Super Bowl LV 'An Opportunity For Country To Come Together' Says CBS Sports Chairman Sean McManus
The CBS Sports executive described why he believes this year's Super Bowl comes at the "perfect time" for the country.
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The CBS Sports executive described why he believes this year's Super Bowl comes at the "perfect time" for the country.
Tom Brady may be heading to his 10th Super Bowl, but he has nothing on Don Crisman whose streak of Super Bowl attendance will remain unbroken.
Crocheters around the country are recreating Bernie Sanders' winter fashion statement from the inauguration with a doll.
Crews are on the scene of a deadly crash involving a train in Galt overnight.
Whether you're team Thin Mint or team Shortbread, cookie lovers alike will be happy to hear Girl Scout cookie season is almost here. But how will the scouts pull it off while staying safe from COVID-19?
The Placer County Sheriff's Office is searching for a Foresthill man missing after his vehicle became stuck in an area experiencing heavy snowfall.
The NFL on CBS analyst says the Brady-Mahomes duel feels like a clash of greats from different eras, something we don't see very often.
Police say a person was shot in North Sacramento Thursday night.
A storm drenching California has brought much-needed rain in a dry winter but it also washed out a highway, buried the Sierra Nevada in snow and prompted warnings of possible floods and mudslides near areas scorched by wildfires.
Jenny Daniels' home security cameras caught something she never thought she'd see – someone returning her stolen American Pride Flag that was burnt to a crisp.
Several school districts have announced they will close or start later than usual because of the storm.
Los Angeles Film and television production in 2020 plummeted by 48% compared to 2019.
A special needs shelter dog from Ohio is tugging on the heartstrings of animal lovers across the world after being stood up by a potential adopter.
Crews are working to contain a large commercial fire in West Sacramento.
For the third night in a row, Sacramento-area residents are living in the dark and the frustration is growing for residents who are waiting to get power.
