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• Citrus Heights Homes Displaying American Flags Targeted By Arsonists
• PG&E Leaving San Francisco After 115 Years; Moving Headquarters To Oakland
• Davis Youth Softball Equipment Destroyed In Shed Fire
• 'This Is Money Laundering 101'; More People Charged In Widening SF Public Corruption Probe
• 'People Aren't Going To Be Able To Receive Their Medication': Van Nuys Pharmacy Owner Speaks Out After Looting
• Dealing With Mental Health During Protest: Therapist Recommends Finding Connection And Practicing Self-Care
• Orange County Health Officer Nichole Quick Resigns After Facing Threats For Issuing Face Mask Order
• Family Seeks Justice For Man Who Died 2 Years Ago While Being Arrested By Anaheim Police
• Denver Teachers Worry About Looming Budget Cuts
• 'I Can't See Anything': Man Claims He Was Injured By Foam Bullet Shot By Denver Police
• What's Contributing To The Increase In Coronavirus Cases In Northern California Counties?
• Coronavirus Cases Top 64,000 In LA County; Officials Look For Way To Support Businesses As They Reopen
• Auburn Adaptive P.E. Teacher Transforms Garage Into Gym For Lessons On His Own Dime
• Denver Walmart Customer Believes Retailer Discriminates Against People Of Color
• Colorado Hospital Association: Data Entry Error Behind Increase In Coronavirus Hospitalizations
• Chino Prison Guard Still Recovering From Coronavirus Nearly 3 Months Post-Diagnosis
• All West Sacramento High School Graduates Guaranteed Admission To Sacramento City College
• Police Condemn Armed 'Militia' Group Patrolling Businesses in Oakdale
• Saturday's Derecho Uproots Brighton's 'Christmas Tree'
• Union Leaders Join BLM Los Angeles In Calling For Defunding Of LAPD
• Reopening Colorado: Denver Zoo Welcomes Back Members On Wednesday, General Public On Friday
• 'We Are Advancing': Young Poet Shares 200-Year-Old Poem Amid Contentious Climate
• Police Chief Responds To Sacramento Activists' Demand For Police Reform
• Denver City Council Members Want Investigation Into Police Use Of Force
• Fast-Moving Sierra Fire Consumes Dozens Of Acres In Corona
• COVID-19 Relief Bills Include Millions To Help Coloradans With Rent, Food & Utilities
• Fort Collins Middle School Team Wins National Science Bowl ... Remotely
• Containment Of Quail Fire Near Winters Up To 75%
• Restaurants Prepare To Reopen For Indoor Dining Services On Wednesday
• San Jose Police Chief Announces Changes To Crowd Control Policies, Use Of Projectiles
• Bay Area College Grad Finds Job Prospects Daunting In Age Of Pandemic
• Disbanding MPD Could Impact Tourism, Planning Major Events
• UC Berkeley Study: COVID-19 Safety Measures Stopped 500M Infections, 60 Million In U.S.
• House Democrats Unveil Police Reform Bill Amid Nationwide Protests
• California Movie Theaters May Reopen This Week With Limited Seating
• Thousands Gather At Public Visitation In Houston To Pay Respects To George Floyd
• Minnesota Weather: Monday's Highs To Soar Into The Mid-90s; Severe Storms Possible For Northwestern Minnesota
• Video Shows Moments Before Unarmed Black Man Shot, Killed By New Jersey State Trooper During Fight On Garden State Parkway
• 'I'm Black Before I Am Blue': Boston Sgt. Reflects On Being Black And A Police Officer
• Second Reading Of Colorado's Police Accountability Bill Scheduled For Tuesday
• 'Ring A Bell, Blow A Whistle': Philadelphia High School Senior To Be Recognized During Virtual Graduation For Perfect Attendance Dating Back To Elementary School
• New York lawmakers pass Eric Garner Anti-Chokehold Act
• 23 Asymptomatic Inmates Test Positive For Coronavirus At Weld County Jail
• Senators Bob Casey, Cory Booker, Kamala Harris And Other Democrats Introducing Police Reform Bill
• Councilman Working To Create Permanent Memorial For 3-Year-Old Boy Who Died After Allegedly Being Beaten By His Mother's Boyfriend
• Search On For Car Stolen From Sutter Creek Church Parking Lot
• Chicago Weather: Windy And Wet Into Tuesday Afternoon
• Police: 5 People, Including Child, Injured In Chester Drive-By Shooting
• Peaceful Demonstrations Held In Manhattan And Brooklyn On 12th Day Of George Floyd Protests In NYC
• People Found Admitting Out Loud To Looting, Selling Stolen Goods On Facebook
• Westchester, Rockland Restaurants Eager To Hit Phase 2 Of Reopening On Tuesday
• International Manufacturing Technology Show Canceled At McCormick Place Due To Pandemic
• Santa Monica Won't Charge Curfew Violators, Protesters Who Failed To Disperse
• New York City Officially Enters Phase 1 Of Reopening With Curbside Retail, Construction And Manufacturing
• Amid Marches And Protests, Family Calls For Justice For Jemel Roberson, Security Guard Shot Dead By Midlothian Officer
• LAPD, El Monte PD Order Moratorium On Carotid Restraint Control Hold
• Miami-Dade Lifts Curfew Clearing Way For Reopening Of Beaches Wednesday
• Miami-Dade Commissioner Barbara Jordan Comes Up With Civilian Oversight Panel Plan To Address Police Brutality
• What Will Policing Look Like After Dallas Leaders Tackle Reform?
• Yosemite National Park To Reopen This Week With Restrictions
• 46-Year-Old Man Shot In Head, Killed Inside North Philadelphia Home, Police Say
• CPD Investigating After Officer Wore Extremist Militia Logo To Downtown Protest Saturday
• Muni To Pause Service For 8 Minutes 46 Seconds To Honor George Floyd
• Public Defenders Organize Protest Outside Allegheny County Courthouse
• George Floyd Mural Defaced In Stoneham
• Sheriff's Deputies Apprehend 22-Year-Old Man Accused Of Stomping Police Car, Swinging Traffic Cone Through Window During Downtown Pittsburgh Riot
• George Floyd Death: Protests Continue In Maryland For 11th Consecutive Day
• Family, Protesters Demand Answers Over CHP Killing Of Stolen Vehicle Suspect Erik Salgado In Oakland
• New MI Presidential Poll: Joe Biden Leads Pres. Trump By 12% According To Lansing-Based Epic MRA
• Ballot Count Continues For Baltimore's Mayoral Race; Brandon Scott's Lead Widens
• As Baltimore City Council Discusses New Budget, Demonstrators Call For Them To Defund Police Department
• 'We're Getting Crushed' | Small Business Owners Demand Baltimore Allow Them To Reopen Like Surrounding Counties
• Cambridge Protesters Call For Changes At Police Departments
• Maryland Weather: Toasty Tuesday In Store; Air Quality Alert Issued
• Stem Cell Therapy Designed To Treat Severely Ill Coronavirus Patients Being Tested In Maryland
• Calvert County Woman Found Dead In Her Home; Suspect May Have Stolen Her Car, Police Say
• Officer Stripped Of Police Powers After Being Seen Flipping Off George Floyd Protesters
• Fort Worth Police Chief Ed Kraus Drops Charges Against Rioters During George Floyd Protest
• Caltrain Strikes Pedestrian Near Gilroy Station
• New Tax Processing System Set To Launch In Maryland Next Month
• Colorado Weather: More Wind And Mountain Snow On The Way
• Detroit Teachers Rally For Justice Outside Of Police Department
• Police Athletic League Of Philadelphia Officials Vote Unanimously To Change Name Of Frank Rizzo PAL Center
• Late-Term Abortion Ban Initiative Makes It Onto November Ballot
• Elk Grove Police Join Local Departments In Banning Carotid Hold
• Philadelphia's Boathouse Row Glows Gold In Remembrance Of George Floyd
• Hennepin County Judge Orders Mpls. Police Department To Make Immediate Changes
• Philadelphia City Councilmembers Pen Letter To Mayor Kenney Demanding Police Reform, No Increase To Police Department Budget
• Angela Hall Charged With Attempted Murder After Running Over Philadelphia Police Officer During Center City Riots, Officials Say
• 23-Year-Old Woman Arrested In Edgewood Stabbing
• Activists Outline Police Policy Changes In Wake Of Protests Following George Floyd Killing
• Many Mass. Restaurants Remain Closed, Wait For Outdoor Dining Approval
• Reopening Maryland: Eastern Shore Business Owners Call On Hogan To Lift All Coronavirus Restrictions
• More Rattlesnake Sightings At Bay Area Parks, Trails, Homes Due To Early Mating Season
• Dramatic details emerge in capture of man accused of killing deputy
• Man, 5-Year-Old Daughter Injured After Shooting At White Bear Lake Boat Launch
• Coronavirus Q&A: Dr. Aileen Marty Discusses Rarity Of COVID-19 Spread By People Showing No Symptoms
• Nail Salons Petition To Have Their Businesses Reopen Across The State
• Ohio Man Admits To Wrapping Dead Woman's Body In Plastic And Duct Tape
• California Movie Theaters Allowed To Reopen With Restrictions Starting June 12
• Rejecting Modest Reform, Activists Call for Defunding Oakland Police Department
• Texas High School Football Players Return To Practice Field For First Time During Coronavirus Pandemic
• George Floyd Memorials Reach His Hometown Of Houston
• United States Postal Service Hiring Mail Carriers In Western Pennsylvania
• Infectious Disease Expert: Casinos Considered Low To Medium Risk For Coronavirus Exposure
• Riverside, San Bernardino Counties Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths; Ventura Reports More Cases
• Lawmakers Calling For Reform After Rubber Bullet Fired During Protest Injures Sacramento Woman's Eye
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Dismisses Call For Federal Unemployment Probe
• Aliquippa Police Locate Missing 3-Year-Old Boy
• Some Chicago Police Officers Have Been Subjected To 'Doxing' Attacks, CPD Says
• Keller: Familiar Battle Lines In Latest Markey, Kennedy Debate
• School District Reopening Guidelines Include Small Classes, Face Masks, Virtual Field Trips, And Half-Empty Buses
• Annenberg Space For Photography Permanently Closes Its Doors
• Jerome Jackson To Plead Guilty In Case Of Racist Graffiti Found At Salisbury University, State's Attorney's Office Says
• Roadmap To Reopening: State Superintendent Releases Guidelines For Districts To Return To Campus
• Pilsen Pantry Pitches In With Food Drive For Neighbors Miles Away In Auburn Gresham, Which Was Hard By Looting
• 'Guardians Not Warriors': How Crime Fell When New Jersey City Dismantled Police Dept.
• Attorney And Professor Craig Futterman Says CPD Is Dragging Feet On Consent Decree, Talks About What Defunding Police Might Accomplish
• Coronavirus Spread By People With No Symptoms 'Appears To Be Rare,' WHO Official Says
• Sacramento's 4 Top Spots For Low-priced Cupcakes
• Sacramento Zoo To Reopen To The Public On June 15
• Time For A Career Change? Health Care Experiencing Strong Job Growth In Sacramento
• California Deal For Protective Masks Wins Federal Approval
• Wolf Administration Issues Order Requiring Nursing Homes To Test All Residents And Staff At Least Once By July 24
• Irving Baby Serenity Berry Found Safe, Mother Remains At-Large
• Pair Arrested In Sonora For Allegedly Trying To Steal Vehicle
• Fire Crews Battle Large Blaze At Downtown LA Building
• Pennsylvania Health Department Working To Hire More Coronavirus Contact Tracers
• Mount Carmel's Ed Howard Swings For The Fences For The Upcoming Amateur Draft
• Stopping 'Mask-Ne': Tips To Avoid Skin Irritation From Face Coverings
• Leaders In State Legislature Back Ban On Police 'Sleeper Holds'
• Berks County Teen Sets World Record For Largest Mouth Gape
• Colorado Women Turn Boarded Windows Into Protest Art
• Atlantic City To Allow Open Alcohol Containers On Boardwalk
• Some Aldermen Still Resentful A Week After Looting, Criticize Mayor Lightfoot
• Heinz History Center To Reopen To The Public On July 1
• Joe Biden Meets With George Floyd's Family In Houston: 'He Heard Their Pain, Shared In Their Woe'
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Biden meets with George Floyd's family
• Bay Area Public Defenders Protest As Part Of Nationwide Day Of Solidarity With Black Lives Matter
• Two Teens Suing Whitehall Township Police For Alleged Excessive Force After Video Shows Them Being 'Pile-drived' Into Floor
• Mayor Carlos Gimenez Discussing Civilian Review Panel For Police Misconduct Allegations
• One Community Helps Another After Unrest In Chicago
• CPW Urges Residents To Haze Bears That Come Near Homes
• Motorcycle Accident With Injury Shuts Down Route 65 Northbound At McKees Rocks Bridge
• Brush Fire Burns Nearly 90 Acres In Castaic; No Damage Reported
• VIDEO: Mountain Lion Strolls Through Daly City Residential Neighborhood
• Philadelphia's Nina Ahmad Poised To Win Auditor General Democratic Nomination Over Pittsburgh's Michael Lamb
• Orange County Reports 113 New Coronavirus Cases Bringing Total Over 7,500
• 'It's Less Than I Expected': Businesses Open Up In Reduced Capacity For Pittsburgh's First Weekend In The 'Green' Phase
• Some Aldermen Come Out In Favor Of 'Defunding The Police:' What Could It Mean In Chicago?
• Motorist Drives Toward Protesters In Naperville; Believed To Be Accident
• Smoke Visible From I-70 As Prospector Fire Burns Near Idaho Springs
• CBS SF Interviews Vio-Lence Guitarist Phil Demmel About New Band BPMD
• Some Minneapolis Activists Doubt Disbanding Police Will Work
• Chicago Woman Credits Remdesivir For COVID-19 Recovery
• Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf Announces $225 Million Grant Program For Small Businesses Impacted By COVID-19
• Small Business Owners In Brooklyn Thrilled By Phase 1 Reopening; 'You Could See Me Smiling Behind My Mask'
• Temple University Says Cutting Ties With Philadelphia Police Not In School's 'Best Interest' After Staff Inspector Captured On Video Beating Student With Baton
• California Legislative Leaders Back State 'Sleeper Hold' Ban
• As Protests Subside In The Twin Cities, Plywood Comes Down
• Prosecutors: No Charges Will Be Filed Against 'Peaceful' Protesters Arrested For Violating Curfew, Failing To Disperse
• Teacher Worries Masks, Distancing Will Lead To Stressful Learning Environment
• Sheriff: 1 Killed In Carver Co. Motorcycle Crash
• Coronavirus & Curfews: South Florida Restaurant Owners 'Fighting For Our Livelihood'
• Police: Man In Westmoreland County Chases Girlfriend With Hatchet, Threatens To Set Her Garden On Fire
• MLB Season In Jeopardy, Caron Butler Calls Out James Dolan, U.S. Federation Reviews National Anthem Policy
• Colorado Farmers, Ranchers Receiving Grant Funding To Help With Coronavirus Impacts
• Miami-Dade's Principal Of The Year Receives A+ Reward For His Good Work
• KDKA Exclusive: City Councilman Proposes Pittsburgh Police Hiring Freeze, Budget Redirection Following George Floyd's Death
• COVID-19 Grace Periods For Chicago Services Ending Soon
• St. Paul Man Charged In Connection To Arson At MPD Third Precinct
• Large Crowd Shows Support As Philadelphia Police Staff Inspector Turns Self In On Charges Of Assaulting Protester With Baton
• Max Minute: New Studies Shed Light On Worrisome MIS-C Disease Impacting Children
• George Floyd Protests Spark Conversation About Police Mistrust
• FBI Offering $25K Reward For Info On Man Who Torched Miami Police Car During Protest
• LAPD Union Group Says Police Learned Of Proposed Budget Cuts Via Twitter
• Philadelphia Public Defenders Peacefully March Through Center City Before Kneeling At Criminal Justice Center
• Need In Deed Program Teaching Philadelphia Students To Speak Out On Real Issues Like Racism, Climate Change
• 3-Alarm Fire Burns Multiple Unit Structure In Oakland's Glenview Neighborhood
• Former Texas Congressman, Vietnam POW Sam Johnson Remembered As War Hero At Funeral
• Calls To 'Defund Police' Have Local Political Leaders Rethinking Budgets
• California Schools Chief Details Plan For Reopening
• Woman Shot In Face With Rubber Bullet By Fort Lauderdale PD Considering Civil Rights Lawsuit
• Sheriff: Ben Lomond Resident Detained Santa Cruz Ambush Suspect After Life Or Death Backyard Struggle
• Reopening Massachusetts Timeline: Day Care Centers Begin Preparations
• Funeral Processions Held For George Floyd Across LA
• Officials: There's Room To Cut From NYPD's Budget, But City Must Be Mindful Of Spike In Crime
• RTD To Start Charging For Transit Services Again On July 1
• Infrared Scanner Helps Padonia Park Club Screen Visitors For Fever Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Civilian Complaint Review Board Releases Report On NYPD Interactions With Kids, Some As Young As 8
• Life Time Fitness Offering Free Workout Classes Online
• Pastor DeForest Soaries Revisits Don Imus-Rutgers Women's Basketball Scandal Amidst Racial Injustice Conversations
• Community Members Weigh In On Calls To Defund, Dismantle The MPD
• Memorial Health Care Workers Hold Moment Of Prayer In Solidarity With Protests Nationwide
• How Your Workout Will Look Different As Fitness Centers Begin To Reopen Wednesday
• Summer's Sudden Arrival In North Texas Catches Some Off Guard
• Gov. JB Pritzker Asking Insurance Companies To Act Fast To Help Businesses Pillaged By Looters; 'Help Can't Wait'
• How To Keep Your Skin Healthy While Constantly Wearing A Face Mask
• Mayor De Blasio Doesn't Give Hard Answers On How City Will Defund The NYPD
• Philadelphia Professional Sports Teams Beginning To Train With Possible Season Restarts Looming
• Coronavirus Memoriam: Joseph Jurczak, Who Devoted His Life To His Family
• Acting Secretary Of Homeland Security: National Hurricane Center 'Critical In Aiding' Efforts To Protect Country
• CU Head Coach Talks Protests, Upcoming Season, Current Team
• Oakland Native Bonnie Pointer Of The Pointer Sisters Dies At 69
• Elderly Man Dead After Small Plane Crashes Near Beecher
• 3rd Suspect Arrested, Charged With Burglarizing Dallas Gun Range During Protest For George Floyd
• Placerville Woman Dies After Driving Vehicle Through Wall Of Garage And Plunging 20 Feet
• Cook County Jail Resumes In-Person Visitations
• Summer Camps Prepare To Reopen Under Strict New Guidelines
• 26,000 Drivers Have Received Notices For Speeding Through Work Zones In Pennsylvania Since March
• Pennsylvania Historical And Museum Commission Approves Marker To Honor 1967 Student Walkouts In Philadelphia
• Dallas Police Find 24-Year-Old Meghan Reana King Shot To Death In Field 
• 'Exciting To Get Back In Here': Trainers Rejoice As Miami-Dade Gyms, Wellness Centers Reopen
• LASD Reports 317 Employees, 2,518 Inmates Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• Vigil Planned In Eagle County For Missing 3-Year-Old Sebastian Castro
• Maker of tear gas used on protesters gets millions from U.S.
• Sheriff: Yolo County Woman Wakes Up To Masked Man With Knife Standing Over Her
• Former Coast Guard Lt. Christopher Hasson Accused Of Terror Plot Seek To Withdraw Guilty Plea
• Ex-Officer Derek Chauvin Makes First Court Appearance In George Floyd Case, Faces $1M Bail With Conditions
• Boston Restaurant Owner Thrilled To Open Patio Space For The First Time In Months
• Virtual Golden State Warriors Kids Camp Still A Slam Dunk
• Mayor Lightfoot Names Rachel Arfa As Commissioner Of Mayor's Office For People With Disabilities, Will Fletcher As CPS Inspector General
• Anne Arundel Department Of Health Recommends COVID-19 Testing For Protesters
• Use Of Force: Denver City Council Calls For Review Of Police Crowd Control Tactics At Protests
• Reopening: Yosemite Reportedly Opening Thursday, Reservations Required
• With Surprising Job Gains, Extra $600 Unemployment Benefit, Second Stimulus Check Likely Slipping Away
• Most Indiana Casinos Can Reopen Next Week Under Virus Plans
• Keeping Cell Phone Data Charges Under Control Not Impossible During Pandemic
• Maryland Correctional Officer Working At Baltimore Facility Dies Of Coronavirus Complications
• Pennsylvania's Labor & Industry Secretary Gives Update On What They Are Doing To Help Unemployed Get Paid
• Nasdaq notches new high as investors bet on economic rebound
• Texas Expanding Coronavirus Testing In 'Underserved Communities Disproportionately Impacted'
• Internet Vigilantes Falsely Link Ex-Officer To Teens' Attack Over Pro-Black Lives Matter Flyers In Montgomery County
• Richmond Ferry Service To Resume After Months Of Service Due To Pandemic
• Bonnie Pointer Of The Pointer Sisters Dies At 69
• President Trump's Star On Hollywood Walk Of Fame Covered In Spray Paint After Expletive, Vulgar Image Scrawled On It
• Portland names new police chief amid protests
• Body Found Near Loch Raven Reservoir Identified As 16-Year-Old Girl From New York, Police Say
• Police Stand With Protesters Outside Clairton Education Center
• Guidelines To Reopen Detroit Casinos Released
• Santa Clara County Reopening: Businesses Urged To Flush Out Water Pipes
• Reopening Maryland: MVA Now Open By Appointment For Learner's Permits, Driving Tests, Other Transactions At Select Branches
• 12 People In Bucks County Test Positive For Coronavirus After Attending Memorial Day Party At Jersey Shore
• Baltimore Recreation Center Closed Tuesday Due To Possible Coronavirus Exposure
• Dallas Police Chief Renee Hall Lays Out More Policies Addressing Use Of Force, Racial Bias
• Pitt Provost: Class To Start Early And End Before Thanksgiving In Response To Coronavirus Pandemic
• UTA Announces New Face Mask Requirement To 'Minimize COVID-19 Risk'
• NYC begins reopening after lockdown, but new concerns loom
• Pittsburgh Will 'Soon' Start Reopening Playgrounds, Basketball Courts, Other Park Amenities
• Gov. Jared Polis Asks For Flu Season Help From The CDC During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Reopening: State School Chief Unveils Game Plan For Return To Classrooms
• Trail Ridge Road To Be Closed Due To Incoming Storms
• Reopening Maryland: Morgan State Students, Faculty Required To Wear Masks In Buildings This Fall, Including During Class
• Chicago Weather: Tropical Moisture Tuesday
• Massachusetts Reports 193 New Coronavirus Cases, 38 Additional Deaths
• Pittsburgh Steelers Will Hold 2020 Training Camp At Heinz Field
• 'Radical Left Democrats Have Gone Crazy!': President Trump Responds To Defund And Abolish Police Movement
• Philippe's Reopens For Dine-In Eating, But With Lower Occupancy, Social Distancing
• Southwest Colorado Wildfire Conditions Similar To 2018 When 416 Fire Started
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 658 New COVID-19 Cases, 23 Additional Deaths
• 'Tell The Officer To Cool It': Cambridge Police Now Have 'Duty To Intervene' Against Unreasonable Force
• Biden campaign launches effort targeting LGBTQ voters in key states
• George Floyd Protests: Mountain View Police Discontinue Use Of Chokeholds
• Financially Independent South Hills Catholic Academy To Open For 2021-2022 School Year
• Oakland A's Broadcaster Dallas Braden Concerned For MLB's Future
• New Broncos Defensive Lineman Jurrell Casey Calls Out Tennessee Titans: 'Throw Me Like A Piece Of Trash'
• Black Democrats Take Over Floor, Demand Action On Police Reforms During Pa. House Session
• White House says reducing immunity for police is a non-starter
• Maryland Among 11 Worst States For Coronavirus Fraud
• Looters Steal 29 Guns From Santa Monica Big 5 Store
• Allegheny Co. DA Directs Charges To Be Withdrawn In 39 Cases Against George Floyd Protesters, Citing Insufficient Evidence
• CW Buzz - CW Happy Hour
• Applications Open For Community Loan Recovery Fund To Help Small Businesses, Contractors In Suburban Cook County
• Dunkin' hiring 25,000 people amid signs of COVID-19 recovery
• Governor Abbott Pays Respects At Houston Visitation For George Floyd
• N.J. Gov. Murphy Announces 10-Year Plan To Improve NJ Transit
• New York City to cut NYPD budget, shift money to social services
• Cuomo urges protesters to get COVID-19 tests as NYC reopens
• MLB Draft History: Plenty Of Top Players Taken After Fifth Round
• What's really behind the startling dip in U.S. unemployment?
• Broward Schools Releases Calendar For New School Year
• Annapolis Has Seen 45% Increase In Mobility As Some COVID-19 Restrictions Lifted, Study Says
• Sheriff: Bodies Of 6-Year-Old Boy, Teen Found After Lake Searches
• DPS: State Patrol Troopers 'Strategically Deflated Tires' During George Floyd Unrest
• Biden not in favor of defunding police, campaign says
• Suspect In Santa Cruz Police Killing Was Member Of Elite Military Team
• Paramount Announces Movie 'Selma' Will Be Available For Free On All Digital Streaming Platforms
• Vermont Coronavirus Outbreak That Began On Memorial Day Grows To 62 Cases
• 6 People Displaced After Cars Set On Fire In Laurel
• Report: MLB Players Union 'Quickly Scoffed At' Owners' Latest Proposal
• Colorado Voters: Watch Your Mailbox For Your Senate Primary Ballot
• Sherman Oaks Gym Reopens, But With Safety Protocols
• CDC Survey: 39% Of Americans Admit Misusing Cleaning Products To Protect From Coronavirus
• Study: Shutdowns Through Early April Prevented About 60 Million US Coronavirus Infections
• 46-Year-Old Detroit Man Charged In Carjacking Case
• Dallas County Reports ­­254 More COVID-19 Cases
• Police: 2 Men Rushed To Hospital After Gunfire Erupts In West Oak Lane
• George Floyd Protests: Oakland Artists Respond With Massive Black Lives Matter Mural, Tribute To Breonna Taylor
• Man Arrested On DUI Charge After Striking 11-Year-Old With Truck In Rohnert Park
• Fire Danger Is Extreme In Southeast Colorado
• 2020 Pittsburgh Irish Festival Canceled As Organizers Say They Don't Believe More Than 25,000 People Can Gather Safely
• CrossFit Founder Greg Glassman, Dropped By Reebok, Apologizes For 'Floyd-19' Tweet
• Police: 'Admitted' KKK Leader Harry H. Rogers Attacked Virginia Protesters, Hate Charge Weighed
• Court Orders Dismissal Of Trump Muslim Travel Ban Challenges
• NYPD Seeks Suspect In 2 Attempted Rapes In The Subway
• Detroit Regional Chamber Releases Findings From New Statewide Poll Of Michigan Voters
• Spontaneous Combustion Of Oil Staining Tarps, Rags Blamed For Overnight Fire That Burned 2 Homes
• Mayor Frey Supports Massive Structural, Transformational Reform Of Police Department, Not Abolishing It
• Philadelphia Summer Camps, Spraygrounds To Reopen In July As Citywide COVID-19 Cases Top 23,500
• Chicago Parks Enlist 100 'Social Distancing Ambassadors' Throughout District
• NFL star: Players to take knee "together" during anthem
• Tree Falls During Colorado's Derecho Storm, Impales Man And Young Daughter
• Clothing, Phone Of Missing Colorado Boy Sebastian Castro Found In River
• Coronavirus Infections Spike Among New Mexico Health Care Workers
• Second TSA Employee Positive For Coronavirus At Pittsburgh International Airport
• License Committee Signs Off On Plan To Allow Cocktails To Go At Bars And Restaurants In Chicago
• Route 28 Northbound Closed, Crews On Scene After Motorcycle Crash With Injuries Near The Heinz Plant
• Coronavirus In Texas: Dallas Public Library Launches Curbside Service
• 29-Year-Old Frederick Man Roland Hayes Smith III Missing For Several Months, Police Say
• Criminals Vandalize Fort Worth Police & Firefighters Memorial With 'BLM' Graffiti
• Possible Silver Boom-Era Blasting Cap Injures Person In Alpine County
• 'Major Tragedy': Roof Of 130-Year-Old North Side Church Collapses
• Curfew In Colorado Springs Expires Amid Peaceful Protests Over The Weekend
• Gambrills Man Caught With Heroin After Hit-And-Run Crash, Police Say
• Reopening Colorado: Downtown Aquarium Open For VIP Tours
• Revolution Return To Pitch, Hold First Full Team Practice After MLS' Coronavirus Stoppage
• Route One Apparel Donates 20K Masks To Maryland Workers On Frontlines Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• George Floyd Protests: San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo Rejects Calls To Defund Police Department
• New Jersey Public, Private-Club Swimming Pools To Reopen June 22
• Hundreds Turn Out To Clean Up Oakland Chinatown Businesses Damaged In Looting
• Chicago Weather: Sunny, Very Warm Day Ahead
• Is A Home Cleaning Service Safe? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Elgin Police Officer Accepts Dance Off Challenge
• 'A Step Forward': Mass. Stores Excited To Welcome Customers Back After Coronavirus Shutdowns
• Archdiocese Of LA Rings Cathedral Bells In Honor George Floyd's Life
• CBS This Morning's Gayle King Holds Roundtable Discussion With Camden County Police Chief
• Gov. Cuomo On Coronavirus Pandemic: 'Not Out Of The Woods, But On The Other Side'
• Security Video Shows Group With Flashlights Casing Cars, Trucks In Adams County
• Woodland Police Joins Sacramento And Davis In Getting Rid Of Controversial Carotid Hold
• New Jersey Gov. Murphy Gives The Green Light To Reopen Pools June 22
• Mayor De Blasio Says 14th Street Busway Here To Stay, More Coming Soon
• Baltimore Orioles Hall Of Famer Jim Palmer Calls For MLB, Players Association To 'Get A Deal Done'
• Chicago Community Group Wants To Meet With Mayor To Discuss Restorative Justice Strategies
• COVID-19 In Indiana: A Look At The Latest Data In Northwest Indiana, Statewide
• 'Demanding Equality In Each School': Pittsburgh Public Schools Leaders Hold Peaceful March And Protest
• 'National Embarrassment': Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Under Fire After 2 Black Journalists Say They Were Barred From Protest Coverage
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot And Ald. Raymond Lopez Have Foul-Mouthed Argument Over Looting; 'You're 100% Full Of S***' Mayor Says
• Springfield Police Arrest Man For Possession Of Flamethrower
• Cardinal Cupich Says Catholic Schools Planning To Reopen In The Fall
• Thousands Of Mourners Line Up At Texas Church For George Floyd Visitation
• Reopening Maryland: Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine To Increase Access
• Instacart Changes Tip Policy After Complaints
• 4-Acre Brush Fire Sparks In Sepulveda Basin
• Moody Street In Waltham Closes As Restaurants Prepare For Outdoor Dining
• Goodwill Store Damaged In Fire Fueled By Donated Goods, Wooden Pallets
• Massachusetts Gas Prices Back Above $2 A Gallon
• Shannon Sneed Concedes To Del. Nick Mosby In Baltimore City Council President Democratic Primary Race
• Face Masks Sold On Amazon That Depicted George Floyd's Fatal Arrest Now Taken Down
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 10 More Deaths And 351 New Coronavirus Cases As Statewide Total Nears 76,000
• Mitt Romney marches with Black Lives Matter protesters
• Michael Jordan Says 'This Is A Tipping Point' For Racism In Society
• Coronavirus (Minnesota): Latest COVID-19 Headlines From June 8, 2020
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 338 More COVID-19 Cases Reported As Death Toll Nears 1,200
• Treasure worth $1 million found in Rockies after 10-year search
• Man drives car toward protesters then shoots one, police say
• Mike Roumph, A Wrestling Coach For Colorado State University-Pueblo, Dies In Rafting Accident
• 'It's Definitely Changed The World': Nurse Barbie On Battling COVID-19 & MTV's 'True Life Presents: First-Time First Responders'
• Suspect Shoots Officer With A Crossbow During North Hollywood Standoff
• Marine veteran stands in heat with "I can't breathe" taped on mouth
• Beaming With 'Pride': Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium Welcomes 3 New Lions
• Devin McCourty To Be Honored For His Work With Boston Uncornered
• Denver Restaurant Employs Ghosts To Keep Diners At A Safe Distance
• Detroit Shooting Leaves Woman Delivering Food With Graze Wound
• Former Terps Basketball Player Dino Gregory Says Brother Daniel Stopped Car From Driving Into Protestors In Seattle, Got Shot In Process
• Allie's Donuts In North Kingstown, RI Sparks Controversy By Ending Police And Military Discount
• What the U.S. can learn from South Africa's reckoning with racism
• Red Flag Warning: Windy, Dry Weather Raises California Fire Danger
• Reopening Colorado: Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Reopens To Public
• Philadelphia Parking Authority Resumes Enforcing Parking Meters In Center City, University City
• Texas Teen With Autism Missing More Than A Week Found In Tennessee
• Missing Mom: Suzanne Morphew Disappeared 4 Weeks Ago
• Man Charged In Pizza Ravens Robbery In Glen Burnie
• Floyd's Casket Arrives At Houston Church For Public Viewing
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-8-20
• Ventura County Apologizes For Spanish-Language Poster Using Produce Crates To Illustrate Social Distancing
• Caron Butler On Knicks Owner Jim Dolan's Decision Not To Comment On Current Unrest In Country: 'He Made A Bad Decision Not Speaking Up On It'
• NASCAR Vows To Do A Better Job Addressing Racial Injustice
• Search Continues For Missing 7-Month-Old Serenity Berry And Her Believed Abductor Jocelyn Bridges
• House Democrats unveil police reform bill
• Colorado Weather: Fire And Ice With Mountain Snow, Tremendous Wind, High Fire Danger
• Apartments For Rent In Chicago: What Will $1,200 Get You?
• Criminals stealing billions of dollars in unemployment funds
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 5 New Coronavirus Cases As Total Tops 2,000, But No Additional Deaths
• RNC tours Savannah in search for new host for Republican convention
• Teammate Gives Colorful Description To Describe Julian Edelman's Mindset For 2020 Patriots
• Philadelphia Weather: Region To See Gorgeous Weather Filled With Sunny Skies, Unseasonably Low Humidity
• Six Flags America, Other State COVID-19 Testing Site Begin 'Summer-Friendly' Hours This Week
• Tropical Depression Cristobal Drenching Mississippi River Basin
• Airbnb Making Comeback After Months Of Customers Sheltering-In-Place
• Baltimore Ravens Coach John Harbaugh, Staff Return To Under Armour Performance Center For First Time Since March
• U.S. supply of remdesivir could run out within weeks, top official warns
• Former Florida, NFL Star Reche Caldwell Fatally Shot In Tampa
• Coder Kids Virtual Summer Learning
• Bars, Gyms And Professional Sports (Without Fans) Slated To Reopen In California As Soon As Friday
• Ridgecrest Struck By Magnitude-4.3 Earthquake
• Kidsburgh: How Summer Camps Are Adapting
• Attorney For George Floyd's Family Appeals To U.N. To Intervene In Case
• Alleged Santa Cruz Gunman Steven Carrillo Trained To Be Member Of Elite Air Force 'Raven' Security Unit
• San Jose Police Investigating Early Morning Alum Rock Homicide
• US Government's Supply Of COVID-19 Drug Remdesivir Runs Out At End Of Month
• Detroit Zoo Reopens Today For Members: Here's What To Know
• Dunkin' Looking To Hire 25,000 New Workers
• Orlando Tornado Damaged Buildings, Toppled Trees
• Winning $1 Million Mega Millions Ticket Sold In Burlington County
• Boston Adds Additional $4.1 Million To Fund Youth Summer Jobs Due To Coronavirus Impact
• U.S. protests prompt calls for Britain to tackle its own systemic racism
• Michigan Bars, Restaurants Reopen Today: Here's What To Know
• Great white shark kills surfer in Australia
• 4 police chiefs on the need for change: "There's a lot of silence"
• Police: Group Seen On Video Smashing Door To Break Into Brooklyn Cellphone Store
• Tedy Bruschi On 2020 Patriots: 'Defense Is Going To Have To Lead The Way'
• World Oceans Day: New study finds deep ocean waters warming at a faster pace
• Maryland Coronavirus Hospitalizations Drop Below 1,000 For First Time Since April 10, State Officials Say
• Virginia City Removes 800-Pound Slave Auction Block After Years Of Deliberation
• Harvick Has Another Dominant Performance
• PTL Links: June 8, 2020
• Police: Man Seriously Injured After Shot During Argument In North Philadelphia
• SEPTA Requiring All Riders To Wear Face Covering Beginning Monday
• There's A Growing Call To Defund The Police, Here's What It Means
• Miami Weather: Steamy Day With Some Sun
• How Often Should You Clean Glasses, Contacts During COVID-19?
• How Telehealth Visits Can Help Schedule X-Rays
• Fall Reopening Memo For Massachusetts Schools: Masks Required, Limit Class Size To 10
• Want To Adopt A Pet? Here Are 4 Fluffy Felines To Adopt Now In Chicago
• 4 Shot, 2 Fatally Between Sunday Night Into Early Monday Morning Across Baltimore, Police Say
• Couple joins protesters on wedding day
• "Southern Slaves" Member Accused Of Smashing Police Car Window During Miami Protest
• Coronavirus Vaccine: Here Are The Latest Developments
• A Donald Trump-Roger Goodell Fight Over NFL National Anthem Protests Appears To Be Brewing
• CBS News: Feds Formally Request Interview With Britain's Prince Andrew In Connection With Jeffrey Epstein Investigation
• How To Lower Your Coronavirus Risk While Eating Out: Advice From An Infectious Disease Expert
• Reopening Maryland: Baltimore Enters Modified Opening Phase 1
• Retired Navy captain apologizes after racial slurs streamed on Facebook
• U.S. asks Brits to grill Prince Andrew in Epstein sex trafficking case
• Julián Castro Announces Endorsements Of Candidates Focused On Police Reform
• 18-Year-Old Woman Dies After Being Struck While Crossing Street In Alexandria
• Santa Cruz Remembers Murdered Deputy as Model of Community Law Enforcement
• Coronavirus Reopening Roundup: Temperature Checks For Sports Fans; Bloodied Modesto Store Manager
• Wyc Grousbeck Eager To See What Celtics Can Prove When NBA Returns
• ICYMI: Top takeaways from this week's "Face the Nation"
• 'Riverdale' Executive Producer Apologizes To Vanessa Morgan: 'She's Right. We're Sorry'
• Protesters Continue To Call For Change Across Philadelphia Region
• Weakened Cristobal still a dangerous rainmaker as it moves inland
• 1 Dead, 3 Hurt Following Overnight Crash In Northeast Minneapolis
• Virtual Graduations Get Underway In Miami-Dade
• Reopening: Sports Fans Experience To Change Profoundly Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Reopening: Milpitas Officials Issue Guidelines For Indoor Dining
• National Cemetery Of The Alleghenies To Resume Committal Services
• Walnut Creek's 81-Year-Old Palmer School Shuttering Doors
• I-93 HOV Lane Reopens For Monday Morning Commute
• Crews Quickly Bring Eagle Rock Brush Fire Under Control
• Crews Inspect Richmond's Lee Statue Ahead Of Planned Removal
• In Minneapolis, Rage Over George Floyd's Death Extends Beyond The Police
• George Floyd Protests: Families, Hundreds Of Protesters Peacefully March In Oakland
• Reopening: Alameda County Superior Court To Resume Suspended Trials
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/8 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• Driver Arrested For DUI, Two Killed In Horrific 680 Wrong-Way Crash
• Some Lakefront Parks, Libraries, City Hall To Reopen Monday
• 6-Hour Public Viewing Of George Floyd's Casket To Be Held In Texas
• 3 Injured, Including 5-Month-Old Baby, In Dan Ryan Expressway Crash; All Lanes Back Open
• Philadelphia Orchestra Partners With Penn Medicine To Bring Comfort To Patients At Local Hospitals
• Kenosha County Health Department Hiring Contact Tracers, Disease Investigators
• 6 People Injured After Shots Fired At Group Standing On Sidewalk Near Bronzeville
• Arrest in fatal shooting of retired police captain during protests
• Names of people injured or killed by police trend on Twitter
• Americans weigh in on issues before the Supreme Court - CBS News Poll
• Protective Vest Stops Bullet Fired At CPD Officer In South Austin
• Peaceful Miami Protest Temporarily Shutdown Lanes Of I-95 Sunday
• Schaumburg Township Library District Is Asking For $1.5 Million Less In Tax Revenues From Homeowners
• Police Back Off Peaceful Protests As Minneapolis Leaders Call For Defunding Police
• Lane Restrictions To Take Place In Fort Pitt Tunnel
• Cristobal Continues Move Inland As Weakened Tropical Depression, Brings Drenching Rains
• J.K. Rowling accused of "anti-trans comments"
• Massachusetts Reopening Phase Two Begins: What You Can Expect
• Classic Cinemas Doesn't Know When Its Movie Theaters Will Reopen, But It Plans To Hire
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunshine And Warmer Temperatures
• Michael Rosfeld Fighting To Get His Job Back, University Of Pittsburgh Police Say They Have No Intentions Of Rehiring Him
• Police Arrest Man Accused In Deadly November Wilkinsburg Home Invasion
• Mayor Walsh Says Boston Looking Into Reallocating Some Of Police Budget
• New York Weather: 6/8 CBS2 Monday Morning Forecast
• Fans match K-pop group BTS' $1 million Black Lives Matter donation
• Allegheny County Police Investigating After Man Was Shot In The Head In Baldwin
• Two Erie Men Facing Federal Charges For Their Role In Cleveland Protests
• Monday's Show Info (6/8/20)
• 'Better Safe Than Sorry': Shrines Of Pittsburgh Churches Reopen Their Doors After Canceling Weekend Masses
• Kennywood Gives Sneak Peek Into New Version Of 'The Old Mill'

Videos from June 8, 2020

• 6/8/20: Red and Blue
• Santa Cruz resident pins down Air Force sergeant accused of killing Northern California deputy
• House Democrats unveil sweeping police reform bill
• White House fence covered with posters and messages of hope
• New York City begins phase 1 of reopening after three months of coronavirus lockdown
• Democrats unveil new police reform bill weeks after Floyd's death
• Trump slams Democrats for proposed police reforms
• Joe Biden tells Norah O'Donnell: "I think what's happened is one of those great inflection points in American history"
• Thousands gather in Houston to pay respects to George Floyd
• Bail set at $1.25 million for Derek Chauvin, the ex-cop charged in George Floyd's death
• CBS Evening News, June 8, 2020
• Co-founder of Republican group The Lincoln Project discusses new ads slamming Trump
• House Democrats unveil police reform bill
• Scientists send letter of concern to Mark Zuckerberg
• Hundreds pay respects to George Floyd in Houston church
• Preview: "Justice for All," a CBS News special
• 9-year-old raises more than $20,000 for people in Minneapolis
• New Zealand says it has eradicated coronavirus, at least for now
• Bail set at $1 million for ex-cop charged in George Floyd's death
• Marine holds silent protest outside Utah State Capitol
• Trump faces criticism from former military leaders and prominent Republicans
• New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio on cutting NYPD funding
• Democrats in Congress unveil police reform bill
• Concerns raised over militarization of local police departments
• Cuomo cautiously celebrates New York City's reopening
• Rep. Marcia Fudge on "long overdue" Justice in Policing Act
• How Joe Biden is responding to nationwide protests
• Thousands gather in Houston to honor the life of George Floyd
• Florida sees rise in COVID-19 cases amid reopening
• Deep ocean waters warming at faster pace, new study finds
• Couple takes powerful wedding photos among protesters in Philadelphia
• South Africa confronts racism with truth
• Chris Wallace discusses GOP election support and his book on the decision to drop the atomic bomb
• 4 police chiefs on systemic racism, police brutality and much-needed change
• Representative Val Demings on police reform and systemic racism in law enforcement
• Treasure hunter finds chest with $1 million in gold and jewels hidden in the Rocky Mountains
• Worldwide protests honor George Floyd and Black Lives Matter in defiance of coronavirus fears
• New York City, once the COVID-19 epicenter, begins first phase of reopening
• Cristobal makes landfall in Louisiana, bringing heavy rain
• Military leaders slam Trump over protests as Barr defends clearing Lafayette Park