San Francisco Chronicle - 2024-03-04

• Musk sues OpenAI, says technology could harm humanity
• Jogger’s death spotlights danger of street
• Hayward man faces hate crime charges over Gaza protest
• State approves Waymo robotaxi expansion
• S.F. leaders appeal to Chinese president to send pandas
• Group seeks probe of UC Berkeley protest
• Man accused of Half Moon Bay mass shooting pleads not guilty
• Schiff, Garvey in tie for U.S. Senate seat, poll shows
• Thieves steal thousands of dollars in items from shops
• Head Start teachers struggling to make ends meet
• Study focuses on Maui fire’s impact on coral
• We needn’t go it alone with naloxone
• Gaels’ hopes for perfect WCC run doused
• Stanford’s Brink makes herself at home against Oregon
• Benn scores shootout winner for Dallas
• Rivals SRV, Granada to face off for title
• Earthquake­s come up short against Galaxy
• Symphony stages extravagan­za with colors, scents
• CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• Call attention to charity by example, not fundraisin­g letters

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