The Mercury News - 2020-02-17

• Living at the intersecti­on of the haves and have-nots
• Calls intensify for Barr to resign
• Group wants voters to hop on ‘magic mushroom’ bus
• Another mobile home park may fall prey to developers
• Expect work on 101 express lanes to take at least two years
• ‘Sonic’ sprints to the top at theaters
• Wales bears the brunt as rain pounds Britain
• Rising water in capital creates a ‘precarious situation’
• In Cambodia, infection found after passengers disperse
• U.N.: Agreement on prisoner trade
• Rivals accuse Bloomberg of trying to ‘buy’ election
• Taking courses early is helpful — and rare
• Santa Clara agrees to appoint new member for District 5 seat
• Foothill-De Anza college, Cupertino Union districts ask voters to OK tax measures
• How Sunnyvale mayor is chosen becomes flashpoint of Measure B
• The Daily Commuter
• Teen shot by BART police now expected to survive
• Voters asked to OK child care sales tax hike
• Americans under quarantine headed to Travis Air Force Base
• Coach Grandma is in charge
• SOMBER SHOWCASE
• Rain pushes Great American Race back a day
• Thornton, Marleau could be near end of runs in San Jose
• Karlsson braces for season-ending surgery on thumb
• ‘Big Unit’ offers tips to Oakland left-handers
• Back to the future? Pence rolls into view
• Scott makes just enough clutch putts to prevail at Riviera
• Williams lifts Stanford women with buzzer-beater
• U.S. dairy farmers turning to tech in order to survive
• Inside: Triples Alley won’t be quite as far from the plate this season.
• NORTH COAST SECTION BASKETBALL PLAYOFF SCHEDULE
• Predators top Blues for victory at home
• Today’s crossword
• Equifax hack highlights continued China interest in U.S. personal data
• Are you likely to save for retirement?
• They took on giants, and changed how you shop

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