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Articles from December 14, 2018

• Sacramento District Running Out of Money, Needs To Find $35 Million In Budget Cuts
• Sacramento Prohibits Some Businesses From Operating Near Light-Rail Stations
• Woodland Business Owners Gives to Stranger in Need, Community Pushes To Support Her Business
• Bay Area Politicians Denounce Texas Judge's Decision Striking Down Obamacare
• 'Shock And Claus' Strikes Again
• Go Behind The Scenes At A Brewery Where They're Making Weed Beer
• Unsettling North Hollywood Synagogue Photo Provokes Fear, Disgust On Social Media
• Former First Lady Michelle Obama Wows Crowd at SAP Center in San Jose
• Kings, Warriors Battle Until The End; Warriors Win 130-125
• A Day Of Accomplishments: UC Davis Student Ditches Wheelchair To Walk At Graduation
• Will The Federal Judge's Ruling On Obamacare Affect Your Health Insurance?
• 'I Love That You Can Be Yourself': Boys & Girls Club Kids Learn Cheerleading
• South Pasadena Jewelry Store Worker Pulls Gun On Robbers
• California AG Prepares For Battle Over ACA After Federal Judge Rules Mandate Unconstitutional
• Curry, Thompson Help Warriors Beat Kings
• Two People Dead, Three Injured In Powerline Road Crash
• Prodigy Coffee House Gives Young Adults Real World Work Experience
• PG&E Accused Of Falsifying Safety Documents On Gas Pipelines
• Colorado Classic Cycling Race Will Be Women Only Next Year
• 'Roaming Charges': Broncos Peddlers Charged, Vow To Resist
• Federal Judge Strikes Down Obamacare As Unconstitutional
• Former Avs Player O'Reilly Scores In OT, Blues Beat Avs 4-3
• Governor Orders Release For Inmate Sentenced To Life As Teen
• Jets Beat Blackhawks 4-3 In Overtime
• Chargers Can No Longer Be Overlooked As Super Bowl Contender
• Hepatitis-A Cases Spike In Illinois
• Former White House chief of staff selected to join Navy
• Mystery Surrounds The Shooting Death Of D'Angelo Bratton-Bland, A College Student From Chicago
• Union Demands Help From The City After Pair Of Attacks On EMS Workers
• Driver Flees After Striking Man Near Crown Heights Intersection, Police Say
• City Faces January 31 Deadline To Deliver NYCHA Repair Plan
• 'This Was A Hit': NYPD Reveals Chilling New Clues In Cold Case Murder Of UWS Restaurant Owner
• $300K Still Missing From Armored Truck Spill In NJ, Cops Say
• Chicago Parents Remember Kids Killed By Gunfire On Sandy Hook Shooting Anniversary
• New K-9 Officer Sworn In At The Citrus Heights Police Department
• Federal Judge Strikes Down Affordable Care Act
• Friends, Family Remember 2 Killed In Ambridge Gas Station Shooting
• Man Struck By Train Survives
• Mall At Robinson Evacuated After Power Outage
• '420 Things To Do': Salem Businesses Hope To Profit From Pot Shop Customers
• Winter Warmup On Tap For Weekend
• Salt Lake City Gets Go-Ahead To Bid For Winter Olympics
• Firefighter Hurt Battling West Philly Blaze
• Coast Guard Search For Man Who Went Overboard Carnival Ship Off Florida Keys
• Heat Snap Two-Game Losing Streak
• Doral Teacher Faces Lewd, Lascivious Charges After 'Professing Her Love For Child'
• Police: Hollywood Burglar Also Sexually Battered Victim
• Federal Judge Strikes Down Affordable Care Act
• Talented Breck Football Player To Make Transition To College Basketball
• Star Hockey Player At Blake Sets Sights On Olympics
• Double Shooting Investigated In Opa-Locka
• Naperville Taxi Driver Charged With Sexual Assault Of Passenger
• Dozens Shine Light On Gun Violence In Rittenhouse Square On 6th Anniversary Of Sandy Hook Shooting
• Sacramento City School District Rejects Teachers Association Budget Proposal
• Howard County Vigil Remembers Gun Violence Victims On 6th Anniversary Of Sandy Hook
• Pittsburgh's 4 Best Spots To Score Affordable Greek Fare
• Pacers Spoil Embiid's 40-Point Night, Beat Sixers 113-101
• Weather Blog: Rainy Weekend
• BPD Search For Two Suspects After Canton Break-In
• Stepan Scores In OT To Lift Coyotes Over Rangers
• Penguins Beat Bruins 5-3
• Marine Institute Blocked From Beach Restoration Project By Government Agency
• Two Injured In Two Friday Night Shootings Within An Hour
• DeSmith Shines With 48 Saves As Penguins Slip By Bruins 5-3
• Devils Rally From 3 Goals Down To Beat Golden Knights In OT
• Nets Win 4th Straight Behind 27-Point Night From Dinwiddie
• Mudiay Scores 34 Points As Shorthanded Knicks Top Hornets
• Denver Santa Claus Shop Gives Free Toys, Books To Children In Need
• Federal Judge In Fort Worth Strikes Down Obamacare As Unconstitutional
• 'One Big Family': Strong Showing Of Firefighters In Worcester At Wake For Christopher Roy
• Two Men Found Guilty In Shooting Death Of Grandson Of Baltimore State Del. Talmadge Branch
• Police: 16-Year-Old Boy Shot In The Head In Olney
• Delaware County Man Convicted For Attacking His Roommate With Machete, Metal Pipe
• Homeless Vet Johnny Bobbitt Released From Jail With Strict Conditions Pending Trial For Alleged Role In GoFundMe Scam
• Kyrie Irving Scores 24 Points, Celtics Beat Hawks 129-108
• Farm Linked To E. Coli Outbreak In Lettuce Now Recalling Cauliflower Sold In Pennsylvania, New Jersey
• 1 Killed In Rice Camper Fire
• Teachers Strike Threat Looms As LAUSD Begins Winter Break
• Video: Knife-Wielding Woman Robs Concord Gas Station
• Jury Convicts Florida Woman For Helping Mastermind Husband's Killing
• 'Old Saint Gritty' Mural Pops Up In Northern Liberties
• California DMV: 589 Voter Records Not Sent Before Election
• Boyce Park Opens To Skiers Despite Warmer Temperatures
• Missing 16-Year-Old Found Safe In Minneapolis
• Rep. Ed Perlmutter Wants To Make Health Care Pricing Available Up Front
• Bay Area Family Seeks Marrow Donor For Daughter With Rare Disease
• Marjory Stoneman Douglas Survivor, Gun-Reform Advocate Accepted To Harvard
• Bike Accident Leads To Safety Improvements On La Tuna Canyon Road
• Nearly $300,000 Remains Missing After Armored Car Spilled Cash Onto New Jersey Highway
• Teens Accused Of Killing Pizza Delivery Driver To Stand Trial
• Sources: School Plans To Investigate Claims Against Everett Superintendent
• Oklee Man Sentenced To 5 Years For Pipe Bomb Possession
• Business Owner Gives Employees Affected By Camp Fire Free Trailers
• Sen. Kamala Harris Faces Questions Over Former Aide Accused of Sexual Harassment
• Caretaker Wanted For Allegedly Stealing More Than $100,000 From Woman In Her Care Now In Police Custody
• Michelle Obama Meets Youth Leaders, Pitches Memoir In San Jose Visit
• Box Truck Explosion Rocks Boyle Heights Neighborhood
• Federal judge strikes down Obamacare as unconstitutional
• Christina Aguilera To Headline New Year's Eve In Times Square
• Meet The Robotic Addition To Security Detail At The Bloc
• Salt Lake City Chosen Over Denver To Bid For Winter Olympics
• Cattle Rustlers Steal 50 Cows In The Middle Of The Night
• Several Students Suspended After 13-Year-Old Brings Pot Brownies To School
• David Letterman's Netflix Show Renewed For Season 2
• Pittsburgh Included In Apple's Massive Job Expansion
• CBS News' David Begnaud reveals he has Tourette's syndrome
• 2 Texas Democrats May Run For President
• 'Together With Karen Leigh' Show, 12/14 & 12/16
• Suspected Hit-And-Run Driver Arrested In Street-Racing Crash That Left Girl With Severe Brain Injury
• 'We Thought It Was A Bomb': SUV Crash Survivor Speaks
• Actress Sondra Locke dead at age 74
• Navy Pier Bike Path Project Nears Completion
• You're Getting Revived, Charlie Brown: Apple Strikes Deal To Produce New 'The Peanuts' Series, Specials
• Chicago 911 Operators, Police Dispatchers Working Days As Long As 18 Hours
• Montara Elementary School Custodian Charged With Sexually Abusing Children
• Ditch your smartphone for a year, win $100,000
• Rolling Stone: First Avenue, Electric Fetus Among Best Music Institutions In America
• Police Search For Serial Burglary Victims Connected To Arrest Of YouTube Surfing Sensation
• Huge Rent Hike May Force Popular Piedmont Gas Station to Close
• CBS paid actress $9.5M after she accused "Bull" star of harassment
• Pittsburgh Woman Searching For Good Samaritan Who Helped After Car Accident
• Missing Mom Case 'Suspicious': Investigators Search Home Of Kelsey Berreth's Fiancé Patrick Frazee
• Busiest Time Of The Year For Mail Delivery
• Giants' Beckham To Miss 2nd Straight Game With Leg Injury
• New Task Force Tackles Violence In Baltimore Schools
• 2 HRA Officers Suspended After Video Showing Struggle With Mother Over 1-Year-Old
• Prada accused of using blackface imagery
• 2 Killed In Shooting At Ambridge Gas Station, 4 Facing Charges
• Kenneka Jenkins' Family Files Lawsuit Against Crowne Plaza Hotel, Where She Died In Freezer In 2017
• Wareham Pot Shop Customers Required To Use Shuttle From Water Wizz
• Mick Mulvaney is keeping his day job
• Holiday Carousel Opens At Denver Pavilions
• Officials Restock Animas River With Fish Following Die-Off
• RTD Has One Day Left To Present Plan Fix To A Line
• Booming Business, Lack Of Parking Pushing Out West Loop Restaurants
• Beating At Lockport East High School Likely Drug-Related
• Bank Robbery Suspect Holed Up In Benbrook Motel
• State Supreme Court Blocks Pardon Of Cambodian Refugee Who Killed At Age 14
• Three 'Common Sense' Gun Safety Bills To Be Introduced In Pittsburgh
• Ronald Seay, The Man Accused Of Murdering Amber Clark, Appears In Court
• Monster surf forecast prompts unusual warning for Bay Area beaches
• Gold Star families get trip to Disney
• Guardians of Rescue Lending Aid To Homeless Pets
• Mold Allergies? Take Care With Real Christmas Trees
• Citing 'Make My Day' Law, Prosecutors Won't Charge Castle Rock Man Who Accidentally Shot Wife
• Homeless man helps Secret Santa give out $100 bills to strangers
• Troubled Hempstead School District Finally Making Progress, Top Educator Says
• Police Say Man Used Distraction, Sleight Of Hand To Steal Gift Cards
• Family Of Dead Woman Found On I-95 File Lawsuit Against Motorcycle Operator, Owner
• Cauliflower And Lettuce Now Being Recalled By Central Coast Farm Linked To E. Coli
• Contractors Deck The Cement Mixer For The Holidays
• Prada Display Removed After Claims Of Racist, 'Blackface' Products In Store Window
• Colorado police search property of missing woman's fiance
• GOP congressman sparks criticism after baseless vaccine comment
• New Procedure Making Breast Reconstruction Surgery More Convenient
• Teacher fleeing fire took her cats and students' essays
• California Mandates 100-Percent Zero-Emission Bus Fleet
• Connecticut Daycare Worker Force Fed 17-Month-Old Child, Cops Say
• Rolling Meadows Bank Robber Brings Suitcase To Heist
• 'Up On The Rooftop Click, Click, Click': Learn All About Santa's Reindeer At Hersheypark
• Maryland Inmate Allegedly Tried To Sexually Assault Officer
• Trees For Troops: Group Spreads Holiday Cheer To Service Members, Veterans
• Scattered Showers Kick Off Weekend In Western Pa.
• Judge Rules Gas Pipeline Company Can Start Taking Land
• Family Offering $90,000 To Take Photos Of Them Traveling The World
• Mick Mulvaney To Be Acting White House Chief Of Staff
• Border Wall Rally: Colorado Mom Speaks About Daughter Killed By Undocumented Immigrant
• Vice principal helping students after wildfire previously survived attack in Iraq
• Heavy backpacks hazardous to kids' health
• PPG Working With Penguins, NHL To Develop Color-Changing Coating For Pucks
• North Texas Mental Hospital Faces Additional Criminal Charges
• Raiders WR Martavis Bryant Suspended For Substance Abuse
• Chair of House Dems' campaign arm: “We can’t just rent” flipped districts
• Police: Man Exposed Himself To Female Gas Station Employee
• After Bike Is Caught In Bridge Grates, Bicyclist Tells His Story To Warn Others
• Sears Executives To Get Millions In Bonuses After Company Files For Bankruptcy
• SFPD Reminds Drivers To Stay Safe On Roads With Holiday Video
• California Alleges PG&E Falsified Pipeline Safety Records
• Dallas ISD To Make Changes After Student, Teacher Assault Caught On Camera
• Mick Mulvaney Named Acting White House Chief Of Staff
• Comrades Step In To Answer Calls While Worcester Firefighters Attend Funeral
• 70 Percent Of Kids Carry Backpacks Heavy Enough To Potentially Cause Long-Term Back Issues, Study Says
• Facebook Glitch May Expose About 7 Million Users' Photos
• Christmas Spirit Spreads To HEAT Academy Students Thanks To Major Fan
• Meet HAL, The First Pediatric Patient Simulator In Minnesota
• Arrest Made After Body Found In Trunk Of Car In Walmart Parking Lot In Homestead
• Garrett County Bank Robbery Suspect Identified, Still On The Run
• Think Twice About Giving A Furry Friend As A Holiday Gift, Experts Warn
• DHS watchdog investigating death of 7-year-old migrant girl
• A Year Later, The Eagles And Rams Are Going In Opposite Directions
• 19-Year-Old Soldier From Johnstown Dies In Afghanistan
• Cops can invoke "stand your ground," Florida Supreme Court rules
• 'Good' Live Christmas Trees Harder To Find This Year
• Workers Stage Rally At Amazon Warehouse In Shakopee
• North Texan Gets Life Without Parole For Sexually Abusing 5-Year-Old Girl For A Year
• Scott Walker signs bill to limit successor's power
• Army Initiative Encourages Young People To Explore STEM Fields
• Town Throws Christmas Parade For 11-Year-Old Cancer Patient
• Richmond Middle School Shooting Suspect Identified; Mother Called 911 Before Shooting, Police Say
• Napa Man Gets Consecutive Life Terms For Raping, Drugging And Mutilating Girl
• Former Steeler Martavis Bryant Suspended Indefinitely For Substance Abuse
• World Famous Music Filmmaker Remembers Friend Freddie Mercury
• Watch the "Downton Abbey" movie trailer
• Apple Strikes Deal To Produce New 'Peanuts' Content
• "My neck's bleeding": Mom's injury confounds first responders
• Schalick High School Wrestling Program Suspended Following Alleged Hazing Incident
• Yet Another Too-Tall Truck Falls Victim To Westwood's 'Can-Opener' Bridge
• 14-Year Old Karissa Clausen-Breshears Of Steger Reported Missing
• Chris Christie Takes Self Out Of Running For White House Chief Of Staff Position
• Officials Plan To Enlarge Howard Street Tunnel, Now Seeking Federal Funds
• Shake Shack To Make Bay Area Debut With Palo Alto Opening
• California Supreme Court Chief Justice Gives Up GOP Label
• Police Issue Arrest Warrant In 2015 Wilkinsburg Homicide
• Why this purse costs more than the average house
• Jets Place RB Crowell On Injured Reserve With Toe Injury
• What Gets You To Sleep? Study Reveals Some Turn To Metal Music
• California High Court Blocks Pardon Of Man Who Robbed, Killed Woman At 14
• Senior Killed In Crash While Driving To John Dickinson High School, Police Say
• Woman Pleads Guilty In Fire Station Break-In, Bird Decapitation
• Browns-Broncos Matchup Is Family Feud For Chubb Cousins
• Seven-Year-Old With Cancer Lives Her Dream As A Miami City Ballet Ballerina
• California Mandates 100% Zero-Emission Bus Fleet
• Baltimore Orioles Name Brandon Hyde As New Manager
• California Chief Justice Gives Up Republican Party Label
• Steelers RB Conner Questionable Against Patriots
• Jones Falls Turns Green Near Hampden In Test For Leaky Pipes
• Central Coast Farm Linked To E. Coli Outbreak Recalls Cauliflower, Lettuce
• Officials defend actions after migrant girl dies in custody
• Half Of Veteran Grave Sites At Dallas Cemetery Won't Be Adorned With Wreaths This Holiday
• Toyota, Philabundance Providing Thousands Of Pounds Of Food To Families In Need
• North Texas Woman Arrested For Role In Crash That Killed 2 Young Sisters
• Postmates To Begin Dispatching Delivery Robots In LA
• Sen. Warren Tackles Race Following Criticism Of DNA Test Release
• Kim Kardashian hits back at Drake
• Ax-Wielding Man Steals Partner's Holiday Gift, NYS Police Say
• Former White House Economist Joins Chicago School Board
• AP Source: McCann Agrees To 1-Year Contract With White Sox
• Body Found In Garage Of Wilmington Home, Foul Play Suspected
• "Adulting" classes teach millennials basic skills
• Seafood sold in restaurants and stores often mislabeled
• "Young miracle" baby recovers from Ebola in outbreak
• College Student With Northern California Ties Murdered In Netherlands
• Marysville Middle Schoolers Given Pot Brownies At School
• No Patriots On Injury Report; Steelers' Conner Listed As Questionable
• Eagles' Carson Wentz Dealing With Stress Injury In Back That 'Evolved Over Time,' Doubtful For Sunday's Game
• Parkland commission's vote to arm teachers draws backlash
• Former Governor Chris Christie Off Trump's List For Chief Of Staff
• Special counsel files information about Michael Flynn's questioning by FBI
• UCF Offering Additional $40 Million In Scholarships, Aid
• Apple Strikes Deal To Produce New 'Peanuts' Content
• Fantasy Football Week 15: Start Kirk Cousins Over Aaron Rodgers?
• Search On For Texas Inmate Mistakenly Freed
• Mika Brzezinski apologizes for gay slur
• Dutch Suspect In Sarah Papenheim's Murder To Be Detained For 2 Weeks
• Montgomery County Decides To Expand Dockless Bike Program
• Mookie Betts Surprises Kids In Nashville With New Bikes
• Beto O'Rourke Still Undecided As 2020 White House Buzz Grows
• Can you write bitcoin losses off your taxes?
• Protesters Rally Against Undocumented Immigrant Crackdown At San Francisco ICE Offices
• Broward Judge Could Face Discipline For 'Misconduct' From Florida Supreme Court
• Remains Of World War II Pilot From Texas Located, Identified
• Snyder Signs Bills To Delay, Scale Back Minimum Wage And Paid Sick Leave
• Police: Man, 25, Arrested For Driving With 65 License Suspensions
• Porch Thief Falls Over Trying To Jam TV Into Getaway Car
• Facebook: Bug Exposed 6.8 Million Users' Photos
• Sylvester Stallone -- Who Is Not Dead -- Was The Most Searched Actor Of 2018 Because Google Users Thought He Died
• New Sports Betting Lounge Opens At Prudential Center
• Sears bankruptcy court OKs $25M in bonuses to top execs
• Preview: Michael Bublé on his son's fight against liver cancer
• Protocols Being Updated Following Walter Reed Lockdown
• Hurley: Tom Brady Will Destroy The Steelers On Sunday
• Chris Christie won't be the next White House chief of staff
• New Facebook bug exposes millions of users' private photos
• Attorney For Kelsey Berreth's Fiancé Releases Statement About Search Of Home
• Downtown Detroit Buildings Evacuated After More Bomb Threats
• Liberty HS Has 'Corn Country' Primed For State Championship
• Owatonna's Jason Williamson Selected AP Player Of The Year
• Betsy Devos Will Cancel $150M In Student Loan Debt After Being Sued For Delays
• Suspected Drug Lab Raided In Mastic
• Report: New Jersey Ranks 34th For States Protecting Kids From Tobacco
• New York AG: Something Fishy With Fish Labels
• Cancer Takes Falcon Lineman Fralic at 56
• CDC: Gun Deaths In US Reach Highest Level In Nearly 40 Years
• Are Schools Across The Country Going Too Far By Banning Homework?
• 'It's Like An Ultimate Reaction': Therapist Says Schools Going Too Far Banning Homework
• Advocates Say Women's Lockup Failing Disabled Inmates
• Man Accused Of Molesting 2 Girls He Met At Newbury Park Jehovah's Witness Church
• Wauconda Man Arrested In Home Invasion, Attempted Sexual Assault
• More women suing doctor over sex abuse, attorney says
• Four-Year-Old Dies From Gunshot Wound In Roseville
• Preview: Emily Blunt is ready for a sequel to "Mary Poppins Returns"
• Study: E-Cigarettes Less Toxic To Users Than Cigarettes
• Patriots-Steelers Week 15 Matchup
• GOP Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker Signs Legislation Limiting Powers Of Incoming Democrats
• MSU Women Crack AP Top 25 After Taking Down Oregon
• Minnesota Extends Fleck's Contract By 1 Year, Through 2023
• Ourbus Offering $10 Rides To NYC From Baltimore
• Evergreen Lake Delays Opening For Ice Skating
• Sierra Nevada Brewing Company Releases Special Beer To Benefit California Wildfire Victims
• 'Jersey Shore's' Jenni 'JWoww' Farley Files Restraining Order Against Estranged Husband
• PG&E Seeks Rate Increases; Average Monthly Bills Would Rise Over $10
• Friday Morning Shooting Leaves 1 Dead, Another Injured
• Gov. Walker Signs 3 Bills Into Law Weakening Incoming Governor's Powers
• Judge Denies Jason Van Dyke's Bid To Overturn Murder Conviction, Get New Trial; Sentencing Set For January
• Sandy Hook school evacuated over bomb threat on shooting anniversary
• J&J hid findings of asbestos in baby powder: Reuters
• Newbury College To Permanently Close, Citing 'Severe Financial Constraints'
• 3 Hurt In 4-Car Crash Early Friday Morning
• Packers Fan Loses Bid To Wear Team Colors At Soldier Field
• Facebook Reveals Bug Exposed 6.8 Million Users' Private Photos
• Are schools going too far by banning homework?
• Joan Steinbrenner, Wife Of Late Yankees Owner, Dead At Age 83
• Pioneer Partners Hold Together 4 Colorado Toy Collection
• 16-Year-Old Arrested For Shooting Threat Against Cedar Hill High School
• Finalist For U President Meets With Board Of Regents For Final Interview
• Cardi B Coming To 'Late Late Show' Carpool Karaoke
• Facebook Says Bug Exposed 6.8 Million Users' Photos
• Union City Boulevard Still Closed After Water Main Break Floods Road
• Como Park Conservatory Opens For Breakfast
• A gender-neutral Santa with tattoos? Survey gauges how to rebrand St. Nick
• Police Release Photos Of Brazen Burbank Porch Thief
• From Trump To #MeToo, Publishing Made Headlines In 2018
• Flood Watch To Go In Effect For Maryland's Weekend Rain
• Sandy Hook Elementary School Evacuated On 6 Year Anniversary Of Shooting
• Driver Flees Michigan City Crash On Foot
• The case against the opioid industry
• Facebook Bug Exposed 6.8 Million Users' Private Pics
• Grammy-Winning Jazz Singer Nancy Wilson Dies At 81
• Grinch Ordinance Bans Pedestrians Visiting Christmas Light Display In Rancho Cucamonga
• Napster's Sean Parker Creates Beach Access App As Punishment For Lavish Wedding
• A Timeless Passion: 89-Year-Old Repairs Antique Clocks On Long Island
• Long Island 'Superheroes' Take Young Students On A Christmas Shopping Spree
• Suspect Shot, Wounded By Calif. State Parks Officer In Perris After Ramming Patrol Cars
• Yankees Legend Jim 'Catfish' Hunter's Daughter Dies During School Fire Drill
• Bears' Sweet Scenario: Clinch North, Beat Packers To Do It
• Your Pittsburgh Holidays Links: Dec. 14, 2018
• Monster Surf Forecast Prompts Unusual Warning For Bay Area Beaches
• Kidsburgh Kidcast: Getting Enough Sleep
• World's Largest Wawa Opens In Old City
• Legendary Jazz Singer Nancy Wilson Dead At 81
• NYPD: Crime Down Citywide, But Attacks In Transit On The Rise
• 4 Workers Remain Hospitalized After Fiery Explosion At Natural Gas Plant
• Chief Justice of California Supreme Court leaves Republican Party
• Family Offering To Pay Photographer Over $90,000 To Take Photos Of Them Traveling The World
• Family Offering To Pay Photographer Over $90,000 To Take Photos Of Them Traveling The World
• PG&E Asking For Rate Hike In 2020 To Raise $2 Billion For Pole Maintenance, Executive Pay
• Farmers Branch Police Arrest Suspected Package Thief
• Facebook Reveals Bug Exposed 6.8 Million Users' Photos
• GM Says It Has 2,700 Jobs For Workers Slated To Be Laid Off
• Deputy, Man And Child Killed In Crash In Southern Colorado Identified
• Coming soon: Deep dives to the Titanic (but it's not cheap)
• Are You Storm Ready?
• Maryland Restaurateur Acknowledges Trying To Frame Wife As Terrorist
• TSA Seizes Record Number Of Guns At Airports, Is 'Troubled' By Lapses
• Police: Woman Shot, Killed In Front Of Newborn Baby In East Germantown
• CBS Corporation To Donate $20M To Time's Up, 17 Other Groups After Les Moonves Ouster
• GM has 2,700 new factory jobs for workers after all
• Felicity Jones on spending time with Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• Holiday Tipping Guide
• Starbucks To Expand Delivery In U.S., China
• Bears' Matt Nagy Picked Top Coach Of 2018 By AP Writers
• Facebook Reveals Bug Exposed 6.8 Million Users' Photos
• Analysis Reveals Top New York City Neighborhoods To Watch In 2019
• Report: Johnson & Johnson Hid Findings Of Asbestos In Baby Powder For Decades
• Report: Johnson & Johnson Hid Findings Of Asbestos In Baby Powder For Decades
• Man Accused Of Killing Firefighter In Apparent Road Rage Attack Waives Extradition
• E-Cigarettes Less Toxic To Users Than Cigarettes, Study Says
• GM: It Has 2,700 Jobs For Workers Slated To Be Laid Off
• Students Write Heartfelt Letters To GM To Save Their Town's Plant
• Facebook: Bug May Have Exposed User Photos To Developers
• Former Penn Hills, Pitt Football Star Bill Fralic Dies At 56
• Sandy Hook School Receives Threat On Anniversary Of Mass Shooting
• Ellicott City Man Dies From Gunshot Wounds He Got In 2009, Police Investigating
• Facebook Reveals Bug Exposed 6.8 Million Users' Photos
• Miss USA Apologizes After Video Surfaces Of Her Mocking Other Contestants
• Arrested Fresno Assemblyman Admits To Spanking Daughter
• 7-Year-Old Migrant Girl Held At US Border Dies In Custody
• NYC To Pay Family Of Deborah Danner $2 Million Settlement
• CBS to donate $20M to women's groups after Moonves ouster
• Facebook Reveals Bug Exposed 6.8 Million Users' Photos
• Facebook: Bug Exposed 6.8 Million Users' Private Photos
• Warmer Temperatures, Rain In Store For Western Pa. This Weekend
• This Weekend The Brightest Comet Of The Year Streaks By Earth
• Big Willy's Agrees To Refund Customers After Price Gouging During Hurricane Harvey
• Jared Kushner under consideration for White House chief of staff
• Girl, 7, dies in Border Patrol custody
• Banned in Boston: Plastic bags at grocery stores
• CBS 62's 'Eye on the Future: The Power of Family Business'
• Gas Station Agrees To Refund Customers After Price Gouging During Hurricane Harvey
• Sandy Hook Elementary School Dismissed Early After Bomb Threat On 6-Year Anniversary Of Mass Shooting
• Bear attacks woman behind her house, drags her into woods
• Pelosi's Triumph: A Reminder Why She's Set To Be Speaker
• Facebook Bug Exposed Up To 6.8M Users' Unposted Photos
• The year's worst passwords: "Donald" joins list
• CDC: Gun Deaths In United States Reach Highest Level In Nearly 40 Years
• Grinch Steals Giant Toy Soldier From Public Christmas Display In New Jersey
• Indoor Skydiving Center To Open At Ridgedale This Month
• Jon Kyl resignation leaves Arizona governor to pick replacement
• 12/14 CBS2 Friday Afternoon Weather Headlines
• NFL Picks Week 15: Vikings Bounce Back After Coordinator Change
• Vikings Bounce Back After Coordinator Change
• CBS Paid Eliza Dushku $9.5M After She Accused "Bull" Star Michael Weatherly Of Harassment
• Nancy Wilson, Legendary Jazz Singer, Dead At 81
• Gabrielle Union and Dwayne Wade Support Student Who Broke School Rule
• Food Safety Report Shows Critical Violations At Some Chicago Sports Venues
• 4-Year-Old Boy Hit By Car In South Shore
• Dow slides into correction territory amid economic worries
• Harry and Meghan reveal Christmas card photo
• Jewish Organization Says It Never Threatened Restaurant's Kosher Certification Over Lesbian Performer
• GM Is Saving 2,700 Jobs Amid Layoffs
• Sandy Hook Elementary Dismissed After Bomb Threat On Anniversary Of Mass Shooting
• Maryland Woman Sentenced To 5 Years In Fatal Motorcycle Collision
• Toyota Recalls 143K Pickups, SUVs To Fix Air Bag, Brake Problems
• It's A Chore Dragging The Hose, But Winter Watering Key In Dry Spells
• SF Federal Judge: Suit Over Trump Travel Ban Waivers Will Go Ahead
• Carnival To Launch First Cruise Ship With A Roller Coaster
• Sandy Hook Elementary Dismissed After Bomb Threat On Anniversary Of Mass Shooting
• $50,000 Raised For Daughter Of Fallen Worcester Firefighter Christopher Roy
• Cops trying to track down anyone who helped Strasbourg attacker
• Girl, 7, Dies In Border Patrol Custody After Suffering Seizure And High Fever
• Street Beat: Gifts That Keep Giving
• Patriots-Steelers Week 15 Predictions: Will Pats Continue Dominance In Pittsburgh?
• Four Suspects Arrested In String Of Retail Robberies
• Officials: Nearly $300k Still Missing After $510,000 In Cash Spills Onto NJ Highway
• Starbucks Is Bringing Nitro To All Its US Stores
• Police Seek Masked Gunmen Who Chased, Killed 15-Year-Old Boy
• What Chiefs' Loss Means For Patriots, Chargers In AFC Playoff Picture
• Woman Spotted Spending Hundreds Of Dollars Stolen From Bar In Amador County
• Michigan Sheriff Pleads Guilty After DUI Arrest, Sentenced To Probation
• Cuomo Tours L Train Tunnel To Get Closer Look Prior To Shutdown
• New Mexico Bowl Betting Preview: North Texas vs. Utah State
• 'Wealth Well Done': Man Earns $250K Net Worth In 6 Years
• $18 Million Upgrade For Quincy CTA Station Complete
• Kelly Clarkson Backs Lip-Synching Mom Who Embarrassed Son At Terps Game
• Toyota Recalls 143K Pickups And SUVs To Fix Airbag Problems
• Drake Twitter Feud With Kanye Is On Again, This Time With Alleged Threats
• Virgin Galactic Tourism Rocket Ship Reaches Space In Test
• William Krasawski Gets Life In Prison For 2016 Double Murder
• Teen who killed himself at school reportedly had vowed revenge for being bullied
• Dan Gilbert Breaks Ground On New Development In Downtown Detroit
• 'Christmas Comet,' Brightest Comet Of The Year Will Zoom Near Earth Sunday; Won't Reappear For 20 Years
• Minnesota Researchers Record 'First Ever' Video Footage Of Wolves Hunting Freshwater Fish
• Nancy Wilson, Grammy Winning Jazz Singer, Dies At 81
• Man Allegedly Assaults Hospital Security Guard After Being Involved In Fatal Crash
• Police: 2 Men Use $720 Worth Of Counterfeit Bills At New Jersey Walmart
• CTM Spotify Playlist: December 14, 2018
• Eastern Michigan Football on the Rise
• Nature up close: Spitfire, the little wolf that could
• Florida Man Arrested For Biting Toddlers, Scarring Them
• Michigan Gov. Elect Meets With President Talks Infrastructure, Carp
• Starbucks To Sell Nitro Coffee Out Of The Tap At All Stores
• Man Gets 9 Years In Prison For Sex Assault On Spirit Flight To Detroit
• Two Florida Students Charged With Threatening Teacher
• PTL Links: Dec. 14, 2018
• Instead Of New Year's Resolutions, Try Goals With Intention
• Philadelphia Schools To Begin After Labor Day In 2019
• Starbucks to deliver lattes and Frappuccinos as it battles a sales slowdown
• Former U Of M Doctor Gets 10 Years In Child Porn Case
• Roche's Winter Meeting Recap: Red Sox Would Be Better Off With Veteran Closer
• Pilot Who Survived Hawaii Military Jet Crash Is Andover Native
• Man Carrying Roller Suitcase Robs Bank In Rolling Meadows
• Weather Blog: Flood Watch
• Trump's hunt for a new chief of staff has a touch of reality TV
• New Report Finds Serious Health Violations In Minnesota's Professional Sports Venues
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• Death row executions near historic lows
• Heroes Among Us: Navy Fighter Honored For Service, Flights In Operation Southern Watch
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• Florida Amazon Worker Accused Of Stealing, Shipping Empty Boxes
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• Allegheny Co. Judge Resigns After Removal From Sex Offender Cases Due To Alleged Bias
• Gov.-Elect Walz Skips Meeting With Trump, Draws Criticism From Republicans
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• Trump Was In The Room When Michael Cohen Discussed Hush Money Deals
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• Fog Advisory For The Twin Cities; Expect Slick Roads, Limited Visibility
• Rep. Brown To Discuss Army Initiative On STEM-Related Fields
• Police: Bicyclist, 21, Struck And Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver In Brooklyn
• Boston Holding Gun Buyback In Honor Of Sandy Hook Shooting Anniversary
• Water Main Break Floods Streets In Englewood, N.J.
• Steaks Recalled From Boston Butcher Shop Due To Possible Contamination
• U.S. college student stabbed to death in Netherlands
• Tractor-Trailer Crash Closes Section Of Pennsylvania Turnpike
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• Former top Dem says new Trump trade deal could be "better" than NAFTA
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• Nancy Wilson, Grammy-winning jazz and pop singer, dead at 81
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