The Mercury News - 2018-01-28

• CLEAR SKIES AHEAD
• Crackdown breeding fear
• Startups’ apps offer loans for granny flats
• Eat Drink Play: From sledding to stargazing, Yosemite offers a treasure trove of beauty and activities during the winter.
• Stephen Curry scores 49 points to lead Warriors over Celtics 109-105 in Golden State’s 21st road win of the season.
• State contemplat­es making it tougher for impaired drivers
• Texan gets his kicks raising kangaroos and other critters
• Bomber in ambulance detonates at checkpoint; 95 dead
• Amid turmoil, Trump seeking a reset
• How Old Can We Get?
• Steve Wynn resigns as top GOP finance chairman
• Justice Ginsburg signals her intent to work for years more
• Michigan AG will probe how school officials acted about abuse claims
• NCAA president defends group’s effort to address campus sexual assaults
• ‘Beetle Bailey’ cartoonist Mort Walker dies at 94
• Air Force One’s new refrigerat­ors will cost taxpayers $24 million
• New Mexico holds hundreds of inmates past their release date
• Trump sought release of classified memo
• House GOP’s legislatio­n must pass the ‘Trump Rule’ to prevail
• Police aiming for mutual respect and shared vision
• Don’t give control of Delta water to S. California
• Trump, porn star not front-page news?
• With wild protection­ism no bad deed goes unpaid
• Gov. Jerry Brown’s legacy remains a work in progress
• Raw pork delivered to market in Costco shopping carts
• Thousands march in 14th annual Walk for Life anti-abortion event
• Former Stanford grad student sentenced
• San Jose man convicted of murder in fatal DUI crash
• Iraqi officers say US plane mistakenly kills 7
• Prince Alwaleed released amid corruption probe veiled in secrecy
• Trump says he ‘deeply respects’ nations
• Turkey advances offensive into Kurdish stronghold
• Santa Cruz’s poorest face gloomy future
• Governor has $50M plan to help ex-cons
• Internal affairs >>
• Santa Clara University banks on ‘Jazz Greats’
• Golden Gate Bridge reports spike in suicide deterrence
• Women in brewing form ‘Curious Friendship­s’
• Airport artwork creates colorful passage for travelers
• State report to examine the value of Foothill College’s bachelor’s course
• Sunnyvale named safest city in the U.S. for third year
• Beane to fans on A’s turnover: ‘I feel your pain’
• Game finds way back to San Jose
• Pelicans need to regroup after Cousins injury
• Wozniacki bests No. 1 Halep for major title breakthrou­gh
• Cardinal’s Love wins Lombardi Award
• Gaels extend winning streak to 16 straight
• Davis’ career game can’t save Cardinal
• Brady sheds glove; Gronkowski returns to Patriots practice
• Achilles tear ends season for Cousins
• Noren making his mark
• Burns’ shot comes up short
• FAMILY DREAM TAKES ROOT
• Fueling your fitness routine
• Leni Zumas’ novel ‘Red Clocks’ examines cultural and legal constraint­s on women.
• Tips on how to select the right chairs for your counter or bar
• Vienna bronze hides a taboo message
• Tips on growing succulents indoors
• Prepare your yard for transition to spring
• Appeasemen­t is not the answer with pushy in-laws
• The New York Times Crossword
• Aces on Bridge
• Time to abandon ‘childish fantasy’
• Horoscope
• Performanc­es will be highlight of Grammys show
• Party just gets too loud
• BRACE YOURSELF
• An anonymous chat app that has tech workers talking
• Americans are saving at the lowest rates since the housing bubble
• Music Hall speaker is worth every penny
• Japanese crypto exchange loses $400M in currency
• Fabio (the robot) gets fired after only a week
• To Roth or not
• Military may be eligible for a new retirement plan
• On the move
• The worst odds
• 10 companies where you can give back and still make a buck
• HYDROELECT­RIC PLANT ELECTRICIA­N I HYDROELECT­RIC PLANT MECHANIC I HYDROELECT­RIC PLANT OPERATOR
• Yosemite Valley Lodge
• Where to stay in Yosemite right now
• SPICY, SENSATIONA­L AND SLOW-COOKED
• The best canned chili, and the foulest
• Bay Area’s first Shake Shack: Palo Alto
• Pokeatery opens in downtown Walnut Creek
• Calendar
• Tenaya Lodge at Yosemite
• Money-saving winter energy tips
• New Constructi­on and Agent Representa­tion
• Appraisal comes in low; homeowner asks how comps are picked
• E-bikes and scooters make going mobile cool
• Decorating-on-a-dime tips to re-energize your living space
• The Transfer Tax Base option provides older homeowners with an opportunit­y to relocate after retirement or leave an urban area

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The Mercury News - 2018-01-29