The Mercury News - 2023-02-20

• States of emergency are ending. Now what?
• Stanford blames inflation for highest college tuition hike in at least a decade
• Michigan State to resume classes after fatal shootings
• `Ant-Man' debut is the year's biggest
• Experts: Washington portrait is indeed work of artist Peale
• Visitor accidental­ly shatters $42,000 Koons `balloon dog'
• Well-wishers offer prayers for Carter after he enters hospice
• Ukrainian grain shipments drop as ship backups grow
• Musician finds refuge in saxophone after acid attack
• Seoul: North Korea fires missiles 2 days after ICBM test launch
• Japanese bid farewell to beloved panda returning home to China
• NJ uses new law to bypass local rejection of offshore wind project
• UN ocean treaty talks resume with goal to save biodiversi­ty
• Vaccine mandate remains as some push for an end
• Billions needed to repair, renovate Cal State's buildings
• DA sued over disputed reinstatem­ent
• Dog has intense reaction to having his nails trimmed
• Friedrich Cerha, 96, who completed another composer's masterpiec­e, dies
• Rena Gluck helped bring modern dance to Israel
• Fussy babies lead to fussy adults
• Rahm outlasts Homa at Riviera, returns to No. 1
• Now free, Love chooses Miami
• Toews dealing with long COVID-19 symptoms
• Defense leads Alameda over Redwood, into semis
• Today's crossword
• Twitter's glitches take toll on Chinese activists
• Financial infidelity can be call to action
• Retail chief executive pipeline beginning to run dry

The Mercury News - 2023-02-19

The Mercury News - 2023-02-21