Site Map for September 18, 2020

Articles from September 18, 2020

• Clearer Skies Bring Sacramento-Area Residents Out For Friday Night Fun
• San Jose Officials Promise Crackdown on Illegal Sideshows
• Walnut Creek Settles With Family of Police Shooting Victim Miles Hall
• Rocklin Teens Launch Nonprofit Website to Promote Local Businesses
• Zillow: San Jose, San Francisco Home Prices Jump While Rental Market Continues To Drop
• CU Study Confirms Singing Unmasked Inside Spreads COVID Through Particles
• A's Clinch Playoff Berth With Win Over Giants, Mariners loss
• LAPD Releases Video Of Officer Shooting Protester In Groin With Foam Projectile
• Firefighter Reported Missing While Battling El Dorado Fire Found Dead
• 'I Need To Get Him Home': Man Desperate After Van Stolen With Dog Inside In East Sacramento
• Family Mourns Death Of Woman Killed After Suspected Drunk Driver Crashes Into Pomona Home
• Sacramento Lawyers Reflect Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Legacy
• A's Beat Giants, Clinch Playoff Berth With Mariners' Loss
• Homes Burned As Bobcat Fire Spreads, Mount Wilson Still Threatened
• Tahoe National Forest Reopening After Nearly 2-Week Closure
• Walz Orders Flags At Half-Staff To Honor Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• 'One Of The All-Time Greats': Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser Remembers Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• CU Boulder Students Move Out To Make Room For COVID-19 Quarantine Dorm
• State Lawmakers Gather With Community To Honor Legacy Of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• Muliple-Vehicle Crash Shuts Down Tracy Boulevard On-Ramp To I-205
• Lakers Beat Nuggets 126-114 In Game 1 Of The Western Conference Finals
• Several Dogs Found Poisoned, Shot In Fremont County
• Nuggets Fall To Lakers 126-114 In West Finals Opener
• Sen. Amy Klobuchar And U.S. Chief Judge John Tunheim React To Loss Of Justice Ginsburg
• CU Director Of Football Operations Cited After Taking 108 People On Mt. Sanitas Hike
• Human Remains Found At Site Of Home Explosion In Gypsum
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Hogan Announces Expanded Capacity For Indoor Dining
• 'They Took My 1-Of-A-Kind': Loved Ones Remember 21-Year-Old Man Killed In Roberto Clemente Park Quintuple Shooting
• Mourners Gather Outside Supreme Court After Passing Of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• Commerce Department To Ban TikTok, WeChat Downloads In U.S.
• Braves Beat Up On Matz, Frazier Pitches In Mets' 15-2 Loss
• Supreme Court Says Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Has Died Of Metastatic Pancreatic Cancer At Age 87
• Pennsylvania Leaders Respond To Death Of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• Bryce Harper Rallies Phillies Past Blue Jays For 1st Doubleheader Sweep In 8 Years
• Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Leading Liberal Voice, Champion Of Women's Rights, Has Died At 87
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg Remembered As Role Model For Women For Decades
• Anderson's 3 HRs Rallies Marlins To 14-3 Victory Over Nats
• Supreme Court Announces Death Of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg At Age 87
• Baltimore County Teachers Want Superintendent To Rescind Reopening Announcement; City Schools Warn of Financial Problems
• 1 Dead, 2 Injured In Roxbury Shooting
• Baltimore County Police Arrested Man Accused Of Raping Woman At Towson Restaurant
• OC Deputies Shoot, Kill Man Suspected Of Driving Stolen Vehicle In Parking Lot Of Senior Living Facility
• Anne Arundel County Police Seize More Than 30 Pounds Of Suspected Marijuana Inside Linthicum Home
• South Florida Politicians React To US Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Passing
• Voter Reminder Notice Causes Confusion, But Ballots Will Come In The Mail, Officials Say
• 80+ Providence College Students Test Positive For Coronavirus In 2 Days
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg, US Supreme Court Justice, Dies At Age 87
• Blind Sacramento Customers Swindled By Solar Salesman; Panels Don't Work
• Hundreds Gather To Remember Pastor Shot, Killed Near Village Flea Market
• Miami-Dade Movie Theaters, Bowling Alleys, Other Entertainment Venues Reopen Under Phase 2
• Glasnow Fans 10 In 5 Innings To Help Rays Beat Orioles 2-1
• Amber Alert Issued For 1-Month-Old Boy From Wells, Texas
• Trump Administration Announces $13 Billion In Additional Aid To Puerto Rico
• 'Loss Of A Titan': Colorado Lawmakers Reflect On Passing Of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• Lawmakers mourn the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• Sheriff: Juvenile Boy Dies From Gunshot Wound In Becker Co.
• PennDOT Says Highly Automated Vehicles Have 'Potential To Help Make Transportation Safer'
• Delaware Valley Elected Officials React To Death Of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• 1 Killed, 2 Others Shot During Dice Game Argument In Dallas
• David Ortiz Recovering From Coronavirus, Says He's 'Feeling Great'
• Texas Sen. Ted Cruz Urges President Trump To Nominate Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Successor Soon
• Biden says voters should pick the president and the president should pick the justice
• California Leaders React To Death Of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• San Bernardino Reports Additional 19 Coronavirus Deaths, Riverside Adds 10
• Bay Area Politicians Pay Tribute To Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg
• 2 Dead After Single-Vehicle Crash In Forward Township, Police Say
• Pregnant Women With COVID-19 May Be At Increased Risk Of Preterm Delivery, CDC Study Suggests
• 'That 70s Show' Star Danny Masterson Appears In Court On Rape Charges
• Tourists Trickle Back To San Francisco As More Hotels, Restaurants Set To Reopen
• Know The Score: Sept. 18, 2020
• Hundreds Gather at Vigil for Ruth Bader Ginsburg in San Francisco Castro District
• Bay Area Families Could Lose Contact With Relatives In China If WeChat Banned
• Students Create Inclusive History Curriculum For Denver Public Schools
• Coronavirus Preventive Measures Expected To Limit Spread Of Flu Contagion
• Ginsburg's Death Sets Up Tense Political Fight Over Supreme Court Replacement
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg leaves legacy as champion of women's equality
• Tributes From Maryland Lawmakers, Leaders Pour In For Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• Texas Reports 3,978 New Coronavirus Cases, 123 Deaths
• Oakland 1st Grade Teacher Longs For In-Person Instruction After Coming Full Circle To Her Roots
• WATCH: President Trump Says There Will Be Enough COVID-19 Vaccine By April
• Customers Rally Around Bud's Buffet On Final Day
• 'She Stood As A Giant': Mass. Lawmakers React To Death Of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• 'Our City Mourns The Loss Of This Legend': Local Leaders React To Death Of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• Bay Area Restaurants Celebrate Rosh Hashana With Special Meal Kits
• Drive-In Movie Theater At San Francisco's Fort Mason Welcomes Crowds
• Fedde, Nats Shut-Out Marlins In 1st Game Of Double-Header, 5-0
• Kankakee, Will Counties Reopen After COVID-19 Restrictions
• Cries For Help Grow Following Ongoing Crime In Minneapolis
• World War II Exhibitions Now Open At Wings Over The Rockies Museum
• University Of California's Top Doctor Says School Should Prepare For Online Classes Beyond Fall Semester
• Karns City School District Opens Stadium To High School Football Fans
• Trump Administration To Ban TikTok, WeChat From App Stores Beginning Sunday
• Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Champion Of Women's Rights, Has Died At 87
• LA County Health Officials Report 22 New COVID-19 Deaths, Urge People To Continue Social Distancing Over Weekend
• Illinois 'Move Over' Law Isn't Being Followed By All Motorists
• Tax Bills In Public Improvement Districts Shocking New North Texas Homeowners: 'We Would Have Bought A Home Elsewhere'
• South Lake Tahoe Detour Brings Boost In Sales For Businesses Along Alternate Route
• Business Is Booming For Butcher Shops And Meat Markets, As Customers Look To Shop Locally
• Biden Visits Duluth Area To Charge Democratic Base Ahead Of 2020 Election
• Orange County Reports 8 More Coronavirus-Related Deaths, 247 New Cases
• Sideshows, Speeding, Dangerous Donuts: Rio Linda Residents Say Reckless Driving Is Out Of Control
• National Guardsman Runs Into Burning North Highlands Apartment Making Sure No One Was Inside
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto, City Councilmen To Announce Plans To Revive Black Business Districts
• Man Suffers Heart Attack While Fighting Fire In Chelsea
• Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Dies At 87
• Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Has Died At Age 87
• Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Champion Of Women's Rights, Has Died At 87
• Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Dies Of Metastatic Pancreatic Cancer At Age 87
• 6 Protesters Arrested In Connection With 4 Separate Protests In Aurora
• Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Dies At 87
• Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Dies
• Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Dead At Age 87
• Zach Eflin Fans 9, Bryce Harper Homers Again As Phillies Blank Blue Jays In Game 1 Of Doubleheader
• Azusa Man Pleads Not Guilty In 2018 Kidnapping Scheme Of Luxury Car Dealer
• UPDATE: Concord Homeowner Escapes With 2 Dogs Before Fire Engulfs House
• Some Minnesotans Embrace Long Lines To Get Their Ballots In As Early Voting Begins
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Trump and Biden both battle it out in Minnesota
• Denver Police Looking For Suspects In Robbery At Assault At Target Store
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Pandora
• Furry Tails: Frannie, Loki & Raven Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Police: 21-Year-Old Man Critically Wounded After Being Shot 3 Times While Inside Car In Grays Ferry
• Lawndale Carjacking Ends With 17-Year-Old Killed On I-290
• Election 2020: Irvine Rep. Katie Porter Faces Tough Challenge From Greg Raths For 45th District Seat
• Coronavirus Mitigation Efforts Could Make For A Lighter Flu Season
• Paterson, N.J. Celebrates Local Latino Artists With Exhibit At City Hall For Hispanic Heritage Month
• Police: Man Arrested After Threatening To Rob Arlington Bank Using Google Translate
• Turtle Creek Woman Hit, Killed By Bus In Oakland Remembered As 'Sweetie Of The Family'
• Security Guard Finds Man Found Shot Dead In Santa Rosa
• Man In Critical Condition After Being Shot Multiple Times In Knoxville
• Justice Department Awards Nearly $3 Million To Help Victims Of STEM School Shooting
• University of California's Top Doctor Says School Reopening Will Take Another Year
• Craig Hospital Kicks Off Pedal 4 Possible, Annual Fundraiser Benefiting Spinal Cord And Brain Injuries
• Tax Breaks Expanded For Immigrants Under New California Law
• Cameron Peak Fire: Crews Make Progress With 15% Containment
• New California Law Expands Tax Credit for Immigrants
• How a fish chair tattoo inspired a 300-mile journey
• New York City Parents, Teachers Sound Off After In-Person Classes Postponed Again
• Cookie Cart Teaches Culinary Skills, Business Skills, To Local Youth
• Attorney For Family Of Dijon Kizzee Calls Fatal Shooting By Deputies 'An Execution'
• Foot Locker turns all its stores into voter registration hubs
• Feds: San Gabriel Woman Allegedly Sold 'Purported Cocaine' That Caused Several Pasadena Overdoses; 2 Were Fatal
• North Shore Businesses Ready For Return Of Pittsburgh Steelers Home Games
• Highway 50 Over Echo Summit Closed For Next Two Weeks, Impacting South Lake Tahoe Travel
• Miles Sanders, James Franklin Among Athletes, Coaches Teaming Up To Urge Pennsylvanians To Vote By Mail In New Ad
• CU Boulder Making Students Move Out Of Dorm To Create Isolation Spaces After Spike In COVID-19 Cases
• Jurassic Quest Adds 4th Week Of Drive-Thru Shows At Wells Fargo Center Parking Lot
• Schools: The New Normal | Parents Turning To Private 'Learning Pods' To Supplement Remote Learning
• Mother, Son Face Dozens Of Animal Abuse Charges After 117 Dogs Were Rescued From Ross Township
• Newly Released 'Pea Plastics', Is It A Pollution Solution?
• University Of Maryland Lab In Baltimore Switching To New CDC COVID-19 Test
• Trump says Biden will flood Minnesota with "refugees"
• 49ers Rule Out All-Pro TE George Kittle For Game Vs. Jets
• Passenger Shoots Cabbie In Neck During Fare Dispute In Brooklyn, Police Say
• CDC Updates, Again, Guidelines On Testing People Without Coronavirus Symptoms
• A.J. Freund Case: Andrew Freund Sr. Pleads Guilty To Involuntary Manslaughter In Killing Of 5-Year-Old Son, Gets 30 Years In Prison
• State Fair Preps For Saturday's Big Tex Photo Drive Thru
• Concerned Sheetz Employees Call Police On Man Sleeping Inside Car, Leading To Drug Bust
• Pandemic leaves domestic workers facing tough choices
• Full Circle for Jets' Frank Gore Facing Familiar Foe in 49ers
• College Students Unhappy With US Restrictions On TikTok
• reacHIRE Connects Workers, Businesses Trying To Create Diverse Workforce
• Postal Service To Destroy Undelivered Election Mailers As Part Of Settlement With Colorado
• Young Bull Rider Dies Following Serious Injury During North Texas Rodeo Event
• Nathan Mcdonald Sentenced To Over 30 Years In Prison For 2019 Fatal Shooting Of Lawrence Renfro
• Fashion District Celebrating 1-Year Anniversary This Weekend
• Sen. Chuck Schumer Continues Call For $10 Billion Federal Stimulus To Support Theaters Hurt By Pandemic
• Missing: 12-Year-Old Dorian Ortiz Believed To Be With Mom Who Doesn't Have Custody
• 49ers Rule Out All-Pro TE George Kittle For Game Against Jets
• Without Help From Feds, Suffolk County Executive Bellone Warns Of Massive Cuts To Education, Police Department, More
• 'I Got Maced,' Delucca Rolle Testifies In Stand-Your-Ground Hearing Of BSO Deputies Charged With Battery
• IRS Contacting 9 Million Americans Who May Qualify For Stimulus Check
• Hundreds of thousands still without power in Sally cleanup
• Third Suspect Arrested In Killing Of Mario Meza, 26, In Turlock
• Schools: The New Normal | New York Districts Get Full Aid This Month, But Problems Remain Across The State
• Philadelphia Closing More Streets Around City Allowing Restaurants To Accommodate More Outdoor Diners
• Former Prosecutor Arraigned For Obstruction Of Justice
• Broncos QB Drew Lock Hopes To Match Statistic Last Achieved By Peyton Manning Versus Steelers
• Subtropical Storm Alpha, First Greek Letter Storm, Makes Landfall In Portugal
• Police: Traffic Stop Helps Modesto Officers Seize 5 Kilos Of Heroin, 9 Kilos Of Meth
• After Fatal Shooting In Walmart Parking Lot, Lakewood Officers Kill Gunman Nearby
• Coral Springs' Church By The Glades Taking Precautions As They Welcome Back Parishioners
• Man, 31, Arrested After Shooting In Modesto Leaves 1 Person Dead
• US Will Ban WeChat And TikTok Downloads On Sunday
• Seasonal workers in Maine brace for long winter amid coronavirus
• West Sacramento Man Now Faces Attempted Murder Charge After 5 Arrests Within A Month
• Pedestrian Killed When SUV Jumps The Curb In Brooklyn
• Navy Captain Says He Knowingly Risked Career With COVID-19 Warning
• Schools May Be Impacted If County Sees Renewed Coronavirus Restrictions
• Shooting In San Francisco Bayview District Leaves 1 Injured; At Least 4 Shootings This Week
• Can The Virus Spread On Jewelry? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• 1 Pittsburgh-Area Establishment Warned, 1 Other Given Notice Of Violation For Not Following Coronavirus Orders
• Tropical Storm Beta Forms In Gulf, Could Hit Texas Coast Next Week
• UPMC And Carnegie Mellon University Collaborate To Develop Rapid Coronavirus Test
• Kathryn Garcia Leaves City Government, But Will She Run For Mayor? 'Stay Tuned'
• LeBron Loses MVP Race To Giannis, Passes Jordan In Career MVP Votes
• New Report Says COVID Pandemic Is 'The Largest Mass Fatality Incident In Modern New York City History'
• Massachusetts Reports 431 New Coronavirus Cases, 8 Additional Deaths
• Denver Police Arrest Frances Martinez After Deadly Overnight Shooting On Quebec Street
• 18 More Pitt Students Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Pittsburgh Steelers RB James Conner Believes He Will Play Sunday Against Denver Broncos
• Baker Backs Fellow Republican Susan Collins As Maine Senate Race Heats Up
• Miami Weather: Sizzling Friday, Rain Chance Increases Over Weekend
• 19-Year-Old Killed In Shooting In South Baltimore, Police Say
• Colorado Rapids To Return To Dick's Sporting Goods Park- With Fans!
• Driver Dies In Chicago Ridge Crash After Fleeing Traffic Stop On I-57
• Fired, Pro-Black Lives Matter Philadelphia Police Officer Sues To Get Job Back
• Human Remains Discovered In Mesa Verde National Park May Be Mitchell Dale Stehling, Who Went Missing 7 Years Ago
• Maryland State Board Of Elections Releases List Of Ballot Drop Box Locations
• Pro-Trump super PAC uses Hungarian stock photo in ad attacking Biden
• CDC Changes Course Again Saying Asymptomatic People Should Get Tested For COVID After All
• Boston Restaurants Prepare For Extended Outdoor Dining Season
• Tips To Cope With Seasonal Depression During Pandemic
• Winthrop Man Fined $300 For Large Party Violating Coronavirus Restrictions
• Philadelphia Regional Recharge & Recovery Task Force Focused On Creating Opportunities For Displaced Workers
• Childcare Centers Help School-Aged Students With Online Learning Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Miami-Dade Schools Chief Alberto Carvalho, K12 Defend Donation To Foundation
• CDC Dropping Controversial COVD-19 Testing Advice As Cases Begin To Climb In Pennsylvania, New Jersey
• Feds charge 6 people with bribing Amazon employees
• Coronavirus Latest: Anne Arundel County To Reopen Theaters, Performance Venues September 25
• Volunteers Distribute Boxes Of Food, Health Information During Drive-Thru Event In Camden County
• Little Street Undergoes Big Changes For Traffic Safety In Westlake District
• Former Irvine Attorney Gets Life Without Possibility Of Parole For Throwing Ex-Wife's Body From Mediterranean Cruise Ship
• Giant, Unilever Donate $150,000 To Philabundance To Help Fight Hunger In Philadelphia Region
• Florida Governor Ron Desantis Announces $50 Million For Statewide Springs Restoration
• Body Of Missing Boater Pulled From Auburn Reservoir
• 3 Teens Arrested In Modesto Paintball Gun Attack
• California Jobless Rate Falls With Help of Temporary Jobs
• Dallas County Reports 355 More COVID-19 Cases Friday, Positivity Rate Down Slightly
• CVS COVID-19 Drive-Thru Test Sites
• Are masks really more effective than a coronavirus vaccine?
• Texas Ex-Deputies Say Leaders Rewarded Force With Steakhouse Gift Cards
• Goodwill Celebrates Uplifting Documentary "Once In My Life" About Unique Band With Dream To Make Music
• Josh Uche Out For Patriots Vs. Seahawks; Six Players -- Including Edelman -- Questionable
• Camden County Police Patrols Asked To Work In Teams As Search For Suspects In Shooting Of Officers' Home Continues
• Chicago Forecast: Frost, Fog Overnight Give Way To Plenty Of Fall-Like Sunshine, Temps
• Judge Grants Emergency Motion Preventing Philadelphia From Moving Christopher Columbus Statue From Marconi Plaza
• Crowd Limited To 25% Capacity For Cowboys First Home Game During Pandemic
• Pittsburgh Penguins Re-Sign Forward Jared McCann
• Local Lawmakers Say Philadelphia On Track For 'As Many As 400 Murders' As Gun Violence Continues To Surge
• Students Making Ten Thousand Doorstops To Help With Classroom Ventilation
• Frederick Man Indicted For First-Degree Murder In Waterside Shooting
• Rosh Hashanah Observed Differently This Year, But Rabbi Says Reflection More Important Than Ever
• Caught On Video: Man Beaten, Slashed In Brutal Robbery Outside Bronx Deli
• 1 Hurt After Car Crashes Into Elk Grove Applebee's
• Long Beach Convention Center Will Serve As Vote Center For General Election
• AAA: Don't Drive Around With Face Masks Hanging From Your Rearview Mirror
• Detroit Healthcare Workers In Need Of Transportation Receive Free Bikes
• Bail Denied For Tiara Baker Accused Of Driving At Baltimore County Detective
• Compassionate release offers some federal inmates hope
• N.J. Gov. Phil Murphy Signs Landmark Environmental Justice Legislation
• Suspect In Custody After Stabbing At Warm Springs BART Station
• Traditional Trick-Or-Treating, Haunted Houses And Hayrides Should Be Avoided This Halloween, Ohio Leaders Say
• Florida Fifth Grader Asked To Remove Hooter's Themed Mask
• Prince George's County Police Arrest 17-Year-Old Accused Of Fatally Stabbing Laundromat Employee In Capitol Heights
• 1 Person Dead After Shooting At Roseville Hotel, Search On For Suspect
• Saturday's Football Game Between Baylor, Houston Postponed
• FedEx Hiring For 1,500 Seasonal Positions In LA, Rialto Area
• Hurricane season runs out of names, moves on to Greek alphabet
• Ambulance With Patient Inside Carjacked Near San Francisco's Civic Center
• 2 Maryland Men To Paddle Board From Havre De Grace To Virginia Beach To Raise Awareness About Oysters In The Chesapeake Bay
• Wyoming Removed From Massachusetts Travel Order Exempt List
• 'Lion Attacking A Dromedary' Diorama Raises Ethical Issues At Carnegie Museum Of Natural History
• Video Released Of Rancho Cordova Incident Where Deputies Shot Man Who Pointed What Looked Like A Gun
• K9 Viper Helps Find $95K In Meth And Cocaine During Traffic Stop In Brighton
• 'The Jets Should Show Up And Be Competitive,' Says SportsLine's Larry Hartstein On 49ers Matchup
• Police Confront Anti-Mask Demonstrators, Shut Down Protest At West Virginia Capitol
• Bears vs. New York Giants: Three Things To Watch For In Chicago's Home Opener
• Millions of Americans still may be eligible for stimulus check
• Novi High School Resumes In-Person Classes Monday After Eight Students Contracted COVID-19
• 'It's Still A Brotherhood': Rhodes, Theilen Embrace Reunion Weekend In Vikings-Colts Matchup
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Immunization Clinic To Begin Offering Walk-In Flu Shots
• Texas Doctor Apologizes After Viral Tweet Falsely Accused BLM Protesters Of Attacking His Daughter
• COVID Reopening: Mayor London Breed Delivers Blueprint For Reopening Indoor Dining In San Francisco
• Cowboys' Ezekiel Elliott Happy With New 'Feed Me' Tattoo: 'Not Going To Lie, It Was Painful'
• LA County Will Not Enforce Policy Banning Family Gatherings In Observance Of Jewish High Holidays
• California Jobless Rate Falls With Help Of Temporary Jobs
• Delicious Pasta Sauce In 5 Ingredients (Or Less)
• 3 Arrested After Park Police Discover Pot Grows in Sonoma, Napa County Parks
• New Spare The Air Alert Issued For Parts Of North And East Bay Saturday
• Judge Rules On Scope Of Testimony In Capital Gazette Shooting Case
• UMD Asks Students In Denton Hall To 'Restrict Activities' After Surge In COVID-19 Cases Reported
• Annapolis Man Arrested In Strong-Armed Robbery
• New details on doctor's controversial plea deal in sex abuse case
• Wolf Administration Encourages Schools To 'Voluntarily Enforce' Gathering Limits
• 'Calling All CAHS' For Alleged Thief With Stolen Vacuum And Underwear
• Enforcement Of Plastic Bag Ban Will Begin Oct. 19 In New York, Officials Say
• Driver Not Wearing Seatbelt Dies After Crashing Into Tree In Arlington
• Florida Jobless Rate Drops To 7.4 Percent
• Wild Captain Mikko Koivu's Long Run Comes To An End In Minnesota: 'Extremely Difficult To Replace'
• One More Bad Air Day! Smoke Will Decrease In Colorado For The Weekend
• Now Hiring: FedEx
• Nolan Strauss From Colorado Springs Accused Of Stabbing Man In Oregon Arby's, Now Charged With Hate Crime
• Hate Crimes Task Force Investigating Racist, Anti-Semitic Graffiti On NYU Building
• 'The Jets Couldn't Have Looked Worse In Week 1,' Says SportsLine's Larry Hartstein About 49ers Matchup
• Man Arrested In Lincoln On Weapon Charges
• Ravens' Matt Judon Says He's Changing His Pre-Game Pizza Ritual Because Of COVID: 'Pizza Can Be Delivered Anywhere'
• Giannis Antetokounmpo wins second straight MVP award
• N'Keal Harry Addresses Fumble, Appreciates Cam Newton's Support
• Mayor, Firefighters' Union Sign New Contract, With $95 Million In Back Pay, But Next Round Of Negotiations Only Six Months Off
• House Speaker Nancy Pelosi: San Francisco Archbishop Should 'Follow Science' When It Comes To COVID-19 Worship Restrictions
• Steeler Cam Heyward Named NFLPA Community MVP For Literacy Work In Pittsburgh
• Suspects In Subway Mask Assault Still On The Loose
• Biden receives first classified intelligence briefing
• Increased COVID-19 Restrictions In Will And Kankakee Counties To Be Lifted; Illinois Reports 2,120 New Coronavirus Cases
• Ohio teen admits pushing log off cliff that killed mother of four
• One Suspect Killed, Second Wounded After Pico Rivera Resident Opens Fire During Break-In
• LA County Unemployment Rate Dips In August, But Still High Compared To Pre-Pandemic Levels
• TWC: Texas Unemployment Rate Continues To Decrease, Over 100,000 Jobs Added In August
• Benjamin Roggenbuck Pleads Guilty To Producing Child Porn
• Black families wary of return to school: "I've seen the system fail us"
• McKeesport Area School District Surprised With Donation Of 2,500 Free Laptops
• Lord Fletcher's Announces Temporary Closure For Winter Due To Pandemic
• Police: Driver Fled Scene After Car Landed In Queens Driveway
• WATCH: Air-Drop Fish Stocking Operations Bring Trout To Colorado Alpine Lakes
• Chess Forum In Greenwich Village: A NYC Classic Perseveres In A Pandemic
• Newsom Signs Legislation Requiring Employers To Alert Workers Of COVID-19 Outbreaks Within 48 Hours
• Former Steelers, Shell Employees Distribute Food In Beaver County: 'It's All About Giving Back'
• Patriots Enter Sunday Night's Matchup With Seahawks Underdogs For First Time In 65 Games, Says SportsLine Analyst Larry Hartstein
• 'All Of the Trends And Angles Seem To Favor Buffalo': SportsLine Analyst Larry Hartstein Breaks Down Dolphins-Bills Matchup
• Section Of Highway 75 In Richardson Officially Named In Honor Of Fallen Officer David Sherrard
• Red Sox Lay Off 10% Of Full-Time Employees Due To Pandemic
• FedEx Set To Hire 1400 Seasonal Workers At Locations Across North Texas
• Providence Place Mall Fatal Stabbing Suspect Held Without Bail
• Pittsburgh Steelers, Philadelphia Eagles And Nittany Lions Team Up To Push For Voting By Mail
• Man Shot To Death In Busy Hayward Intersection; Suspect At Large
• 'Filled With Remorse'; San Francisco Man's Emotional Plea During Italian Police Officer's Murder Trial
• Baltimore City Schools CEO Warns Of Financial Issues Linked To Pandemic In Letter
• Residents angry after Maine wedding linked to 7 virus deaths
• Minneapolis Downtown Council: Building Occupancy At 12%, Hotel Occupancy At 18%
• St. Paul Police: Therapy Dog Missing For A Week Reunited With Owners
• FAN N'ATION - Tailgate Approved: Rogue BBQ Recipes
• Police Investigating Death Of Woman Found Shot Inside Upper Manhattan Apartment
• Trump blasts 1619 Project and proposes his own "1776 commission"
• Boy Arrested After Girl Fatally Shot Inside Oakland Home
• Trump announces billions in funding for Puerto Rico
• Nike's New All-Black Kaepernick Jersey Sells Out In Less Than A Minute
• 34-Year-Old Man Dies After Crashing Into Parked Vehicle In Tacony, Police Say
• Mpls. City Council Votes To Name Part Of Chicago Avenue As 'George Perry Floyd Jr Place'
• Police Identify Women Killed In NE Baltimore Double Shooting On Sept. 12
• Fauci says that Trump and Redfield were "both right" about vaccines
• Students Pick Up Devices Friday After Keller ISD High School Forced Into Virtual Learning
• Patriots-Seahawks Week 2 Predictions
• This week on "Face the Nation," September 20, 2020
• Eagles Fans Ready To Cheer On Birds On Home Opener This Sunday Despite Tailgating Ban
• 19 People Forced Out As Fire Spreads To 3 Multi-Family Homes In Dorchester
• Coronavirus In Maryland: More Than 119K COVID-19 Cases Reported, Hospitalizations Slightly Down
• Progress Continues On Dallas Area Rapid Transit Silver Line In Collin County
• 8th Grade Football Team Quarantined, Games Canceled After Tarrant County Middle School Student Athlete Contracts COVID-19 
• Meal Site At Digital Harbor High Closed Due To Water Leak
• Donnell Johnson Charged In Murder Of Kenneth Bivens In North Baltimore
• Delaware Board Of Education Green-Lights Return Of Fall Sports
• Inter Miami CF Announces Signing Of Gonzalo Higuain
• Carjacking In Lawndale Ends With Deadly Crash On Eisenhower Expressway
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Adds 3,204 Newly Reported Cases, 2-Week Positivity Rate 4.77%
• Study: 51% Of All School Employees Are At Increased Risk Of COVID-19
• Police Seize High-Powered Weapons, Ammunition From SW Dade Home.
• Body Of Missing Boater Zach Forte Recovered Near Haulover Inlet
• 2 Good Samaritans Help Carroll County Deputy Arrest Driver Who Reportedly Assaulted Him
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Nearly 1,100 New COVID-19 Cases Reported, 8 More Deaths
• Howard County Public Schools To Bring Back Small Groups For In-Person Learning
• Fire Breaks Out At Hilltop Pizza & Subs In Glen Burnie
• New Bedford Veteran Puts Up Electric Fence To Protect Trump Sign After Repeat Thefts
• Proposition 118 Provides Colorado Voters With Important Choice On Paid Family, Medical Leave In November
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 760 New Coronavirus Cases And 21 More Deaths Statewide
• New Jersey Law Seeks To Stem Pollution In Minority Areas
• Surveillance Images Released Of 2 Men Who Killed San Bernardino Store Clerk During Robbery
• Maryland Adds 24.2K Jobs; Unemployment Rate Decreases To 6.9%
• Nike's new Colin Kaepernick jersey sells out in seconds
• 2-month-old dies from COVID-19 in Michigan
• Woman Killed After Suspected Drunk Driver Slams Into Her Pomona Home
• Sheriff: All 3 Victims Recovered In Washington Co. Plane Crash, Investigation Continues
• Frisco Animal Services Issues Alert After Bat Tests Positive For Rabies
• How Americans with opposing political views interpret the same situation
• Inside a facility that could mass produce a COVID-19 vaccine
• Ex-climate change denier: "It's insane to play dice with the planet"
• NYC employees are returning to the office — is it too soon?
• 2 Washington Township High School Athletes Test Positive For COVID-19
• Commerce Department bans downloads of TikTok and WeChat in U.S.
• One Dead, One Injured In Horrific Oakland Hills Crash
• Firefighter battling blaze in California found dead
• Trump, Biden To Make Campaign Stops In Minnesota As Early Voting Begins
• Paul Hernandez, aka The 'Powder Puff Bandit,' Now Suspected In 5 New Denver Area Bank Robberies
• San Leandro Council Condemns White Supremacy in Resolution
• Trump and other world leaders won't attend UNGA in person this year
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 68 More Coronavirus Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
• Liam's List Sept. 18: Your Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• Reopening: 'I Don't Think It's Surprising'; Sonoma Health Officials Trace 62 COVID Infections To Child Care Center Outbreaks
• Man Killed In Head-On Crash With Delivery Truck In Wauconda
• Florida Man, Dog Attacked By Alligator
• Pennsylvania Sees Big Drop In Jobless Rate In August
• United Way Of Tarrant County Offering Free PPE To Nonprofits, Churches
• Police: Man Suspected Of Robbing 5 Cellphone Stores At Knifepoint In The Bronx
• Massachusetts Unemployment Rate Down To 11.3% For August; Biggest Drop In Country
• Pittsburgh Weather: Frost Advisory Issued With Temperatures Set To Fall Into Mid-30s
• Person Struck By Train In Suisun City Rushed To Hospital
• Gov. Walz Outlines What It'll Take To End The Peacetime State Of Emergency
• Massachusetts Schools Looking For Volunteers To Help Carry Out Safety Protocols
• Commerce Department Bans Use Of TikTok And WeChat In U.S.
• Report Details 'Heated Confrontation' Between Marcus Smart And Jaylen Brown, Who 'Needed To Be Separated'
• BIG Tiger Muskie Caught At Gross Reservoir Projected To Be 6 Years Old
• Dazzling new images of Jupiter show storm moving at 350 mph
• Mask Order Applies To Big Ten
• Woman accuses Donald Trump of sexual assault at 1997 U.S. Open
• Chiefs-Chargers Preview: Chargers Look To Contain Chiefs In Home Opener
• Sally leaves Gulf Coast with severe flooding; at least 2 dead
• PTL Links: September 18, 2020
• Can The Ravens Roll Over The Texans Like They Did The Browns?
• 2 Coloradans' 20-Year Search For Extinct Fruit -- The Colorado Orange Apple -- Finally Pays Off
• Panhandling Less Of A Problem In Fort Worth During Pandemic
• Michigan Matters: Gerry Anderson On Battling The Pandemic; Sen. Gary Peters On Post Office, Early Voting, His Race
• Jerry Harris, Star Of Netflix Series 'Cheer,' Charged With Producing Child Porn
• Feds Tell Apple, Google To Halt TikTok, WeChat App Downloads On Sunday
• Workers Fear Cyborgs Will Steal Their Jobs By 2035
• In Summer Of Racial Reckoning Jeremiah Attaochu Found Voice With Broncos
• Coast Guard Offloads Tons Of Cocaine, Marijuana At Port Everglades
• Firefighter Dies In California Wildfire Sparked By Gender Reveal Party
• Lake Street Target Store Slated To Reopen By Mid-November
• Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt reunite for virtual table read
• Federal Government Ends Extra $300 Weekly Unemployment Benefit
• To Bam Adebayo, Heat Game Days Are Always Mother's Day
• Source Of Texas College Cheerleader Cayley Mandadi's Injuries The Focus Of Murder Trial
• County Police Arrest Suspect In McKeesport Fatal Shooting
• Man, 56, Killed In Head-On Crash In Pope County
• Nicetown Triple Shooting Leaves 36-Year-Old Man Dead, 2 Others Hospitalized: Police
• Packers Wary Of Lions
• Manhunt For Suspects Accused Of Shooting Up 2 Camden County, N.J. Police Officers' Home
• Group Protests CHP After Encounter With Trump Protester
• Celtics-Heat Schedule: Long Break Between Games 3 And 4 In Eastern Conference Finals
• Dog Day Out Program Bonds Pups At Bradshaw Animal Shelter With Potential Owners
• Eovaldi Shuts Down Marlins In 5-3 Victory
• Pennsylvania Unemployment Rate At 10.3% In August
• Complaint: 7-Year-Old Modesto Boy In Coma After Mother's Alleged Abuse
• Police Release Photos Of 3 People Wanted For Assault, Shooting At Apartment Complex Near Tower Road & 63rd
• Arrest After Late-Night Shootout Between Suspect And Dallas Police Officers
• Report: Gordon Hayward May Return To Celtics In Game 3
• Indians Snap Skid With 10-3 Win Over Tigers
• TikTok, WeChat Access To Be Restricted By US Starting Sunday
• Head-On Crash In Scandia Leaves 2 Drivers Dead
• Police Identify Masked Man Approaching Homes In Sudbury, Lincoln
• Coast Guard Academy Cadets Come To The Rescue For COVID-19 Stricken Alameda-Based Cutter
• Woman Becomes 5th Massachusetts Resident To Contract EEE
• In The NHL Bubble The Dallas Stars Prepare To Face The Lightning In A Nontraditional Stanley Cup Final
• Coral Springs Police Dispute Claim Of Rough Arrest
• Longwood High School Closed Friday After Student Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Ex-Pence adviser on coronavirus endorses Biden in blistering ad
• Federal judge blocks Postal Service changes that slowed mail
• Trump and Biden hold dueling events in battleground states
• Giuliani associate Lev Parnas slapped with additional charges
• American Red Cross Seeking Volunteers Amid Hurricane, Wildfires, Pandemic
• "Cheer" star Jerry Harris arrested on child porn charge
• Caught On Video: Man Topples Statue Of Virgin Mary Outside Brooklyn Church In Broad Daylight
• 18 New Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing Sites Opening At CVS Pharmacies In Illinois
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cool And Sunny Weekend Ahead
• Dentist who pulled patient's tooth on a hoverboard gets 12 years
• Hundreds of rescues in Sally's wake as cleanup begins
• Officiant of wedding linked to 7 virus deaths remains defiant
• Video shows huge alligator swimming in Sally's storm surge
• Moderna CEO updates timing for COVID-19 vaccine trial results
• Once Buzzing With Downtown Workers, Loop Food Halls Face Uncertain Fate As Pandemic Drags On
• Authorities Searching For Suspects Accused Of Shooting Up 2 Camden County Police Officers' Home
• Business Owner Said Hacker Stole Her Credit Card Reward Points In A Growing Scam
• Two Local School Districts Allowing Fans To Attend Football Games
• Northeastern Gives Tuition Credit To Students Dismissed For Social Distancing Violations
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/18 Friday Morning Forecast
• Reimagined State Fair Of Texas Providing Socially Distanced Food & Fun For Visitors
• Chicago Weather: Sunny Weekend Ahead
• Steelers Players And Staff Preparing For A Home Opener Like None Other
• Man charged with going 87 mph in Tesla on autopilot while asleep
• Cabrini University Reports Its First Positive COVID-19 Case
• Mike Bloomberg's $100 Million To Support Joe Biden In Florida May Shape Campaign
• What To Watch For When Patriots Visit Seahawks On Sunday Night Football
• West Allegheny School District Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Sally's High Winds, Heavy Rain Wreaked Havoc, Section Of Pensacola Bridge Collapsed
• North Hills School District Moving To Hybrid Learning Next Month
• Passenger Falls From Pickup Truck Speeding Away From I-93 Traffic Stop In Wilmington
• Suspended Judge Will Not Be Paid During Suspension
• Karns City Area School District Opening Stadium To Fans Tonight
• To Do List: Family-Friendly Music, Fall Fun Days, Local Produce Boxes
• CVS Opening Three Additional Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing Sites In Pittsburgh Area
• 412 Food Rescue Teams Up With Steelers For Food Distribution On The North Shore
• Firefighter missing at wildfire outside Los Angeles
• 2 People Wounded By Gunfire At Ohio High School Football Game
• Friday's Show Info (9/18/20)
• Islanders' Championship Dream Dies In Overtime Of Game 6
• Celtics Have No One To Blame But Themselves For 0-2 Series Deficit To Heat
• Yankees Bash 5 Homers In 4th Inning, Complete Sweep Of Jays
• Nimmo Homer In 9th Rallies Mets To Series Win Over Phillies

Videos from September 18, 2020

• Large crowds gather outside Supreme Court to honor Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• Trump learns of Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death from reporters
• Biden says election winner should name Ruth Bader Ginsburg's successor
• Former White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on "The Takeout" — 9/18/2020
• Trump administration to ban TikTok and WeChat from U.S. app stores
• How a fish chair tattoo inspired a Facebook group's 300-mile journey
• Special Report: Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dead at 87
• U.K. prepares for mass vaccine distribution as second wave emerges
• How election officials are trying to keep in-person voting safe
• Trump and Biden both campaign in Minnesota as early voting begins
• President Trump says there will be enough vaccine available by April
• CBS Evening News, September 18, 2020
• Trump announces billions in aid for Puerto Rico
• Local Matters: Record-breaking wildfires in California have burned over 3 million acres
• New study reveals that Black newborns are more likely to survive under care of Black doctor
• New York Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul on state's pandemic response
• Survey: Young Americans lack basic knowledge about the Holocaust
• 60 Minutes reports on mail-in voting in Pennsylvania
• Whistleblower says ICE detainees were subjected to unwanted medical procedures
• Wary of the system and worried about safety, Black families opt for remote learning amid COVID-19 pandemic
• Washington Post details how secretive federal agents detained Portland protesters
• Trump clashes with top medical advisers on coronavirus vaccine timeline
• Lady Gaga opens up about her struggles with mental health while recording her latest album
• National Museum of African American History and Culture reopens, six months after pandemic closure
• President Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden take part in two very different campaign events
• How Americans view events through a partisan lens
• Huge manufacturing drive to produce vaccines, before it's been proven they work
• Facing mass job cuts, airline industry presses for more coronavirus aid
• Trump touts potential vaccine, but health officials say it wouldn't be widely used until late 2021
• Italy launches "COVID free" flights
• Breonna Taylor's mother speaks about settlement with Louisville