San Francisco Chronicle - 2015-09-13

• Old laws threaten S.F.’s water supply
• PG&E conduct hindered probe, say San Bruno investigat­ors
• Bay Area’s food culture spreads as corporatio­ns buy small firms
• Wildfires scorch state
• Four signature Central Coast experience­s.
• Bumgarner one pitch from perfection.
• Five ways to fix the water rights system.
• One farmer toughs it out when water access cut.
• Bartender had the Gift that led to celebrity
• NEWS OF THE DAY
• Russia says military planes carrying humanitari­an aid
• Rural Russia sticks with Putin, despite discontent
• At least 89 killed in gas, mine blasts at busy restaurant
• Far-left lawmaker elected leader of Labor Party
• Germany asking Europe to share burden of care
• More violence, new routes drive migrant surge to EU
• Saudis defend level of assistance for fleeing Syrians
• Mosque crane collapse blamed on high winds
• Final death toll 173 in devastatin­g warehouse blast
• Obama drops ranking system for online tool
• NEWS OF THE DAY
• Pope’s policies, but not the man, draw GOP wrath
• 10 mines suspend cleanup in wake of Colorado spill
• 4 in copter crew hospitaliz­ed
• 1. Start with better informatio­n
• 5. Consider system overhaul
• HANDS ACROSS THE WATER
• Craig’s 1985 game helped show him that he belonged
• Cardinal light up the Knights
• Defense is out of hibernatio­n
• Rookie has used faith to shape career path
• Recalling Super Bowl X:
• Bruce Jenkins:
• 49ers’ coaches alone seem unswayed by Hayne hype
• Acknowledg­ing chase for playoffs is ‘tough’
• Deep thoughts, cheap shots & bon mots
• Posey, Gray could be league leaders
• Champ Pennetta is won and done
• Scoreless rut ends in a loud way
• Byrd, Aoki in ’16 picture
• Still we watch NFL’s sad spectacle
• Defense is built on cornerston­es
• Marin Catholic handles St. Ignatius 27-7
• Lee leads last LPGA major, but Ko looms
• Coach’s home debut a howling success
• Jacksonvil­le State comes close to shocking football world
• Ducks fall 1 play short of victory in epic game
• Dykes doesn’t think Lasco’s injury is ‘anything major’
• Kenseth, JGR set up for Chase domination
• Quakes draw with Seattle
• Flight of fancy from ducky to yucky
• SUNDAY DRIVE
• Gas station’s zigzag route
• Test scores reflect familiar wealth gap among districts
• CEO accused of beating had high-profile backing
• Ben Carson gentle, folksy — and totally unqualifie­d
• Lawmakers end session — hundreds of bills OKd
• Police chief fixes backlog in rape tests
• Carolyn Ann Coppock Eriksson-Ey
• Earle Perry Charlton II “Chuck”
• Thomas Patrick Byrne
• Mary Schroter
• Douglas Bruce Aikins
• Douglas Clendenin Horner
• Virginia Platt Friedman
• Robert Anthony Fennell
• Thomas C. Marshall
• Jeanne Hamilton Watson
• Barbara Alice “Bobbie” (Walter) Pearson
• Marijane Modena
• James R. Tuite
• Karyl McMinn Viets
• Roberta “Robin” Simmons York
• Joseph F. Sebastinel­li
• Edward Joseph Wasp
• Joy Petersmeye­r Wolff
• Digital tickets don’t win over all the fans
• Money manager a ‘Renaissanc­e guy’
• Investors see a bubble forming with overvalued mobile startups
• Nintendo letting players take Mario to the next level
• In new Nintendo game, a Pikachu just might be lurking near you
• Central Subway — the first of many?
• Editorial:
• Debra J. Saunders:
• John Diaz:
• California voters should end limits on bilingual education
• UC investment plan seeks solutions to climate change
• Bedrock of democracy — nurturing public morality
• State needs new game plan for its pro football teams
• Time for Congress to listen to pope
• Before multiplexe­s, cinemas stood out
• Save us a seat on the aisle for these
• Meet the Flintstone­s’ home
• Hot Property
• Why just listing homes isn’t enough
• Rate on 30-year mortgage inches up to 3.9 percent
• NEIGHBORHO­OD HOMES SOLD
• THE GREAT SHOE SHOWDOWN
• Five Questions
• Union Squared
• THE SCENT OF GRANDEUR
• FOOD MEETS FASHION
• A GOLDEN TOUCH
• RENT THE GALA
• Bauer dreams of sushi
• High holidays food—delivered the S.F way.
• At home with food wizard J. Kenji López-Alt.
• Innovation in kitchen renovation.
• Classic American Potato Salad
• Foolproof Homemade Mayonnaise
• Fresh & easy ricotta
• Cow’s Milk Ricotta
• Cook your week
• Slow-Broiled Salmon With Tomato Brown Sugar Glaze
• Back to childhood
• Red Spatula’s Salty Dark Caramel Rice Cereal Treats
• Landscapes for fire & rain
• Why sommeliers are excited about Albatross Ridge
• The talent behind Carmel's best new Italian restaurant
• 10 reasons to visit Monterey County now
• 3. Carmel Resort & Wellness Center
• 4. Post Ranch Inn
• Lucia — high standards, more fun
• Down-to-earth tastes
• The Insider: Cy Yontz
• Lap of luxury on a Canada lake
• annual contest | Maui: Experience authentic Hawaii in hula shows,
• Rick Steves’ Europe: Copenhagen’s strollable streets provide a feel for the city
• Ready, Set, Go: Los Angeles broadens its art horizons
• GLOBETROTT­ER
• Delta, TSA keep passing the buck on stolen items
• ThemeGo.com helps get plans for theme-park journey rolling
• ”Suffragett­e” is among promising releases on the fall movie schedule.
• Dianne Reeves is part of the Moneterey Jazz Festival lineup.
• Tobey Maguire (right) plays chess prodigy Bobby Fischer.
• The Peanuts gang is coming to the big screen in 3-D.
• Ask Mick LaSalle: Are there any original script ideas left?
• Pop Quiz: Catching up with Luke Steele.
• Strong choices among indie films
• Latest Jobs portrayal does think different
• Burtynsky asks, what happened?
• Introducin­g the Hall of Fame class of 2015
• NOW PLAYING
• Free spirit
• To the bone
• Portrait of a nation
• Truth-telling
• LITERARY GUIDE
• Voice of the nation
• San Francisco
• A balloon ride at Woodward’s Garden
• Giants raise ticket prices — again
• Racial slur in earshot of 4-year-old
• Other Bay Area
• An appreciati­on for architectu­re
• THE CURATOR’S SHORT LIST OF STANDOUT BAY AREA DESIGN
• San Francisco rising:
• Concrete solutions:
• GETTING HANDS-ON WITH CONCRETE

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