San Francisco Chronicle - 2024-03-16

• Santa Cruz County’s beach access battle
• Upgrades for historic Kezar Pavilion offer shot at new roles
• McDonald’s apologizes for system outage
• Consumer sentiment ticks down slightly
• National Associatio­n of Realtors to pay $418M to settle lawsuits
• Bay Bridge protesters avoid going to trial
• United flight lands with smoke, hydraulic leak in San Francisco
• Emeryville school district sued after guard’s sex assault arrest
• Breed vetoes Peskin’s legislatio­n as ‘anti-housing’
• Yerba Buena Center for the Arts reopens
• Tech firm signs largest S.F. office lease this year
• Nancy Aileen Buckley
• Fr. Bruno Gibson, OP
• Albany educators mourn district superinten­dent’s unexpected death
• Adult film star gets court approval for name change
• Lawmaker slams office-to-housing program
• Crime ring accused in Bay Area store thefts
• Colorado storm leaves thousands without power, snarls travel
• Could A’s be more fun than Giants?
• Playoff push in need of one more big surge
• Rams sign Garoppolo and Curl; Donald announces his retirement
• Late flurry boosts sinking Pittsburgh
• Purdue, Wisconsin advance in Big Ten
• Coliseum to host Roots, Soul home games
• Sting’s band to play in S.F., but it’s not a Police reunion

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