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• Residents Concerned About Doe Living On Dead-End Street In Fair Oaks: 'I Want Her Safe'
• COVID Purple Tier: San Francisco 49ers Prepare For A December Away From Home
• COVID Purple Tier: 'Our Dangerous Winter Has Arrived,' Breed Warns Of New SF Restrictions, Possible Muni Layoffs
• Watch: Deputy In Patterson Saves Infant Struggling To Breathe
• Car Crashes Into Foothill Farms Home; Search On For Suspect
• Suspected Disgruntled Customers Caught On Camera Vandalizing Lake Forest Wine Bar
• Republic FC Signs Sacramento Native Rafael Jauregui, 15, To Professional Contract
• USPS Hiring For 1,700 Positions Throughout LA Area
• Small Shops In Colorado Depending On Customers Now More Than Ever
• Dr. Anthony Fauci Warns Coloradans To Not Treat Holiday Season Like Normal
• Salvation Army Struggles To Collect Donations For Families In Need Due To Pandemic
• LA County Restaurants Can Apply For Financial Relief To Receive Up To $30K In Aid
• Colorado Child Caregivers Eager For Bill Moving Through Special Session
• Nearly 1,800 More Furloughs At Disneyland Resort As COVID-19 Shutdown Continues
• Work Cut Out For Bulls As Training Camp Officially Gets Under Way
• Man Sustains Burns, Dog Dies In Fire At Santa Rosa Home
• 14 Points For Teyvion Kirk As UIC Flames Top Valparaiso
• Police Arrest Suspect Accused Of Stealing Bicycles Worth Over $17K From Davis Shop
• Chicago Weather: 10 Degrees Warmer On Wednesday
• Former Mayor Rahm Emanuel Remains High On List For U.S. Transportation Secretary; Some Democrats Not Pleased
• New California Ski Resort Guidance Bans Day Of Ticket Sales
• Cole Arts & Science Academy Raising Money For Hungry Children
• COVID And Youth Mental Health: How To Spot The Warning Signs And Connect With Your Child
• Keller @ Large: Resistance To A COVID Vaccine Comes From Current Political Environment
• Massachusetts Christmas Tree Farms Selling Out Early This Year
• Man Who Plotted To Torture Children In Worcester Wants Compassionate Release
• Restaurant Owner Pushes Campaign For More Relief For Coloradans
• Is There Outdoor Dining? New App Answers COVID-Related Questions For Diners
• 'A Light, Positive Season': The Scandinavian Approach To Winter
• Modesto Police Investigating Suspicious Death On Standiford Avenue
• Naperville Mask Mandate Fails; Mayor Steve Chirico Defends Himself After Being Photographed Maskless At Wedding
• Potential 'Bribery-For-Pardon' Scheme Under Investigation By The Justice Department
• CDC Committee: Health Care Workers, Long-Term Care Facility Residents Should Be First In Line For COVID Vaccine
• NYC COVID Advisory: Health Commissioner Urges Older, At-Risk New Yorkers To Stay Home
• #GivingTuesday During COVID Era: Despite Their Own Hardships, Tri-State Area Residents Show Touching Generosity
• COVID-19 Cases At Post Offices May Be To Blame For Spotty Mail Service In Riverdale And Several Other Places
• NWS Warns Of Sneaker Waves, Rip Currents, Big Waves At Northern California Beaches
• Woman Killed In Shooting Near Venice Beach Boardwalk
• 2 Dead, 1 Critically Injured In Shooting At Pasadena Park
• ONLY ON 2: Janyla Wise, 13, Speaks Out After Being Mauled By 2 Pit Bulls Outside Her West Englewood Home
• One-Year-Old Maryland Boy Dies From COVID-19; Youngest Victim In State, Gov. Hogan Says
• San Francisco Mayor London Breed Faces Scrutiny After Dining At French Laundry
• Police Increase Reward To $10,000 In Shooting Of Three Teens On Brownsville Street; Victim's Uncle Speaks Out
• As COVID Hospitalizations Surge, Gov. Hogan Announces Plan To Add Staff, Recruit Students For Shortages In Maryland's Nursing Homes, Hospitals
• This Year's CAMACOL Food Basket Giveaway Will Be A Drive-Thru Event With No Vouchers Needed
• Suspects Wanted For Allegedly Assaulting Glen Burnie Bowl America Employees After Refusing To Wear Masks
• Gloria Estefan Reveals She Was Infected With COVID
• Black Helps No. 14 UNC Top Stanford 67-63 In Maui Semifinals
• St. Paul Police: Woman In Critical Condition After Hit-And-Run In North End
• Baltimore County Students, Staff Rush To Make Sure There Are No Lingering Ransomware Issues On Devices After Cyberattack
• Maryland Weather: EF-1 Tornado Touched Down In Cecil County Monday
• Officials Respond After Vehicle Plunges 100 Feet Over Hillside In Jefferson Hills
• Brooklyn Park Police: Missing Teen With Autism Found Safe In Buffalo
• Game On? Steelers, Ravens Set To Finally Meet... Maybe
• Police: At Least 3 People Shot At Falls Township Apartment Complex
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court hears arguments in Bill Cosby appeal
• COVID Business: Much-Needed $1/Hour Wage Hike Strains Novato Businesses Struggling To Survive COVID-19
• Massachusetts Lawmakers Approve Police Accountability Bill
• Trump Attorney Rudy Giuliani To Testify In Person At Michigan Elections Hearing Wednesday
• Whitman Seeks Volunteers For Future COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution
• GM Prepares To Distribute Vaccine To Employees
• COVID Purple Tier: San Jose Business Owners Putting Up Cash To Pay COVID Fines Incurred By Other Businesses
• NTSB: Pickup Driver's Drug Use Critical In Death Of 7 Bikers In NH
• Eastvale Man Charged In Cold Case Pleads Not Guilty To Rape, Kidnapping
• Fort Worth Man In Critical Condition After Being Shot By Neighbor During Dispute
• Missing Teen Recovered After 9 Days, Father Speaks Out
• Storybook Characters Aim To Explain COVID To Colorado Children
• Burglar Caught On Video Stealing Trees, Wreaths, Money From Raynham Business
• Giving Tuesday: Kensington Girl Scout Troop Book Drive Yields Hundreds Of Books For Richmond School
• San Bernardino Surpasses 94K COVID-19 Cases, Riverside Nears 85K
• New PPP 'Loan Necessity' Questionnaire Raises Concern Among Small Business Owners
• Police Searching For Man Accused Of Attempting To Abduct 2 Women In Cherry Hill, Robbing Another Woman In Bala Cynwyd
• Dead Body Found On Side Of A Road Near Redwood City
• Former Steelers QB Charlie Batch And MSA Team Up For Toy Drive
• California Paid $400 Million In Unemployment Benefits To Inmates
• New Central Online Marketplace Gives Fort Collins Small Businesses Greater Sales
• North Texas Researchers Track Data To See If Thanksgiving Holiday Was A COVID-19 Superspreader
• 'We Have To Do Something': Smaller Cities Consider Breaking Away From LA County's Health Department
• Baltimore Man Pleads Guilty For Stealing Benefits Under CARES Act, Aggravated Identity Theft
• Dry Start To Winter Prompts Low California Water Allocation
• COVID-19 Cluster Linked To Classroom At Arlington School
• Kings Donating Use Of Golden 1 Center For State Assembly Session
• Ohio Township Police Locate Missing 17-Year-Old Miracle Bynum
• Fraudsters Used ID Of Convicted Murderer Scott Peterson, Other Inmates In Prison Unemployment Scheme
• Will The Oscars Be Held In-Person? Planning Reportedly Underway Despite Pandemic
• Coloradans Warned Of Increase In COVID Cases After Holiday Events
• COVID Surge: Demand For Tests High In Alameda County Amid Case Surge
• Hussey Copper Charged With Illegally Polluting Ohio River
• Cherry Creek Schools To Continue Remote Learning For The Fall Semester
• Homeless Encampment Goes Up In Flames In San Jose
• Orange County COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalization Rates Continue To Climb
• Still Time To Help North Texas Charities On Giving Tuesday
• Project Homekey: San Mateo Supes Approve Purchasing 2 Redwood City Hotels For Unsheltered Residents
• Stay-At-Home Advisory Continues In Newark, But Is It Helping Lower COVID-19 Numbers?
• 17-Year-Old Edgar Laiaez And 16-Year-Old Charged With Murder On Westmount Avenue In Dallas
• Natomas Man Sets Up Santa Mailbox To Spread Holiday Cheer During Pandemic
• COVID In San Francisco: Mayor London Breed Faces Scrutiny After Dining At French Laundry
• Nurses Strike At Montefiore New Rochelle, Saying 'We Don't Have Enough Staffing' And 'It's Not Safe'
• Pasadena To Enact More Outdoor Dining Restrictions As Pandemic Surges
• Oak Ridge High School Closes For Week, Raises Concern Over School Safety
• Captain charged with manslaughter in boat fire that killed 34
• Day Of Giving: Red Cross Looks After Mental Health Needs Of Those Struggling
• Rep. Maxine Waters Calls For Federal Investigation Into Shooting Death Of Andres Guardado
• AP: Mets, Reliever Trevor May Reach Deal On Contract
• As Winter Approaches, Twin Cities Officials Rushing To Help People Experiencing Homelessness
• Day Of Giving: How The Red Cross Steps Up For Military Families
• Day Of Giving: Red Cross Has Stepped Up In Unprecedented Year
• Sacramento County Hospitals Prepare To Store, Distribute Coronavirus Vaccines
• 'Juno' Actor Elliot Page Comes Out As Transgender
• Pedestrian Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries In Crash Near Sparrows Point Middle/High School
• Aurora Police Find Missing 10-Year-Old
• Dive Boat Captain Charged With Manslaughter In 2019 Fire Disaster That Killed 34 People
• Denver Weather: Another Big Temperature Drop Wednesday
• Baltimore Police: Man Suffers Graze Wound To Eye In Shooting
• Study: Online Shopping Scams Up 80% As Pandemic Fuels More People To Shop From Home
• One Of Tri-State Area's First COVID-19 Victims Speaks Of Mental Strength Needed To Fight Disease
• Fontana Pastor Dies Week After Being Hospitalized For COVID-19
• Denton County Chief Deputy Constable M. Wayne Rhodes Dies Of COVID-19-Related Illness At 66
• California Boat Captain Charged With Manslaughter For Fire That Killed 34 People
• Teacher From Roselle Won't Even Let A House Fire Stop Him From Teaching His Students Remotely
• Report: 2 More Baltimore Ravens Test Positive For COVID-19 Ahead Of Pittsburgh Steelers Game
• Peabody WWII Memorial Damaged After Wind Topples Christmas Tree
• COVID Purple Tier: San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo Apologizes For Attending Thanksgiving Meal That Violated Gathering Rules
• Coronavirus In Chicago: Great Lakes Clinical Trials Launches COVID-19 Antibody Drug Trial
• Texas Parks And Wildlife Confirms First Documented Mountain Lion Sighting In Dallas County
• Conception Dive Boat Captain Charged With 34 Counts Of Seaman's Manslaughter
• Nearly 400 Maryland Postal Service Employees Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since March, USPS Says
• Coronavirus Hospitalizations Reach New High In North Texas Region
• Emergent BioSolutions Gearing Up To Mass-Produce Future COVID-19 Vaccine
• Giving Tuesday: Woodland Dealership Helps Animal Rescue Get New Truck
• Traffic Stop Near Sac State Football Stadium Leads To Arrest Of Wanted Suspect Aron Rogers
• How To Help Others In Need On Giving Tuesday
• Iconic radio telescope in Puerto Rico collapses
• Kimberly Budd Sworn In As 1st Black Female Chief Of State High Court
• COVID Vaccine To Be Administered In Chicago Within Weeks, Most Of United States Still Under City's Travel Order
• North Texas Health Experts Fear Too Many People Will Not Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• CDC committee prioritizes groups for vaccine distribution
• Coronavirus: CDC Advisers Vote To Recommend First Access To Vaccine Go To Health Care Workers, Long-Term Care Facility Residents
• Exclusive: Brazen Burglar Makes Off With Cash Register From Inside Popular Suffolk County Pet Store
• COVID Tech: Silicon Valley Exodus? Hewlett-Packard Enterprise Moving From San Jose To Houston
• Suspects Get Away Following Cell Phone Store Robbery, Police Chase In Colleyville
• Day Of Giving: Honoring Local Red Cross Heroes
• COVID In Minnesota: The Emotional Toll On Mayo Clinic's Frontline Workers
• Postal Service: Send Packages Early To Arrive By Christmas
• See It: Car Crashes Into Chinese Restaurant In Paramus
• Stolen Gun Found In Bag Of Cereal During Probation Search, Deputies Say
• Day Of Giving: Meet Red Cross Volunteer Rick Daitchman
• COVID: World AIDS Day 40th Anniversary Marked As COVID Pandemic Recalls Darkest Days
• 13-year-old's charity provides blankets to kids in need
• Girl Scouts Lauded For Providing Some Of New Jersey's Homeless COVID-19 Preparedness Kits
• Northbrook Police Working With FBI To Find Murder Suspect On U.S. Marshals Most Wanted List
• Ravens WR Willie Snead, On COVID-19 List, Says He's 'More Sick About Missing This Game' Against Steelers
• Mobile FastLabs Provides Quick COVID-19 Results, At A Price
• Oakland City Council To Consider Banning Natural Gas From New Buildings
• Failure To Shovel Snow Off Your Sidewalk Risks Fines And Lawsuits
• Ball Arena To Open Without Denver Nuggets Fans In The Stands
• More Research Needed On When Kids And COVID Vaccine; 'She Would Have A Barrier To Keep Herself Safe'
• Florida Surpasses 1 Million COVID Cases After Reporting 8,847 Additional Cases
• Ravens Add No New Players To Reserve/COVID-19 List
• 10-Vehicle Crash In Hill District Closes Portion Of Bigelow Boulevard
• Full Ground Stop Ordered At DIA For COVID-19 Cleaning
• Miami Doctor Comes Up With CAGEMASK, A COVID-19 Mask For Athletes Required To Wear Helmets
• Broadway Costume Designers Make PPE While Waiting For The Great White Way's Return
• 'There Is No One Around': Man Rescued After Clinging To Capsized Boat Off Coast Of Florida Recalls Harrowing Journey
• Dentists Willing To Help Administer COVID-19 Vaccine
• COVID Pandemic Has Costume Makers In Crisis Right Now: 'We're Bleeding Money'
• Supreme Court to mull challenge to convictions under "racist" jury laws
• Laguna Beach Police Officers Deliver Amazon Packages That Fell Off Delivery Truck
• For Those With HIV, World AIDS Day Is Like Living In Parallel Pandemics
• As COVID Cases Rise In Florida, Some Educators Disagree With Governor DeSantis' Decision To Keep Schools Open
• Study: Students Are Falling Behind In Math More Than Any Other Subject Amid Virtual Learning
• COVID In Delaware: Gov. Carney Hints He Could Be Taking More Action As State Sees 'Significant Increase' In Cases
• CDC's Advisory Committee On Immunization Practices Holds Emergency Meeting About Coronavirus Vaccine
• Sports Betting Scores New Colorado Record in October
• Feeling Charitable On 'Giving Tuesday'? Make Sure You Are Giving To A Real Charity
• SPPD Chief: Officer's Actions In Saturday Shooting Were Not Reasonable Or Necessary
• As COVID Vaccines Are Readied For Distribution, Some Worry About Rushed Rollout
• Emergency Dispatch Audio From Night Of Fatal Fire Raises Questions About Circumstances Of Zappos.com CEO's Death
• World AIDS Day Reminds Us About The Other Pandemic
• Baltimore Performing Art Venues Asking For Public's Support To Survive Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• City Of Detroit, GLWA And MSU Partner On Project Aimed To Predict COVID-19 Outbreaks Through Sewage
• How Long Is It Safe To Keep Your Christmas Tree Up? Nassau County Fire Safety Officials Have The Answer
• Minnesota's Economic And Budget Outlook Improves: $641M Budget Surplus Projected
• Greeley Police: Samuel Morgan Hit By SUV After Stepping Into Street To Avoid Cyclist On Sidewalk
• After Nearly 100 Years Of Business, Narberth Theater Launches GoFundMe In Hopes Of Staying Open
• FAN N'ATION: No Show Dec 5 - Returns Dec 12
• Regulators Approve FPL Pilot Program On Electric-Vehicle Charging, Plan To Help Small Businesses
• Students, Staff, Visitors To UC San Diego Urged To Get Tested After Coronavirus Detected In Campus Wastewater
• Dallas County Reports 1,179 New Coronavirus Cases, 8 Deaths
• Some Pediatricians Say North Texas Elementary Schools Should Consider Value Of In-Person Learning
• Some Nurses Hesitant As CDC Puts Health Care Workers At Top Of List For COVID-19 Vaccine
• Salesforce-Slack Deal: Benioff Buys Work Chat Service For $27.7 Billion
• 'I Think It's The Anti-Development Bill': New Roof Deck Ban Could Be Coming To Part Of Strawberry Mansion
• University Of Maryland Medical Center Set To Open 16-Bed Modular Care Unit For COVID-19 Patients
• Baltimore Nonprofits Say Giving Tuesday Is More Important Than Ever Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• 'Millions Of Dollars In Damages': Tornado Leaves Behind Trail Of Destruction After Tearing Through Montgomeryville
• Schools: The New Normal | Experts Say Constant Remote Learning Is Forcing Teens To Be Adults Before They're Ready
• Police Seek Suspect Wanted In Dollar Tree Armed Robbery, Sexual Assault On Detroit's East Side
• Mask-Wearing Key To Maintain Health, Economy Amid COVID-19 Pandemic, Doctor Says
• Triple Shooting In Germantown Sends 2 Women, Man To Hospital, Police Say
• Miami Heat Stars Sport New 'ViceVersa' Uniforms As Training Camp Kicks Off
• 17-Year-Old Charged With Murder In Deadly Stabbing Of High School Soccer Star Joaquin Salazar
• #GivingTuesday During COVID Era: Nonprofits Need The Help Now More Than Ever
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court Considering Whether Bill Cosby's Sex Assault Conviction Should Be Overturned
• FedEx, Caltrans Trucks Hit By Vehicle Seen Speeding On I-80 Near Vacaville
• Monongahela Restaurant That Went Viral For Halloween Decorations Unveils This Year's Christmas Display
• COVID Purple Tier: Golden State Warriors Players Test Positive For COVID; Start Of Training Camp Delayed
• You Can Help Fight COVID-19 In Maryland. Here's How To Apply To Help
• Man Injured In Shooting At Gas Station In Woodlawn, Police Say
• 'That's Out Of My Hands': Eagles Head Coach Doug Pederson Hasn't Been 'Reassured One Way Or Other' About Job Security
• Argument Turns Deadly: Julian Samano, 18, Arrested In Connection To Denton Fatal Shooting
• Hewlett Packard Relocating Headquarters To Texas
• COVID In Philadelphia: Health Commissioner Concerned Hospitals May Come Under Strain In Next Few Weeks
• Police: 19-Year-Old Stable After Detroit Shooting
• CSU Extends Fall 2021 Application Deadline Due To COVID
• Chilly Start To December With Even Colder Temperatures Coming Tuesday Night
• 'Surge Upon A Surge': Dr. Anthony Fauci Warns Of Increase In Colorado COVID Cases After Holiday Events
• Tinley Park Firefighters Rescue Two Children From Burning Apartment Building
• Massachusetts Reports 2,845 New Coronavirus Cases, 30 Additional Deaths
• Waltham Offers $5,000 Reward For Information Leading To Arrest In Unprovoked Attacks
• State Human Services Dept. Offering Mental Health Services To Active Duty Military And Veterans
• Florida Faces Lawsuit Over Medicaid Records
• 2 Arrested In Glendale Allegedly Had 10 Fraudulent EDD Cards Between Them
• 6 Weeks Later, The East Troublesome Fire Is Now Fully Contained
• Grand Prairie Mayor Pro Tem Jim Swafford Passes Away From COVID-19 At 84
• Crews Concerned Wind And Dropping Temps Could Lead To Icy Roads
• Fauci: COVID-19 Will Continue To Disrupt Lives Unless 'Overwhelming Majority' Of Americans Take Vaccine
• Woman Turns Herself In After Fatally Stabbing Husband During Domestic Dispute In Detroit
• Dodgers Hall Of Fame Manager Tommy Lasorda Moved Out Of ICU
• Deadly Stabbing: Brian Townsend Arrested In Death Of Adam Clouser In Fort Collins
• Arts Through It All
• Biden Introduces Economic Team, Tells Americans 'Help Is On The Way'
• Sheriff: 400+ New Crimes Committed By People Released On $0 Bail In Yolo County
• New Program Helps Boston Residents Navigate COVID-19 Financial Challenges
• VIDEO: Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence Seen At Boston's South Station Filming Netflix Movie
• German man arrested after driving car into crowd, killing 5
• 'They're Moving The Goal Posts': Big, Unexpected Tax Bill Could Be Coming For Small Business Owners Granted PPP Loans
• Sunnyvale Officers Arrest Felon On Probation With Over 200 Firearms
• After Getting Positive Test Result At Meeting With Pres. Trump, Pa. Sen. Doug Mastriano Says Coronavirus Case Is Mild
• Homicide Detectives Arrest 3 People In Connection To 14-Year-Old's Fatal Shooting On Texas Drive
• Penguins' Forward Bryan Rust And Wife Kelsey Expecting First Child
• Alleged hate groups get tax breaks as registered charities
• Cook County Homicides Spike, Top 900 Mark In 2020
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 12,542 New COVID-19 Cases, 125 More Deaths; Pritzker Wary Of Possible Post-Thanksgiving Surge
• Tarentum Borough Police Find Missing 16-Year-Old Ronald Ratliff Safe
• San Joaquin County Administrator To Become Contra Costa's New Top Exec
• Philadelphia Reaches Highest Homicide Rate Since 1990 With Month To Go In 2020
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Third-Highest Daily Case Increase Since Pandemic Began, Positivity Rate Over 7%
• COVID Purple Tier: Santa Clara County Issues Over $115K In COVID Compliance Fines During Holiday Weekend
• Wreaths Across America Deadline Is Tuesday
• Emily Weinman Reaches $325,000 Settlement With Wildwood Following 2018 Memorial Day Weekend Beach Confrontation
• Number Of Open Small Businesses In Massachusetts Has Decreased By 37% Since January
• Family, Ennis Police Seek Justice For Alex Garcia, Shot To Death During Home Invasion Robbery
• Here's Gov. Whitmer's Dec. 1 COVID-19 Press Conference
• First Alzheimer's blood test now for sale without FDA approval
• Laverne Cox says she was targeted in transphobic attack
• LA Philharmonic Hollywood Bowl Summer Concert Series To Air Weekly On PBS
• Nasdaq wants to enforce gender parity in boardrooms
• Around The Table: Georgia To Decide Balance Of Power In Washington
• Retired ER Nurse Creates Custom-Made Masks To Keep Opera Students Singing Safely During Pandemic
• AG Barr: No Evidence Of Widespread Fraud In Election
• New Mural Celebrates Special Education Students In Fort Worth ISD
• City Council Zoning Committee Rejects Proposed Pilsen Landmark District
• Gordon Hayward Opens Up About Leaving Celtics, Shares Excitement Over Joining Hornets
• Waymo To Open New Autonomous Vehicle Testing Site In Ohio In 2021
• Tarrant County Jail Inmate Jeremiah Stevenson Back In Custody Following Brief Escape
• COVID In Colorado: Health Officials Reverse Course, Limited Fans Now Allowed At State Football Championship In Pueblo
• Detroit Rapper, Curtis Roach, Finds Success On TikTok With 'Bored In The House' Rap
• Tray Little Uses TikTok, Music Fame To Bring Awareness To Racial Injustice During Detroit Protests
• Philabundance Scammed Out Of Nearly $1 Million During Cyberattack
• Beth Griffith-Manley Shares Story Of Her Career, Performs Single 'You've Already Won'
• Oak Ridge High School Moves Back To Full Distance Learning For Week As COVID-19 Cases Rise
• COVID In Colorado: Musicians Band Together To Support Each Other
• Former Penn State President Graham Spanier's Sandusky-Related Conviction Restored
• Pa. National Guard Called Into Westmoreland Co. Long-Term Care Facility Due To COVID-19 Outbreak
• Man, 52, Struck And Killed By Van While Walking Across Turlock Road
• Despite COVID-19 Pandemic, Texas Border Pop-Up School For Young Asylum Seekers Thrives
• Boston Schools Not Likely To Fully Reopen Before Christmas, Walsh Says
• Attorney General Barr: No Evidence Of Fraud That Would Change Election Result
• Giants Currently Have Best Chance Of Winning NFC East, Making Playoffs According To Projection Models
• COVID: California State University System Extends Fall 2021 Application Deadline Due To Pandemic
• Boy killed on busy road after being forced out of car
• Attorney General Barr: No Evidence Found Of Widespread Voting Fraud During 2020 Election (CBS News)
• 1 Person Arrested After Firefighters Respond To Colfax House Fire
• Biden introduces economic team, telling Americans "help is on the way"
• Police: Child Hit While Riding Go Cart, Driver Flees
• Experts: COVID-19, Fan Eagerness May Expand Sports Betting, Online Casino Gambling
• Amanda Kloots and Elaine Welteroth to join "The Talk"
• Crash Along Vasco Road Near Brentwood Kills 19-Year-Old Driver
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Wants Feds To Ok Jobless Aid, Ease Travel Limits
• Man Charged In Carjacking In Wicker Park Jewel-Osco Parking Lot
• Barr says Justice Department has no evidence of widespread fraud in election
• COVID Purple Tier: Stanford Football Heads To Northwest Due To County COVID Restrictions
• Ex-Penn State President Graham Spanier's Sandusky-Related Conviction Restored
• Denver Weather: Dual Storms Set To Bring Cold But Not Much Snow
• Denver School Board Member Tay Anderson Recovering After Collapsing While Shopping
• Florida Amazon Driver Hailed A Hero For Saving Elderly Man From House Fire
• Police Investigating After 19-Year-Old Killed In Triple Shooting Inside North Philly Convenience Store
• Jorge Che-Quiab Charged With Murder Of 16-Year-Old Girl Who Overdosed On Fentanyl
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Health Department Deploying 5 'Regional Testing Strike Teams' Throughout The State
• Gang Member Arrested After Desperate Struggle For San Jose Police Officer's Gun
• Father Woody Among 9 Additional Priests Named In New Colorado Child Sex Abuse Report
• Fauci: COVID-19 will continue unless "overwhelming majority" take vaccine
• Worthington Agrees To $560,000 Payment To Man Who Suffered Four Broken Ribs During Arrest
• Pittsburgh Weather: Additional Accumulation Expected As Snow Will Change From Steady To Scattered Throughout Day
• Guinness Brewery Holiday Light Walk Runs Through December
• Union Station COVID-19 Testing Site Back Open After Being Closed For Film Shoot
• Pittsburgh Steelers Provide Fill-In-The-Blank Excuse Form For Fans After NFL Moves Game Vs. Ravens To Wednesday Afternoon
• Sterling Heights Police Seek Man Who Opened Fire At Woman In Parking Lot
• Projections Give Dolphins 43-47 Percent Chance Of Making Playoffs After Week 12
• Pittsburgh Police Offer Tips For Preventing Porch Pirates This Holiday Season
• Here Are The New Uniforms For This Year's Army-Navy Football Game
• Cuomo urges feds to protect undocumented immigrants in vaccine rollout
• NFL QB Quandaries From Coast To Coast
• $20,000 Reward Offered For Suspect In East Palo Alto Halloween Party Double Murder
• Houston Police Investigating After Alexis Sharkey, Pennsylvania Native And Instagram Influencer, Found Naked, Dead On Side Of Road
• LA County Supervisor Sheila Kuehl Dines At Santa Monica Restaurant After Approving Dining Ban
• 'Juno' Star Elliot Page Announces He Is Transgender
• Santa Ana Winds To Pick Up Again, Bringing Fire Weather Conditions Back To SoCal
• As Bill Cosby's Sex Assault Conviction Appeal Goes Before Pa. Supreme Court, Defense Attorneys Say Ruling Could Affect Many
• Hunter fatally shoots man after mistaking him for deer
• Jayson Tatum Calls Signing Max Extension With Celtics 'A Dream Come True'
• Indiana COVID Numbers: 5,518 New Cases, Record Number Of Hospitalizations
• "Juno" star Elliot Page announces he is transgender
• Starbucks Giving Free Coffee To Health Care Workers, First Responders Throughout December
• Charges: Devin Weiland Called Police To His Albert Lea Apartment Before Shooting Officer, 2 Others
• President Trump Files Lawsuit Challenging Wisconsin Election Results
• UnitedHealth Forecast For 2021 Dinged By COVID
• ATV Passenger Killed, Driver Suffers Minor Injuries In Crash Near Severn, Police Say
• 1 Dead After Shooting South Of Ceres, Homicide Investigated
• CDC Issues Warning Against Travel To Mexico
• Rams Have 91 Percent Chance Of Making Playoffs, 27 Percent Shot At Winning Division, According To Projections
• Windsor To Get Its Own Minor League Baseball Team: The Northern Colorado Owlz
• Despite Recent Skid, Bears Still In Position For Playoff Berth
• General Public Shouldn't Expect COVID Vaccine Until Spring, Gov. Baker Says
• Friends Of Slain Texas 'Influencer' Alexis Sharkey: 'She Was Scared For Her Life'
• Day Of Giving: Meet Red Cross Volunteer Hank Welch, Winner Of The Wesbury Award
• 'Your Claim Is Closed': Victims Of EDD Debit Card Scam Fighting Bank Of America To Get Money Back
• CPD: Crime Numbers Down 6% And More Than 700 Murders In The City, Highest Number In Four Years
• Two Arrested In Monday Afternoon Oakland Armed Robbery Spree
• Detroit Police Kill Armed Man, Murder Suspect Who Opened Fire Into Police Station
• USC Alum Lily Collins On Netflix's 'Mank' & 'Emily In Paris': 'I Knew I Was Going To Be Learning Something New Every Single Day'
• Day Of Giving: Red Cross Fire Response
• 'Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer' Airs Tuesday Night On CBS3
• Dallas Family On The Brink Financially While Trying To Protect 'High Risk' Toddler Daughter From COVID-19
• Obama narrates new Jon Ossoff ad ahead of Georgia runoff
• Riverside Tones Down Annual Festival Of Lights At Mission Inn
• Colorado Buffaloes Men's Basketball Program Paused By COVID
• Maryland Men's Basketball To Face James Madison Saturday After Towson Game Canceled
• Wintry Conditions And Snowfall Creating Potential For Slick, Dangerous Roadways
• Why some social media users are making the switch to Parler
• Iris Martinez Sworn In As First Latina Cook County Circuit Court Clerk
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/1 Tuesday Afternoon Forecast
• Day Of Giving: Red Cross Volunteers Face Extra Challenges During Pandemic
• COVID In Minnesota: Another 22 Deaths Reported As ICU Beds Near Capacity
• Salvation Army Monessen Worship And Service Center Hosting Red Kettle Popup Event
• Single-Car Crash Sparks Brush Fire, Knocks Out Power To 20 In Topanga
• Orioles Providing Free COVID-19 Testing For Elev8 Baltimore
• Santa Clara County Businesses To Cut Over 8,800 Jobs By Year's End
• Philadelphia Police: Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Kensington
• Gov. Charlie Baker: No Further COVID-Related Closures Planned At This Time
• 21-Year-Old Woman Found Dead Following Apartment Fire In Kingsessing
• Somerville Home Now Leaning Sideways After Powerful Storm
• Philadelphia Police: Suspect Holds North Philly Rite Aid Employee At Gun Point, Takes $500 From Register
• COVID-19 Latest: Gunther & Co. In Brewers Hill Suspends Regular Indoor Dining Service
• Woman Found Dead In Baltimore Tuesday
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 5,676 New Cases, 180 More Deaths
• Russia detains suspected "Volga maniac" serial killer
• Starbucks Offering Free Coffee To Front-Line Workers Throughout December
• Governor Warns Of Pre-Christmas Coronavirus Stay-At-Home Order; Hospitals Prepare For Surge
• COVID Schools: San Francisco Unified School District To Begin Free Lunch Program For All Children
• Former Maryland Correctional Officer Sentenced For Smuggling Scheme
• North Texas Research Team Developing New Way To De-Ice Bridges
• Mid-Morning Links: Family Fun Calendar And Candles
• Tense Video Shows Texas Firefighters Saving Man Trapped Inside Burning Home
• Kemba Walker Sidelined For Start Of Celtics Season After Left Knee Procedure
• COVID-19 Latest: Aldo's Ristorante Italiano In Little Italy Suspends Regular Indoor Dining Service
• Stop & Shop Hiring Thousands For Jobs Across The Northeast
• Teen Missing In Western Wisconsin Found Safe
• George Floyd Case: State Asks Court To Reconsider Its Approval Of Audio, Video Coverage During Trial
• State Rep. John Chirkun Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports Over 600 More Cases, 5 Additional Deaths
• Melissa Ordway On 'The Young And The Restless' 12,000th Episode: 'I Hope It Just Brings Joy'
• Search Continues For Diver Missing Near Santa Cruz Island
• Help Is On The Way: Colorado Lawmakers Rush To Pass COVID Relief Bills
• Bipartisan group of lawmakers roll out $908 billion COVID relief plan
• Salvation Army expects "perfect storm" of more need, fewer donations
• Maryland Weather: Snow, Flurries, Rain Reported In Parts Of Maryland
• Retired Placer County Sheriff K9 Jet Dies After Long Battle With Cancer
• Residents Face Growing Need For Food As COVID-19 Pandemic Continues
• Baltimore Mayor-Elect Brandon Scott Announces Transition Team
• Man Wanted For Stealing $24,000 From Harrah's Casino In Chester
• Self-employed? Your state may owe you money
• Police: Armed Suspects Caught On Video Robbing Man Inside Brooklyn Lobby
• Poll: Many In Massachusetts Unlikely To Get Coronavirus Vaccine
• China lands spacecraft on moon for historic sample collection
• Is shopping in stores safe during the coronavirus pandemic?
• Starbucks Brings Back Free Coffee For Health Care Workers As COVID-19 Cases Rise
• Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 13: Cam Akers, Trey Burton Top Adds For Final Week Of Fantasy Regular Season
• Police: Teenager Arrested In Mesquite For Making Inappropriate Sexual Advances Toward Women
• DPD Animal Cruelty Unit Searching For Person Who Shot, Killed Cat On Checota Drive
• 29-Year-Old Austin Stevens Charged With First-Degree Murder In October Death Of 10-Month-Old Daughter
• Allegheny Co. Executive Rich Fitzgerald Says 'Symptoms Aren't That Bad' As Moderna Seeks FDA Emergency Authorization Use For Coronavirus Vaccine
• WJZ To Air Downtown Partnership Of Baltimore's 49th Annual Monument Lighting As Holiday Special On Dec. 3
• PawSox Holding Virtual 'Ballyard Sale' Before Move To Worcester
• WATCH: Dolphin Surfs Alongside Man Foil Boarding Off Naples
• Neighbors Help Fort Collins Woman After COVID Memorial Is Vandalized
• 'Believe It (Or Not) Crime Doesn't Pay!,' Man Wanted In NYC Ripley's Robbery Arrested In Canton
• Inmate Uses Fire Extinguisher, Hose To Make Very Brief Escape From Tarrant County Jail
• Family Mourns Loss Of Michigan Stepson And Stepmother In House Fire
• Broncos QBs Drew Lock, Brett Rypien And Blake Bortles Cleared To Return To Practice
• Family Of Nicolas Feliciano, Teen Who Attempted Suicide At Rikers Island, Files 2 Lawsuits Against NYC
• New Jersey Environmental Commissioner Retiring In January, Gov. Murphy Announces
• PTL Links: December 1, 2020
• Rep. Mike Kelly And Sean Parnell To Appeal Pa. Supreme Court Loss Over Mail-In Ballots To SCOTUS
• COVID-19 In Chicago: City Shuts Down Illegal Party After 300 Unmasked People Packed Basement In Wicker Park
• Ainge Shares His Thoughts On Hayward's Departure, Celtics' Plans For Trade Exception
• CHP: ATV Rider Killed After Crashing Into Wall Near Turlock Was Speeding, Not Wearing Helmet
• Fire Guts Commercial Building In South LA
• Bright Futures Test Deadline Is Here For Recent Florida High School Grads
• As Unemployment Numbers Rise, One Man Says He Has Had No Money For 8 Months And Counting And Is Getting No Help
• Trial For Capital Gazette Accused Shooter Jarrod Ramos Postponed Again Due To COVID
• COVID Purple Tier: Santa Clara County Hospitals 'Are Prepared For A Very Dark Winter'
• Days Left Until Denver's First Dedicated Homeless Campsite Opens
• Pritzker Says Latest COVID-19 Restrictions Won't Be Rolled Back For At Least A Few Weeks; Fauci Told Him 'This Is No Time To Pull Back'
• State Supreme Court Upholds Serial Killer Chester Dewayne Turner's Death Sentence
• China marks 1 year since COVID symptoms were first detected
• LA County Passes 400,000 COVID-19 Cases, Marking Grim Milestone
• Denver Public Schools Changes Work-From-Home Accommodation Rules, Some Teachers Consider Leaving District
• Caught On Camera: Kayakers Surrounded By Pod Of Killer Whales While Fishing In Sonoma County
• Following Election Recount, Wisconsin Certifies Joe Biden As Winner
• Bevell Takes Over
• Kendall Hinton, Broncos Fill-In QB, Says Playing Quarterback Was 'Childhood Dream'
• Teen Arrested In Arden Fair Mall Black Friday Shooting That Killed 2 Other Teens
• Body Cam Video Shows Texas Police Officers Getting Sleeping Family, Pets Out Of Burning House
• 'One Of Toughest Fires I've Ever Fought,' Wind A Major Issue At Burning Brockton Home
• Pa. State Police Investigating Hempfield Twp. Burglary
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Dr. Rob Danoff Joins CBS3 To Discuss Surge In COVID-19 Cases, Availability Of Vaccine
• 13-Year-Old Girl Attacked By Pit Bulls In West Englewood Before Owner Steps In And Shoots Both Dogs
• James Dolmas Gets 17 Years In Jail After Sexually Assaulting Students At Rangeview High When He Worked There
• Fine, Loss Of A Draft Pick? Broncos May Not Be Done Paying Their Penance To The NFL After COVID Violation
• Hurricane Flags Burned In Key West Marking Official End Of Hurricane Season
• Police: 2-Year-Old Boy In Baldwin Accidentally Hangs Himself With Pull Cord For Set Of Blinds
• Purple Tier COVID Roundup: Newsom's Dire Warning; 49ers Become Road Warriors; Vaccines By Mid-December
• BBB Says Crooks Are Out To Steal Your Holiday Spirit, Warns About Common Holiday Scams
• Melania Trump unveils White House Christmas decorations
• City Council Delays Vote On Upgrade To Denver Police Body Cameras
• Day Of Giving: Red Cross Honoring Heroes On The Front Line
• F1 superstar Lewis Hamilton tests positive for COVID-19
• Pence says vaccine distribution could begin by mid-December
• South Korean pop stars BTS may get to delay military service after all
• Staten Island Man Struck And Killed By MTA Bus
• Top nuclear scientist killed by remote-controlled gun, Iran says
• Wisconsin high school student dies of COVID complications
• U.S. reports record 93,000 coronavirus hospitalizations
• Trump ally Scott Atlas resigns as special adviser on coronavirus
• Seen On Video: Shots Fired On Lower East Side
• Red Sox, Eduardo Rodriguez Reportedly Avoid Arbitration With 1-Year, $8.3 Million Deal
• Inside look at how coronavirus vaccines will be distributed
• Pittsburgh Steelers-Baltimore Ravens Game Postponed To Wednesday
• Day Of Giving: Blood Donation Needed Amid Pandemic
• Wisconsin completes canvass and certifies Biden win in state
• Cuomo outlines plan to help hospitals as virus cases rise
• What exit polls say about state of Georgia's Senate runoffs
• Metal monolith discovered in Utah desert mysteriously disappears
• When will employers stop hassling Black workers over their hair?
• See It: Whales Spotted Near Beach In Long Branch
• Day Of Giving: Volunteer With The Red Cross
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• Give Big Pittsburgh: A Way To Help Out On Giving Tuesday
• Lost Sweetwater Police K9 'Logan' Has Been Found
• After Working 8+ Months Straight Texas Doctor Pleads "Do The Basic Things" & Avoid COVID-19 Infection
• Fire devastates world's largest sand island
• Car Crash At Shell Gas Station In Voorhees Township Leads To Hazmat Crews Investigating Fuel Spill
• COVID-19 Vaccines Coming Soon - When Can I Get One?
• Day Of Giving: Nominate Your Hero With The American Red Cross
• Toys For Tots Struggling Amid Pandemic; Here's How To Donate
• Tickets Required To View Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree, Changes Made To Other Holiday Traditions In City This Year
• 2 Hurt In Brooklyn Park Drive-By Shooting
• Florida Schools To Remain Open In Spring As DeSantis Calls Closures 'Biggest Public Health Blunder In Modern American History'
• Recognizing & Dealing With Depression, Mental Health Concerns Throughout Holidays Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Caregivers At Infinity Healthcare Nursing Homes Enter Day 9 Of Strike
• Chicago Weather: Cool, Clear Day Tuesday
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• Steady Snowfall Making Its Way Across Western Pa.
• Winter Weather Advisory, Winter Storm Warning In Effect For Western Pa.
• Man Critically Injured After Shot On Front Porch In Kensington, Philadelphia Police Say
• The 2020 WBZ Gingerbread House Competition Is Here!
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• Japan's soaring female suicide rate could be a warning to the world
• COVID-19 Vaccine: California Could Get First Round Of Vaccinations By Mid-December
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• City Of Pittsburgh Accepting Applications For 'Snow Angels' Program
• Driver Seriously Injured In Wrong-Way Crash On Rt. 51
• When Are Frosty & Rudolph On TV? See The CBS Holiday Special Schedule

Videos from December 1, 2020

• California dive boat captain charged with 34 counts of manslaughter in deadly fire
• What can Biden do on climate change if Republicans keep Senate majority?
• California's governor warns of "drastic actions" as coronavirus infections surge
• CDC panel says health care workers, nursing home residents should be first to get COVID-19 vaccine
• Charity provides blankets to children who are struggling
• Severe snow storm impacting 30 million along eastern U.S.
• $908 billion bipartisan relief plan proposed as millions of Americans struggle
• Biden names diverse economic team tasked with financial recovery
• Barr refutes Trump, says no widespread fraud in 2020 election
• Georgia official calls on Trump to condemn threats against election workers: "Someone's gonna get killed"
• Record coronavirus hospitalizations overwhelm health care workers
• CDC advisers vote health workers and nursing homes should get COVID-19 vaccine first
• CBS Evening News, December 1, 2020
• CDC advisory committee says first vaccines should go to health care workers and long term care facility residents
• 12/1: Red and Blue
• Barr: No evidence of voter fraud that would change election outcome
• Lawmakers resume coronavirus aid talks as key programs set to expire
• Elliot Page, Oscar-nominated actor, announces he is transgender
• Recommitting to the battle against HIV & AIDS on World AIDS Day 2020
• What to expect once FDA approves a COVID-19 vaccine
• Several federal aid programs set to expire at the end of the month
• "Great Reset" conspiracy theory takes aim at President-elect Joe Biden
• Biden unveils senior members of economic team
• 4 police officers in Paris charged in beating of Black music producer
• Top doctor weighs in on the safety of opening schools
• Laverne Cox and friend targeted in transphobic attack
• Biden introduces key members of economic team
• Dr. Scott Atlas resigns as White House coronavirus adviser
• Arecibo Observatory telescope, a Puerto Rico landmark, collapses after damage
• Trump heading to Georgia ahead of Senate runoffs
• Bipartisan group of senators working on new COVID-19 relief deal
• Bill Cosby appeals sexual assault conviction in Pennsylvania's highest court
• Pandemic causing problems for NFL in Week 12
• Ron Howard, J.D. Vance discuss new film "Hillbilly Elegy,” relevance in current climate
• Doctor says COVID-19 herd immunity still long way off as U.S. prepares for vaccine distribution
• Congress gets back to work as COVID-19 federal assistance set to expire
• Biden to formally announce economic team as budget chief nominee Neera Tanden faces criticism
• Chef David Chang on historic "Millionaire" win for Charity
• Biden administration may face growing turmoil between Iran and Israel
• Tips on giving to charity, what you can deduct and scams to avoid
• Salvation Army taking its Red Kettle campaign online as pandemic threatens traditional donations
• Ohio Governor DeWine on state's record hospitalizations, COVID-19 vaccine rollout
• Blood test for Alzheimer's goes on sale without FDA approval
• One year after coronavirus symptoms were first detected, CBS News returns to Wuhan
• Organizations viewed by SPLC as hate groups receive financial benefits from federal government
• House Democrats pushing for Rep. Debra Haaland to be first Native American Cabinet secretary
• U.S. couple says they're being held captive in British Virgin Islands
• Ohio gets pummeled by snow in first major snow storm of the season
• Tigray leader calls on Ethiopia PM to withdraw troops; China and Australia clash over graphic tweet
• President-elect Biden to announce historic nominees for key cabinet posts on economics team
• Fed chair, treasury secretary testify on Capitol Hill amid gridlock over coronavirus relief
• CDC panel votes today on who should be first in line for COVID-19 vaccine
• Cities prepare for surge of COVID-19 hospitalizations
• CDC holding emergency meeting over who should get coronavirus vaccine first
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