way we live
• A farewell at Healdsburg Jazz
• In ‘2048,’ life is virtual and not great
• Flynn brings love of comics to ‘Utopia’
• Gripping performanc­es in film about Alzheimer’s
• CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• Therapy for political rage? Smashing nuts
• Drivein ‘Blithe Spirit’ to open Mill Valley festival

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