San Francisco Chronicle - 2024-05-02

• U.S. antitrust laws turn tables on tech empires
• Many cannabis firms can’t find a bank
• S.F. Bay’s first whale death of year likely due to vessel strike
• Alameda supes to decide date for DA recall vote
• Demolition of 3rd dam on Klamath River starts
• Mission District housing project clears major hurdle
• State law forbids Trump immigratio­n plan
• Part of Great Highway will be permanentl­y closed to cars
• Parkmerced residents deal with many issues
• Two are charged in abduction of Slack founder’s teenage child
• 50 Google workers allege they were fired for protest
• Google to help newly homeless S.F. families
• Ismaela Francisco
• Man is accused of taking photos of private school kids
• S.F. redevelopm­ent plan includes 115 senior homes
• S.F. investigat­ors can’t determine cause of Hayes Valley fire
• RFK Jr. will represent third party on ballots
• Dems, protect women at home, too
• Bleday, bullpen help secure 3rd win in a row
• Melvin opts for an opener vs. Boston
• Oakland City Council approves renovation of Raimondi Park
• N.Y. home for sale, complete with Metallica’s ghosts
• ‘Hacks’ thrives on creative kinship
• CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• Phil Lesh & Friends return to S.F. for May show

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