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Articles from September 3, 2020

• Santa Clara County Leaders Slam Brakes on Rapid Reopening
• Fishermen Pull 2 Live Pipe Bombs From Sacramento River in Tehama County
• Tearful San Francisco Salon Owner Denies Setting Up Pelosi
• Landlords Receive Millions In COVID-19 Relief While Quarantined Students Forced To Pay For Vacant Apartments
• Alameda Unified Pulls Online Program After Parents Complain of Racist, Homophobic Content
• LAPD Raids Alleged Illegal Gambling Operation In North Hills
• Health Department Sues Bandimere Speedway After 'Stop The COVID Chaos' Rally
• EDD To Undergo Audit After Reports Of Letters Addressed To Dozens Of People Arriving At Homes Listed For Sale
• Boulder Police: Boy Who Was Attacked For Trump Yard Sign Used It To Block Woman's Punches
• Denver Bumps Up Ballots To First Class Mail Delivery
• 'Inside Jokes, Outside Laughs': Comedians Get Creative With Silent Show In Old Sacramento
• Colorado Drivers Should Be Prepared For Heavy Traffic Over Labor Day Weekend
• Woodland Christian School Reopens To Elementary Students Under County Waiver Process
• Lifeguards Expecting Busy Holiday Weekend At OC Beaches With Hot Temps On The Way
• Fraud Concerns Raised Over CA Employment Development Department
• Testing Shows Spike In COVID-19 Cases At CU Boulder
• Labor Day Weekend Heat Wave: Local Cooling Centers And Spaces
• Luis Robert's Long Homer Helps White Sox Rout Royals
• Bandimere Family Files Lawsuit Against Gov. Jared Polis, State And Jefferson County Health Departments
• Triple-Digit Danger: California ISO Preparing For Labor Day Weekend Heat Wave
• Chicago Lawn Community Steps Up In A Big Way For Senior Struggling With Mortgage, Bills
• Heritage High School Moves To Remote Learning After Coronavirus Cases Force Quarantine Among Students, Staff
• Ventura Again Reports No New COVID-19 Deaths; Riverside County Adds 20
• Woman Says Her Arm Was Run Over By Truck In Violent Attack Downtown, Family Says Police Have Failed To Take Action
• Memorial Service Held For Those Who Have Died Of COVID-19
• Firefighter Battling Cameron Peak Fire Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/3 Thursday Night & 9/4 Friday Morning Forecast
• Provorov Lifts Flyers Past Islanders In 2OT To Force Game 7
• Trump Administration Takes Action To Cut More Federal Funds To NYC, Affecting School, Subway Cleanings
• President Donald Trump Predicts A Win In Pennsylvania, Slams Gov. Wolf's Handling Of Coronavirus During Campaign Stop In Latrobe
• Jeannette Community Raising Money For Service Dog In Need Of Surgery
• Concerns About COVID-19 Spreading On College Campuses Growing As Thousands Of Students Test Positive
• Just Between Friends Puts Safety First As Back To School Kicks Off
• Hold On! Denver Weather Set To Go From Record Heat To Possible Record Cold
• 'We're Tired Of The Lies': Joe Biden Supporters Gather In Latrobe During President Donald Trump's Rally
• Ivan Provorov Scores In 2OT As Flyers Force Game 7 Vs. Islanders
• Tree Topples Into Edgewater Home; Radar Confirmed Tornado Touched Down In Anne Arundel County
• Magic Of Live Theater Alive Once Again With 'Tarzan: The Musical' At Elmwood Park Zoo
• 1-Year-Old Boy Killed, 6 Others Injured In West Broward Rollover Crash
• Texas Making Plans To Distribute Coronavirus Vaccine
• Inmate Writes, 'The Government Made Me Attack R. Kelly'
• Ocean City, Maryland Mayor Rick Meehan Asks Visitors To Adhere To Public Health Guidelines Ahead Of Labor Day Weekend
• Mikal Smith, Son Of Lovie Smith, Accused Of Sex Trafficking And Money Laundering
• Howard County Police: Reservoir High School Teacher, Lacrosse Coach Charged With Sexual Abuse Of A Minor
• Uber Driver Left With Bullet Lodged In Brain After Inadvertently Driving Into Shootout
• Deon Kay Shooting: DC Police Release Body Cam Footage In Fatal Shooting, Say He 'Brandished A Firearm'
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Residential Waste 'Off The Charts' Due To Pandemic
• Priest, Staff Member At Pleasantville Church Test Positive For COVID-19
• Kanye West Spotted Along Maryland's Eastern Shore
• With No Fans At Target Field, How Do The Twins Create Fan Sounds? Good Question
• Boston Black Covid-19 Coalition Demands Change After Large Party In Dorchester
• Gov. Walz, Health Officials Share Concerns Over Minnesota's COVID-19 Situation
• St. Paul Police Employee's Son Shot While Heading To Work: 'It Can Happen To Anyone'
• 8-Year-Old Pasadena Girl Raising Money For Local Animal Shelters
• UNT Quarterbacks Coach Tate Wallis Arrested For Alleged Improper Relationship With A Student
• Jaylen Brown Takes Full Responsibility For Celtics Game 3 Loss: 'It's A [Expletive] Disgrace'
• People Making A Difference: Training Program Teaches Women Basics Of Construction
• Watersheds Damaged By Grizzly Creek Fire Could Be Contaminated By Heavy Rain, Runoff
• WWII Glider Restored For All To See
• Police Apprehend 2 People In Vehicle Linked To Calumet City Shooting After Chase
• General Motors, Honda Announce Partnership For Research And Development
• Massachusetts Gets Aggressive In Coronavirus Control Measures In 5 Cities
• Dallas ISD Schools To Reopen A Week Early For Students Moving Between Certain Grade Levels
• Gov. Whitmer Will Allow Gyms, Fitness Centers To Re-Open Sept. 9
• Chicago Weather: Clear And Cool Thursday Night
• New Jersey Restaurants Can Resume Indoor Dining Friday, But Some Customers Still Weary About COVID-19
• Cal Campus Closure Leaves Usually Bustling Berkeley A Ghost Town
• San Francisco DA Boudin Charges Former Public Health Official In Widening Corruption Case
• Modesto Company Holds Drive-Thru Job Fair To Help Get People Back Into Workforce
• Producer shares moving text from Chadwick Boseman
• Hastings Man Charged In Overdose Death Of Michelle Cahill
• West Virginia High School Refuses To Play Road Football Game Over Coronavirus Fears
• Neighbor Rescues West Virginia Woman, 5 Children From Carbon Monoxide Leak
• Officers Placed On Restricted Duty After Los Feliz Residents Say They Failed To Conduct Sobriety Test On Suspected Drunk Driver
• All University Of Maryland Athletics Training Temporarily Suspended After Latest Round Of COVID-19 Test Results
• Gov. Greg Abbott 'Looking At' Proposal For State Takeover Of Austin Police Department
• Dwayne Johnson, his wife and daughters test positive for coronavirus
• Lawsuit Filed Over Rectal Exams For California Prison Guards
• Trooper Dies 2 Years After Being Struck By Car In Billerica
• White History Professor At George Washington University Admits She Lied About Being Black
• Dallas County Reports 3 More Human Cases Of West Nile Virus
• 'Whip/Nae Nae' Rapper Silento Charged With Assault With Deadly Weapon
• OG Anunoby Beats Buzzer In Game 3, Raptors Hand Celtics First Loss Of Postseason
• Alonso HR In 10th Lifts Mets Over Yanks After Seaver Tribute
• Mall Of America To Permanently Lay Off 211 Employees
• Former EDD Director Suggests Fraud Behind 'Ridiculously Outsized' Unemployment Claims
• Slew Of Paintball Shootings In LA Has Police Concerned
• 'Whip/Nae Nae' Rapper Silento Charged in Attempted Hatchet Attack
• Coronavirus Impact: SUNY Oneonta Sends Students Home For Rest Of Fall Semester After Cases Jump To 389
• Hazardous air quality threatens farmworkers after major wildfires
• Fire Danger Forces Hidden Falls In Auburn To Close Labor Day Weekend
• Missing St. Louis County Woman Rhonda Appicelli Found Safe
• State Officials Warn Boaters And Swimmers Of Toxic Algal Blooms In California's Waterways
• Search On For 2 Men In Robbery Of 7-Eleven In Northbrook
• Kendrick Castillo Could Be Featured In National Garden Of American Heroes
• Novavax Coronavirus Vaccine Is Safe, Published Results Show
• Organizer: We Won't Paint 'Black Lives Matter' On Atlantic City Boardwalk
• Need For Food Assistance Skyrockets 125% During Pandemic, LA Food Banks Say
• Compton Man Pleads Not Guilty To Attack On On YouTuber Eden The Doll, Friends
• New NFL Tostitos Bags Include Motion Sensors, Built-In Speakers For Tailgate Parties
• Smoldering Hot Spots, Stagnant Air Keep Haze Of Smoke Over Bay Area
• Vandal Strikes Carroll ISD Schools With Spray Paint For Second Time This School Year
• Family Of Steven Taylor Seeks Murder Charges In Killing By San Leandro Police Officer
• Police Identify Owner Of Truck Involved In Hit-And-Run Crash In South Baltimore
• BBQ Master Feeds Crews Fighting NorCal Wildfires
• More Women Come Forward With Allegations Against Former USC Gynecologist George Tyndall
• Bohm's Sacrifice Fly Gives Phillies 6-5 Win, Sweep Of Nats
• Trail markers: DHS bulletin - Russia "amplifying criticisms" of mail voting
• Sacramento City Unified First Day Starts With Technical Difficulties, Ends Successfully
• Harmful Algae Bloom Incident Reports Map
• 2 Freeway Shootings Within A Week Put Drivers On Edge In Sacramento
• Denver Weather: Record Heat Followed By Crazy Cool Down
• NYPD To Flood Streets With Officers Labor Day Weekend To Break 'Tidal Wave' Of Summer Violence, Chief Terence Monahan Says
• David Andrews Receives 2020 Ron Burton Community Service Award
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Forges Ahead With Online-Only Classes, Even As Thousands Of Students Don't Have Computers Yet
• Florida Numbers In On 1st Post-Convention Presidential Poll
• 49ers Activate WR James, Send Another WR to Injured Reserved
• Long Island Beaches, Pools, Parks Extending Season Through September To Recoup Tourism Losses
• DeSoto ISD Parents Wrestle With Change And Controversy Involving Past & Present Superintendents
• Health Officials, Local Leaders Urge Caution As Tri-State Area Residents Plan Labor Day Weekend Gatherings
• After Chicago Unrest, Teens Transform Liquor Store To Fresh Food Market
• Miami Heat, Miami PD Team Up For Training Program Focused On Fostering Better Community Relations
• Twin Rivers Unified Offering Voluntary Coronavirus Saliva Tests
• COVID-19 Reopenings: Marin County Approves COVID Waivers for 15 Schools
• Patriots Release Michael Jackson, Michael Barnett As Roster Trimming Continues
• Starbucks Opens New Community Store In Watts Thursday
• The State Of Retail Stores In The Post COVID-19 Era
• Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore Prepares To Welcome Guests Ahead Of Labor Day Weekend With COVID-19 Safety Measures In Place
• Avoid Social Gathering During Labor Day Weekend, Bay Area Health Officials Urge
• Bill Hudson Revisited: Minnesota National Guard Keeps The Peace In Bosnia (2003)
• 5-Year-Old Girl Helps Rescue Swan Stuck In Long Island Storm Drain
• Pac-12 Inks Deal To Provide Expanded COVID Testing For Student Athletes
• LA County Reports 61 New COVID-19 Deaths, Highlights Importance Of Worker Protections Ahead Of Labor Day
• Phillies Retire Dick Allen's No. 15 In Moving Ceremony
• Lightfoot: Shocked CDC Talking About COVID Vaccine Timed Out To General Election
• Gov. Tom Wolf Calls On Pennsylvania Lawmakers To Legalize Recreational Marijuana
• Rochester Mayor Suspends Officers Involved In Death In Custody Of Daniel Prude Of Chicago
• Scorching Temps Trigger Calif. Statewide Flex Alert Over Labor Day Weekend
• State Power Grid Operators Say They're Ready for Weekend Heat Wave
• 'We're On Edge': Family Of Missing LAFD Firefighter Shocked To Hear He May Be Victim Of Kidnapping
• 500 American Flags Flying Along Wilmington Riverfront
• Clerk: Mail-In Ballots Were 'Very Large Burden On Every City And Town'
• Schools: The New Normal | New Jersey Schools Adjust Curriculums While Adapting To Constraints Of Virtual Learning
• Brooklyn Prepares For New Way To Celebrate West Indian American Day Parade
• Contactless Payment: Metro Makes TAP Cards Available On Apple Devices
• Bird Scooters Offer Teachers Free Rides In September As A 'Thank You'
• Texas Surpasses 13K Coronavirus Deaths, Hospitalizations Reach Lowest Level Since June
• Despite Eviction Moratorium, Unemployed Marylanders Worry About What Happens When Rent Comes Due
• Stockton College Student Stuck In Lease For Empty Apartment
• Jill Biden, Donald Trump Jr. Both Visiting Minnesota Next Wednesday
• Restaurants Getting Creative To Keep Patio Season Going
• VIDEO: Suspects Make Off With Bags Of Merchandise From Alameda Store
• Oskar Lindblom, Less Than Year After Being Diagnosed With Cancer, Returns To Flyers' Lineup For Game 6 Vs. Islanders
• Joe Biden To Visit Michigan Next Wednesday
• Eviction Moratorium Could Protect Millions Of Texans But Foreshadows 'Rough' 2021 For Housing Market
• Safety In Style: Mum Masks Are The Newest 2020 Homecoming Trend
• 'We Are Not Where We Need To Be': Dallas County Judge Urges 'Smart Decisions' Regarding COVID-19 Labor Day Weekend
• Exterminators Say Bed Bugs Spreading In N.J., In Part Because COVID-19-Fearful Residents Won't Let Technicians In Homes
• CBS4 Photojournalist Rafael Murciano's Musical Journey To Mile Zero
• Florida Keys Dive Boat Operators Chugging Right Along During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Some LA COVID-19 Testing Sites To Close This Weekend Due To Heat Wave, Labor Day Holiday
• Schools: The New Normal | Broadband Issues In New Rochelle Mean Teachers Will Be Working From Home
• Delaware Valley Families Describe Struggles Navigating Way Through Uncharted Territory Of Digital Learning
• Maryland Weather: Severe Storms Move Through The Region; Thousands Left Without Power
• Dallas City Council Preliminarily Approves Cutting Police Overtime Budget, Increase Police Training
• Body Cam Video Shows What Led Up To Shooting Of Man By Cook County Sheriff's Police On Southwest Side
• Prince George's County Officer Indicted On Attempted Second-Degree Rape, Second-Degree Assault Charges
• Brooklyn Residents Furious Over Ongoing Construction Project That Has Left Many Without Water During The Day
• Marijuana Deal, Robbery Led To Shooting At Santa Ana Luxury Apartments; 2 Men In Custody
• A Chicago North Side Shelter Helps Homeless Students With Remote Learning
• Gov. Hogan Urges Marylanders To Complete 2020 Census Ahead Of Deadline
• Girl, 16, Shot And Wounded In Avalon Park
• UPMC Doctors Say They're Seeing Less Severe Coronavirus Cases
• 2021 Boston Marathon Registration Postponed
• Brewster Bar Shut Down Temporarily Due To Reported COVID-19 Violations
• COVID-19 Outbreak Hits Chester County High School Cheerleading Squad After Attending Camp
• Joe Biden Speaks To Jacob Blake On The Phone During Wisconsin Visit; 'Nothing Was Going To Defeat Him'
• Miami Dade College Turns 60, Celebrates With Cake Challenge And 'I Am MDC Day'
• Artwork Stolen From LA Gallery 25 Years Ago Recovered By LAPD Detectives In Pennsylvania Museum
• High School Football and Athletic Sports Scheduled To Begin
• Rental Assistance Effort Targets Southern Dallas During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Suspect Sought In Calaveras County For Burglarizing Arnold Area Laundromat
• NYC Restaurant Taladwat Closes Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• State: Southfield Paramedic Misled Doc About 'Dead' Woman
• State Fair Impressions
• Disturbing Video Shows Encounter That Resulted In Death Of Daniel Prude In Rochester Police Custody
• Driver In Stolen Car Crashes Into Jefferson County Sheriff Patrol Car, Deputy Injured
• Officials: Car Thefts Up 2,000% In Scarsdale, Other Westchester Communities Report Similar Spikes
• DHS bulletin says Russia is "amplifying criticism" of mail voting
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Says State Will 'Get To Yes' On Bars
• Cowboys Release Safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix
• President Trump Travels To Pennsylvania While Joe Biden Visits Kenosha, Wisconsin
• Main Line Dentist Creates Shield System To Protect Patients, Staff From COVID-19
• Los Gatos Teacher Accused Of Inappropriate Zoom Calls With Kids, Arrested For Lewd Acts
• Mayor De Blasio Sounds Off On President Trump's Plan To Defund New York City: 'Your Words Don't Carry Much Weight'
• Police Arrest South Miami High Junior David Oliveros For Cyberattacks Against Miami-Dade County Public Schools Computer Network
• 'What Happens If One Of Us Gets Sick?' Students And Parents Air Concerns About School Safety
• Rough First Inning For Lance Lynn; Rangers Fall To Astros 8-4
• President Donald Trump's Visit Puts Westmoreland County In Political Spotlight
• Joey Chestnut Heads To Pueblo For 'World Slopper' Eating Competition At Colorado State Fair
• Reopenings: Pac-12 Conference Reaches Agreement For Rapid COVID Testing
• New COVID-19 Data Shows Most Tarrant County Schools Can Consider Hybrid Learning Models
• TSA Says Officers Are Taking COVID-19 Safety Measures To Protect Travelers Ahead Of Labor Day Weekend
• Star Wars actor John Boyega says Disney sidelines actors of color
• Mike Bloomberg gives $100 million to Black medical students
• Sharon Police Working To Identify Man Found Dead In Creek
• New Father Bryan Reynolds Homers As Pirates Top Cubs
• Ronnie Qualls Officially Exonerated In 1992 Roxbury Murders After 27 Years in Prison
• Twitter Flags Trump Tweets Encouraging Voters To Cast Ballots Twice
• Daughter Able To Celebrate Mother's 100th Birthday With Her Thanks To Ban On Nursing Home Visits Being Lifted
• 17 People Taken Into Custody During Protest Demanding Philadelphia Halts Evictions, Officials Say
• CHP: Apparent Random Shooting Along I-80 Near Sacramento Left 3 People Hurt
• Are Teachers' Families At Risk? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Man Who Threatened To Kill Ex-Girlfriend, Her Kids, Sentenced To 35 Years To Life In El Dorado County
• City Of Fort Lauderdale Sees Opportunity To Raise 'Critically Low' Census Count Via COVID Food Drives
• Temple University Suspending All In-Person Classes For Remainder Of Fall Semester
• Now Hiring: Decorator's Warehouse
• New Father Reynolds Homers As Pirates Top Cubs 6-2
• FBI Agents Execute Federal Search Warrants At Brighton Rehabilitation And Wellness Center
• Police Chase Ends With Red Wing Restaurant's Partial Collapse
• Wondo Says Athletes Have Responsibility to Use Platforms
• No Tailgating At UT Football Games This Season
• Art Commission To Hold Special Hearing, Public Comment On Schenley Park's Christopher Columbus Statue
• Somerville Wastewater Testing To Act As Coronavirus 'Smoke Alarm'
• WATCH: Jeopardy! Returning With Host Alex Trebek And New Role For Ken Jennings
• City Council Members Invite Joe Biden Back To Pittsburgh To Tour Black Communities
• President Trump Supporters Gather At Arnold Palmer Regional Airport Hours Before His Rally
• Mississippi to vote on magnolia design to replace flag's Confederate emblem
• Vallejo Police Investigate 2 Separate Fatal Shootings In Space Of 8 Hours
• Young Bear Relocated After Hanging Around Loveland Neighborhood
• 49ers Expected To Stay At West Virginia Resort Between 2 East Coast Games
• Pa. Auditor General Spotlights Ongoing Eviction, Utilities Crisis
• Taylor Swift 'Shake It Off' Lawsuit To Go Forward In LA
• Black man dies after cop presses his face into the ground
• 'I Was Shocked': Young Entrepreneur Skipped College To Create Affordable 3D Prosthetics
• 'I Didn't Know You Were Dealing With So Much': Letitia Wright Narrates Emotional Video Tribute To 'Black Panther' Brother Chadwick Boseman
• Hedge Fund Founder Arrested In Neiman Marcus-Linked Case
• Captain Cam Newton Clearly Off To Perfect Start In New England
• Florida Supreme Court Refuses To Drop Bar Exam Requirement
• Michigan Schools With Coronavirus Outbreaks Will Be Released To The Public Soon
• Man Wanted for Firing at Sacramento Cop Killed in Standoff
• A's Righty Daniel Mengden Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• CBS 3's Pat Gallen Says Eagles Have Put 'Pieces In Place' Needed To Deal With Cowboys Weapons, Have Shot At NFC East Crown
• 'It Is Illegal To Vote Twice': Colorado Secretary Of State Blasts Trump For Encouraging Supporters To Test Mail-In System
• Miami Among The Worst Cities For Traffic, Report Finds
• Gov. Hogan Requests Presidential Disaster Declaration Following Damages Caused by Tropical Storm Isaias
• Philadelphia Health Officials Express Concerns Over Fast-Tracking COVID-19 Vaccine Ahead Of Election
• Trevor Nielsen Charged With Hiding Cameras In MOA Dressing Room
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 393 New Cases, 17 Additional Deaths
• Dr. Levine Provides Updated Coronavirus Testing Guidance For Nursing Homes
• 2 Hurt When Truck Explodes In Flames, Starts Grass Fire In Eastern Aurora
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating Disappearance Of Missing 32-Year-Old Arielle Eyers
• 2 Texas Workers Rescued From Dangling Platform On High-Rise Building
• Floridians Lose 1.9 Hours A Week Fixing Tech Issues While Working From Home, Survey Finds
• Cal Ripken Jr. Remembers '2131' Ahead Of 25th Anniversary
• LA Auto Show Postponed To Late May
• Off-Duty Cook County Corrections Officer Shoots Armed Robber Who Was Trying To Carjack Him, Officials Say
• St. Olaf Reports 38 Cases Of COVID-19 Among Students, Staff
• Cam Newton Named Patriots' Starting Quarterback, Team Captain
• Detroit Police Ban Chokeholds In Updated Use Of Force Policy
• Study Finds Sacramento, NorCal Cities Among The Worst To Drive In
• Jackie Kennedy Onassis' Martha's Vineyard Estate Sold To Land Preservation Groups
• Joe Biden Meets With Jacob Blake's Family To Start Wisconsin Trip
• Facebook To Limit Some Advertising In Week Before Election, Remove Voting, COVID-19 Misinformation
• David Graeber, a founder of Occupy Wall Street, dies at 59
• Pasadena Allows Salons, Barbershops To Reopen Indoors At 25% Capacity
• Lowry Board Reverses Policy: Yard Signs Now Allowed
• Santa Clara County Left Out Of Presidential Disaster Declaration For Federal Assistance To Wildfire Victims
• Tavon Conner Charged In Aug. 7 Shooting At Brooklyn Comfort Inn; Third Suspect Still Sought
• New Jobless Claims Drop In Florida
• Police Capture Driver Who Dragged State Trooper After Traffic Stop On I-95
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces 105 New Coronavirus Cases And 1 Additional Death
• Coronavirus Update: Anne Arundel County Will Not Move To Phase 3 Reopening Friday
• Trump holds rally in battleground state of Pennsylvania
• San Francisco FBI Helping Fight Foreign Interference in Election
• Philadelphia Police Make 2 Arrests, Confiscate 13 Street Illegal ATVs, Dirt Bikes
• Around The Table: Political Experts Discuss The Latest Pennsylvania Poll And Crowds During Campaigning Events
• 'Dangerous Heat,' Winds Forecast For Fire Weary Bay Area; Flex Alert Issued For Labor Day Weekend
• 5 People Displaced By Fire In Capitol Hill Neighborhood
• WVU Reports Highest Number Of Daily Coronavirus Cases Among Student Population
• Filming Production Slowly Coming Back In LA
• NWSL Commissioner Lisa Baird On Challenge Cup, Upcoming Fall Series: 'We Generated A Lot Of Excitement For Our League And Our Players'
• San Francisco, Oakland Rank At Bottom Of List Of Driver-Friendly U.S. Cities
• Coronavirus Vaccine: Colorado Epidemiologist Says There Are Still Questions
• Colorado Could Soon Have 5 Different Color-Coded Levels Of COVID-19 Protection
• Botham Jean's Family Files Lawsuit Against South Side Flats Apartments Where He Was Killed
• Report: Michigan Will Begin Processing $300 Federal Unemployment Benefit Next Week
• Burlingame Company Charged with Illegally Trading Shark Fins, Drugs
• Believed To Be First In Nation, Jackson Health System Unveils Mobile Triage Unit
• Trump suggests supporters illegally vote twice to test mail-in voting
• Coronavirus Pandemic Melts Plans For This Year's Gaylord ICE! Exhibit
• Greene County DA Wants To Give CARES Act Funding To Police Departments
• "Zombie fires" spark highest-ever carbon emissions in Arctic
• Man, 36, Dead After Shooting At Motel In North Highlands
• Disturbing Video Shows Chicago Man, Daniel Prude, Suffocating In Police Custody In Rochester, N.Y.
• Flex Alert Issued Starting Saturday As NorCal Braces For Hot Labor Day Weekend
• Excessive Heat Watch Issued For Labor Day Weekend
• Tech slump sends stock market to its biggest loss since June
• Georgia church splits from Methodists over LGBTQ dispute
• Image Released Of Arsonist Wanted In String Of Suspicious Fires Set Throughout Ventura
• Mayor Carter Signs Executive Order For Pilot Program Giving Struggling St. Paul Families $500 A Month
• UMD Football Coach Mike Locksley Pleads For Information In Son Meiko Locksley's 2017 Homicide, $20K Reward Offered
• Santa Cruz Man Accused Of Fatally Stabbing 80-Year-Old Grandfather
• Amazon said to track "labor organizing threats" against company
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports Over 1,000 New Coronavirus Cases As Statewide Total Rises To 136,771
• After Years Of Setbacks, 'Attainable' Housing Development To Go Up At Intersection Of Park And Franklin
• Oakland A's Pitcher Daniel Mengden Tested Positive for COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Up Slightly As State Surpasses 110K Cases
• Gov. Wolf, Lt. Gov. Fetterman Urge Lawmakers To Legalize Recreational Marijuana
• Lamar Jackson Says Team 'Right On Schedule' In Training Camp, Will Be Able To Pick Up Where They Left Off Last Season
• San Jose Casinos Prepare To Reopen With Outdoor Operations
• Baltimore, DC Once Again Among Worst US Cities For Driving, Study Finds
• White House's Top Coronavirus Official Dr. Deborah Birx Visits Pittsburgh, Meets With Mayor Peduto
• Roseville Police: Help Sought ID'ing Suspect In Theft From Auto
• Endangered turtles have been saved from extinction
• New Wawa Store Opens In Canton
• Tyson Foods to open medical clinics at several meat plants
• Coronavirus Closings: Grand Central Nightclub Closes Doors Due To 'Overwhelming Challenges' Due To Pandemic
• 'An Ideal Teammate...An Even Better Person': Nelson Cruz Nominated For 2020 Roberto Clemente Award
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,360 New COVID-19 Cases, Lowest Daily Total Since Aug. 10
• Delta has banned 270 passengers for refusing to wear masks
• Kyree Brown Charged With Murdering Couple Who Responded To Ad For Used Car
• GSK and Sanofi to start testing COVID-19 vaccine on Americans
• 'It Stinks': Baker Says Restaurant Closures Are 'Part Of What Comes With COVID'
• GOP ex-governor of Michigan backs Biden, calling Trump a "bully"
• Biden meets privately with family of Jacob Blake in Kenosha
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: More Than 3,500 New Cases & 149 Additional Deaths
• Another record-breaking heat wave is building in the West
• AAA Texas Warns Drivers To Avoid Hanging Face Masks On Rearview Mirrors
• MDOT: SB I-75 Will Have One Lane Closed Tonight For Traffic Switch 
• Search For 3 Gunmen Continues After 2 Teen Boys Killed, 2 Other Teens Injured In Point Breeze Shooting
• San Jose Pedestrian Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Relaxes Restrictions On Fans In Stands At School Sports
• After Soggy V-J Day, Drive-By Parade For North Texas World War II Veterans
• Indiana University Pushes To Close All Fraternity, Sorority Houses Due To COVID-19 Spread
• LA Schools To Begin Allowing Students With Extra Needs Back On Campuses
• Kentucky Derby 2020: 'Saturday Could Be Coronation Of Potentially Great Horse In Tiz The Law' Says SportsLine Writer Gene Menez
• Kentucky Derby 2020 'Could Be Coronation Of Potentially Great Horse In Tiz The Law' Says SportsLine Writer Gene Menez
• SEIU Throws Support Behind Democratic Presidential Nominee Joe Biden
• Audiobook Compiles '60 Minutes' Interviews With Barack Obama
• Grandson Charged In Murders Of Longtime CTA Bus Driver And Ex-Wife In Markham
• USGS: Magnitude 4.0 Earthquake Near Florida/Alabama State Line
• Denver Business Owner To Pay $62K For Making False Claims About Hand Sanitizer
• Pair Facing Hate Crime Charges After Allegedly Yelling Racial Slurs, Stabbing Man In North Auburn
• Attempted Capital Murder Indictment Issued Against Suspect Britt Jacoby Moody In Watauga Police Officer Shooting
• First Responders Fighting To Keep Their Jobs As New York City Threatens Potential Layoffs
• 2 Seriously Hurt In Hamilton Township Crash Involving Dump Truck
• 5 Additional West Nile Virus Cases Detected In Miami-Dade County
• Hyundai, Kia Issue Recall For Vehicles Over Leaks That Can Be A Fire Hazard, Advise Parking Vehicles Outside
• Lamar Jackson Says He's Happy Ravens Coaches, Owner 'On Our Side' On Issues Of Racial Injustice
• CDC Advises Several Cities To Prepare To Distribute COVID-19 Vaccine By Nov. 1
• Meredith Masony Pens Book On Surviving Parenthood During The Pandemic: 'I Don't Like My Kids All The Time, They Don't Like Me All The Time'
• San Jose Approves Commercial Development Fees for Affordable Housing
• Family Of Miguel Vega, Man Killed By Police In Pilsen, Will Hold Vigil Thursday
• Remains of sailor killed in Pearl Harbor returned home
• Decker Now Focused On The Future
• Preckwinkle To Cook County Suburbs: Get Your Share Of CARES Act Money
• Expect Increased Texas DPS Enforcement This Labor Day Weekend
• Ohio Couple Indicted, Accused Of Starving, Torturing And Locking 7-Year-Old Girl In Dog Cage
• Nisswa Mayor Arrested, Calls Officers As Bad As 'Dinks Down In Minneapolis'
• State Police Seek 2 Armed Men In Armed Jewelry Heist, Up To $350K Stolen
• Brother Charged With Murder After Dallas Police Say He Shot, Killed His Sister
• Final Votes In Jake Auchincloss, Jesse Mermell Race Being Counted Thursday
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 1,047 Additional Cases, 7 Deaths In Last Day
• Jeffco Public Schools Report Rise In COVID-19 Cases As Students, Staff Return
• 'Very Dangerous' Portuguese Man O' War Sightings Shut Down Some Martha's Vineyard Beaches
• Sleep Experts: Changing The Clocks Is A Bad Idea — And It Should End
• Man Charged With Homicide In Death Of McKees Rocks Woman Found Inside Refrigerator
• Open Windows, Doors Could Help Stop Coronavirus Spread In Schools, Harvard Experts Say
• Alex Azar says vaccine timeline "has nothing to do with elections"
• Zdeno Chara Makes It Very Clear He Wants To Return To Boston Bruins
• NYPD: Man Suspected Of Robbing, Choking Driver During Traffic Dispute In Queens
• 'Mysterious White Substance' Washes Ashore In Fort Lauderdale Beach
• Violent North Hollywood Wreck Knocks Engine Out Of Car, Several Flee
• Jessup Correctional Institution Inmate Joseph Soule Sentenced To 35 Years In Cellmate's Murder
• 2 People Taken To Hospital In Aurora After Fire At Apartment Complex
• Costa Mesa Police: Hidden Camera Captured 91-Year-Old Bedridden Woman Being Hit 150 Times In 4 Days; Caregiver Arrested
• Reading Police Asking For Public's Help Identifying People Illegally Riding Dirt Bikes, ATVs In Streets
• Biscayne Park Police 'Very Concerned' About Missing Memphis Teen Servario Bates Believed To Be In South Florida
• Diamond Ring Found In Collections Basket; Tewksbury Police Seek Owner
• Ex-Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder Is Latest Republican To Endorse Biden
• Paris Hilton on pretending to be a "Barbie airhead," to hide childhood trauma
• 2020 Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival Canceled Because Of Coronavirus
• 52-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot On Wood Valley Road In Dallas
• Torey Krug 'Very Opposed' To Short-Term Contract: 'This Is My Time'
• Justin Vigil Sentenced To Prison For Stealing AR-15s From Gun Store
• Kidsburgh: School In The Time Of COVID-19
• Testing and wastewater; college strategies to stave off COVID-19 spread
• 3 People, Kitten Escape Early Morning House Fire Near Davis
• 17-Year-Old Killed In Stockton Shooting, Police Say
• Council Members Reject Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson's Proposed City Hall Salary Cuts
• MSP: Freeway Re-Open After Report Of Shooting
• School Quarantines, Closures: More Districts Reporting Cases
• Families Mark 1-Year Anniversary Of Dive Boat Fire Which Killed 34 People Off Santa Barbara Coast
• Police Investigating Deadly Pedestrian Crash In Newark
• After Surviving Hurricane Laura, 4 Members Of One Family Die From Carbon Monoxide Fumes
• Report: Inmates Twice As Likely To Die Of Coronavirus Than Those On The Outside
• New York City sees 166% increase in shootings last month
• MTA Bus Fatally Strikes Man On Bicycle In Woodside, Queens
• Trump orders efforts to cut federal funds to "anarchist" U.S. cities
• Japan's Naomi Osaka Calls Attention To Death Of Elijah McClain After US Open Win
• 2 Michigan Men Arrested For Poaching A Cow Elk
• Nets hire Hall of Fame point guard Steve Nash as coach
• Woodward Fire: Most Evacuations Lifted; Visitors Told To Avoid Pt. Reyes Labor Day Weekend
• Tracking The Tropics: Nana Makes Landfall As Hurricane In Belize, Now Weakening
• 51-Year-Old Woman Shot Late Wednesday In Baltimore
• House Dems ask for probe into potential Hatch Act violations during RNC
• Colorado Records Lowest Number Of Unemployment Claims Since Pandemic Hit
• United Airlines Plans To Furlough 16,000 Workers This Fall, Fewer Than Expected
• PTL Links: September 3, 2020
• Hyundai, Kia Recall: Brake Fluid Leak Could Cause Engine Fires
• Brooklyn Nets Name Steve Nash Head Coach, Jacque Vaughn Lead Assistant
• 61-Year-Old Antelope Man Arrested, Faces 42 Counts Of Sexual Assault Of A Child
• Police: 43-Year-Old Woman Gunned Down Walking On Detroit's East Side
• 1 Dead After Small Plane Crashes Into Leech Lake
• D.C. police say young man killed by officer "brandished a firearm"
• Fan Fave Week: Classic Sidecar Cocktail
• Facebook rolls out initiatives to combat 2020 election misinformation
• SpaceX launches 60 more Starlink satellites in fast-growing constellation
• Hyundai, Kia Recall More Than Half A Million Vehicles For Leaks That Can Cause Fires
• Wayne County Sheriff Corporal Dies After Inmate Attack
• Tom Seaver, Hall Of Fame Pitcher Who Led 'Miracle Mets' To Overtake 1969 Cubs, Dies At 75
• Former Dallas Mavericks Great Steve Nash To Become Brooklyn Nets Head Coach
• 5 Suspects Implied They Had Gun In Robbery On University Of Minnesota Campus
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: More Schools Green Lighted For In-Person Learning; Pelosi Claims Salon Visit Was A Set Up; Heat Wave Triggers COVID-19 Spread Worries
• Unemployment Claims Fall To 881,000 Nationwide, But Layoffs Remain Elevated
• Roseville Galleria Reopens, But Not All Shops Survived The Closure
• FEMA Approves Extra $300 In Weekly Unemployment Benefits For Illinois
• Big Ten Football Return: Here's What We Know
• San Leandro Police Officer Charged With Manslaughter In Fatal Shooting Of Bat-Wielding Man Inside Walmart
• Colorado's Drought Could Accelerate -- And Dull -- Fall Colors This Year
• New Study Says Electronic Braking And Warning Systems Could Prevent 40% Of Big Rig Rear-End Crashes
• La Salle College High School Football Team Trying To Salvage Season As They Search For Opponents Among Pandemic
• More Than 11.1K Marylanders Filed For Unemployment Last Week, Down Slightly
• 'He Makes Learning Easy': Vikings Up Front About Line Coach Rick Dennison's Teaching Acumen
• CU Boulder Reports Possible, New COVID-19 Cases After Sewage Testing
• Man Objects To Name Of 'Boneless Chicken Wings' At City Council Meeting
• Boston Is One Of The Worst Cities For Traffic, Report Finds
• Joe Biden To Test Promise To Unify The Nation In Wisconsin
• Philadelphia Health Officials Making Moves To Help Keep COVID-19 Cases Down Heading Into Fall Season
• BSO Searching For Missing Man Whose Disappearance Deemed 'Suspicious'
• Fish & Boat Commission Offering One-Dollar, One Day Fishing Licenses
• 1 Dead, 2 Hurt In 3 Separate St. Paul Shootings; Gun Violence Up Over Last Year, Police Say
• Former Patriots Kicker Stephen Gostkowski Signs With Tennessee Titans
• Tyler Perry is Hollywood's newest billionaire, Forbes says
• Death Investigation Underway After Body Found On Surfside Beach
• Melania Trump used private email in White House, longtime friend says
• Number of Americans applying for jobless aid ticks up
• Philadelphia Is America's 2nd-Worst City To Drive In, Survey Finds
• Over 26,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois For Week Of August 24, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Report: Patriots RB Damien Harris Suffers Hand Injury, May Miss Season Opener
• Food Fact Check: Does Cooking In The Microwave Kill All The Nutrients In My Food?
• Miami Proud: Backpack Barber Gives Hope And Haircuts To Homeless
• Two Dead In Two Car Crash Near Kersey
• Report: Jason McCourty, Ja'Whaun Bentley, Lawrence Guy Named Patriots Captains For First Time
• Pilots On Flight From Philly To Los Angeles Spot 'Guy In Jetpack'
• Suspect In Custody After 10-Year-Old Dies, 5-Year-Old Critically Injured When Police Chase Ends In Crash In Auburn Gresham
• Cancer Society: Child HPV Vaccination Rates Drop During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Milk Tanker Overturns On Westbound 422, Closing Portion Of Highway
• Schools: The New Normal | Remote Learning Raises Concerns About Possible Cyberattacks
• Philadelphia Weather: Tracking Threat For Severe Thunderstorms, Damaging Winds And Isolated Tornadoes This Evening
• NYC Shootings: 2 Men Killed In Separate Incidents Overnight In Manhattan
• Census Delays Could Take Toll On States
• Caught On Video: Trio Suspected In Washington Heights Robbery Spree
• 'I've Never Seen It Like This': Trump Well Ahead Of Biden In Red Wing Bakery's Presidential Cookie Poll
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/3 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• Moderators named for presidential and vice presidential debates
• Pittsburghese: Where Does It Come From? An Interview With Andy Masich
• Career Coach: Reassessing The Job Search
• Mark Zuckerberg on how Facebook will combat election interference
• Iowa State reverses decision, will not allow fans at home opener
• Trump and Biden will both be in Shanksville for 9/11 commemoration
• Tom Seaver, Hall of Fame pitcher and Mets legend, dead at age 75
• As Labor Day approaches, fears of COVID-19 spikes loom
• Firefighter rescues woman trapped in burning high-rise
• One rescued after ship with 43 crew and 5,800 cows sinks off Japan
• Astronomers detect rare type of black hole for the first time
• Florida Study Finds Face Shields, Masks With Valves Can't Stop COVID-19 Spread
• Officer charged in fatal shooting of Black man at San Francisco Walmart
• CDC tells states to prepare for vaccinations by November 1
• Keeping Children Active, Happy, And Healthy During Coronavirus Isolation
• Philadelphia School District Hoping For Smoother Day Following Technical Glitches On First Day Of Virtual Learning
• Off-Duty Law Enforcement Officer Shoots Suspect During Attempted Armed Hijacking
• Fauci says vaccine trials could be stopped early with good results
• Joe Biden To Meet With Family Of Jacob Blake In Kenosha On Thursday
• 'The Strangest Summer': Chicago Lifeguards Spent Summer Keeping People Off The Beaches During Pandemic
• Pittsburgh Weather: Passing Rain Showers With Possible Afternoon Storms
• Neighbors Fed Up With Overgrown Weeds, Pests On Land Belonging To Country Club Hills Nursing Home
• Man Wanted For Attempting To Sexually Assault Woman With 2 Children In Holmesburg In Custody, Police Say
• What gambling looks like in a pandemic
• Chicago Weather: Mostly Sunny Day Ahead
• United Healthcare Virtual Job Fair
• UPMC, University Of Pittsburgh School Of Medicine Citing Widely-Available COVID-19 Treatment
• The Pour House In Boston Sold Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Firefighter Injured Battling Fire At Apartment Building In New Castle County
• Radnor Township School District Retiring Raider Nickname, Native American Imagery
• Protesters March Through Downtown, Calling For Charges Against Activists To Be Dropped
• Pa. Court System Warning Residents Of Phone Scam
• Family Of Romir Talley Demand Answers, Accountability During Wilkinsburg City Council Meeting
• Pirates Surrender Fourth Inning Three-Run Home Run, Fall 8-2 To Cubs
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• Brosseau Gets Revenge As Rays Beat Yankees Again

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• 7 Rochester officers suspended after Black man’s death in police custody
• DHS warns of Russia amplifying attacks on mail-in voting
• Biden travels to Kenosha to meet with Jacob Blake’s family
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• North Carolina begins sending out absentee ballots
• Facebook and Twitter remove accounts linked to Russian troll factory
• Joe Biden visits Kenosha as Trump aims to cut funding for cities
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• 4-year-old celebrates completing 13 rounds of chemo, beating cancer
• Endangered turtle species saved from extinction
• U.S. weekly jobless claims fall below 1 million but layoffs remain high
• Tech companies under fire for misinformation on COVID-19 on social media
• New York leaders push back after Trump threatens to cut funds
• Police PR departments criticized for inaccurate reporting
• Climate change migration on the rise in Louisiana
• Doctor breaks down the racial disparities of COVID-19
• Embattled leader of Belarus gets a boost from Russian prime minister's visit
• The Barber Collective teams up with Squire to take services outdoors
• Joe Biden travels to Kenosha, Wisconsin
• Zuckerberg says no new political ads on Facebook the week before Election Day
• Couple celebrates 60th anniversary with photoshoot in original wedding attire
• Chicago teens team up with NFL player to turn neighborhood liquor store into a fresh food market
• Amid the racial justice movement, artists wield their art as a tool for change
• HHS Secretary Azar on the possibility of a COVID-19 vaccine by November 1
• Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and his family test positive for COVID-19
• Pelosi claims she was "set up" by hair salon owner
• New report blames administration mismanagement, Gilead monopoly for shortages of COVID-19 drug
• Facebook rolls out initiatives to combat 2020 election misinformation, limit political ads
• CDC letter urges governors to prepare for COVID-19 vaccine distribution just shy of the election
• President Trump suggests supporters illegally vote twice to test mail-in vs in-person
• Biden travels to Wisconsin, will meet with family of Jacob Blake
• Newly-released body camera video shows naked man suffocating in police custody in Rochester, NY