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• COVID Purple Tier: Bay Area Charities Say Donations Down Drastically As Need Rises During Holidays
• Suspect In Arden Fair Mall Fatal Shooting Makes First Court Appearance
• Nearly 4 Million Bay Area Residents Voted In 2020 Election
• Firefighters Knock Down Garage Fire In Citrus Heights
• DPS Board Names Dwight Jones As Interim Superintendent
• Colorado State Legislature Ends Special Session: Agreeing On 10 Bills & $292 Million In 3 Days 
• Another Round Of Santa Ana Winds Could Knock Out Power To Thousands Across SoCal
• Motorcyclist Killed In South Natomas Crash, Passenger Sustains Minor Injuries
• San Bernardino County To Bring Out Paramedics, Fire Trucks To Non-Life Threatening 911 Calls To Make Room More Ambulances
• Sacramento Director Of Health Services Resigning As Virus Cases Hit Record Highs
• 'A Real Treat': The Brown Palace Offers Take-Home Holiday Tea Experience
• Grand County Women Launch Initiative To Help Wildfire Victims
• San Francisco City Administrator Naomi Kelly On Leave After Husband Charged In Corruption Scandal
• Finding Minnesota: Art Bench Trail Unites Two Sides Across The St. Croix River
• Safe, Distanced And Festive Holiday Activities Aplenty In Minnesota, Wisconsin
• Families Reunite Using 'Hug Tunnel' At Fort Collins Nursing Facility
• 17-Year-Old Killed In Crash In Fair Oaks
• Chicago Weather: Dry Pattern
• COVID Surge: Nurse Struggles To Get Tested As Pleasanton Site Runs Out Of Tests - 'Just Stressful'
• Colorado Governor Amends Executive Order To Clarify Scope Of Elijah McClain Death Investigation
• Planned Parenthood Attack: Federal Prosecutors Won't Seek Death Penalty For Robert Dear
• Shortened Quarantine Time Receives Mixed Reaction In Colorado
• 'They Were All Very Brave': Mom, 2 Children Rescued From Balcony During Fire
• 300,000 Doses Of COVID Vaccine Should Be In Massachusetts By Mid-December
• Massachusetts Reports 4,613 New COVID Cases, A One-Day Record
• Zelienople Leaders Give Residents $50 eGift Cards To Help Ease Financial Burden Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• Hundreds Sign Up To Speak Out At Minneapolis City Council Meeting About Proposed MPD Cuts
• Indecent Exposure Suspect Arrested In Stockton, Detectives Looking For Additional Vicitms
• Police: West Virginia Man Shoots Wife In Back Of Head After Accusing Her Of Cheating
• City Of LA Will Provide Free WiFi To 18,000 Students For Remote Learning
• First Doses Of Pfizer's COVID Vaccine Expected In New York On Dec. 15, Gov. Andrew Cuomo Says
• Fire Crews Extinguish Greater Alarm Fire At DTLA Commercial Building
• Garcetti Announces Financial Relief Program For Struggling Food Service Workers
• COVID Purple Tier: Mayor London Breed Faces Major Scrutiny Over Dinner At French Laundry - 'Particularly Problematic'
• COVID Learning: State Lawmakers Urge Bay Area School Districts To Bring Kids Back To Class
• Maryland Could Get Some Coronavirus Vaccines By Mid-December, Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford Says
• ONLY ON 2: Bucktown Family's Sense Of Security Is Shattered After Father Is Shot During Violent Carjacking Attempt
• Changing Of The Guard: Rockets, Wiz Make Westbrook-Wall Deal
• Steelers Overcome Rust, Short-Handed Ravens To Move To 11-0
• Broward Mayor Steve Geller Worried Continued Rise In COVID Cases Could Burden Hospitals
• Philadelphia Skateboarding Club Founder Rodney Watkins Arrested For Raping Minors As Young As 11, Officials Say
• Caught On Cam: Man Rescues Dolphin On The Verge Of Drowning In Biscayne Bay
• Pedestrian In Wheelchair Crossing Street Killed In Crash Near Sparrows Point Middle/High School; Driver Charged
• Governor's Office Staff Member Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Hundreds Of Protesters Show Up In Support Of Staten Island Bar Owner Who Refused To Follow Orange Zone Rules
• Robert Griffin III: Some Ravens Players Who Tested Positive For COVID-19 Have Had Family Contract The Virus
• Mo Gaba Way Unveiled In Memory Of Late 14-Year-Old Ravens, Orioles Superfan
• San Bernardino Reports 96K Total COVID-19 Cases, Riverside Surpasses 85K
• CTA Red Line Service Halted For Hours From Fullerton To Garfield Due To Smoke In Subway; Train Evacuated Near Cermak
• Minnesota Twins Non-Tender Eddie Rosario And Matt Wisler
• Police Dashcam Video Captures Crash That Killed 3 In Berkeley
• Car Hits Pole, Splits In Half During Lawndale Shootout, 2 Dead
• Miami-Dade Schools PD Needs Help Finding 14-Year-Old Isabella Marzo
• Guinness Open Gate Brewery Holiday Light Walk Begins Thursday
• Dallas NorthPark Center Santa Doing Virtual Visits This Christmas To Support Pediatric Patients
• Baltimore City Sending Text Reminders To Residents About Getting Flu Shots
• No. 11 West Virginia Loses 87-82 To No. 1 Gonzaga In Jimmy V Classic
• COVID Surge: Fearing Deadly Spike In Cases CDC Urges Americans To Cancel Holiday Travel Plans
• Pittsburgh Public Schools: Winter Sports Postponed Until No Earlier Than January 2021
• $10M Pandemic Grant Awarded To Small Businesses In Michigan
• Festival Of Trees Raises Over $650K For Kennedy Krieger Programs
• Eastern Michigan University Partnership Offers Free Or Reduced Tuition For Frontline Workers
• COVID Cases Rise, Doctors Urge Families To Sacrifice Holiday Gatherings
• Protests By Sikh Farmers In India Prompt Demonstration At San Francisco Consulate
• Multiple North Texas Communities Mourning Loss Of Public Servants To COVID-19 This Week
• Anne Arundel County Schools Athletics Season To Begin Virtually Monday
• Red Flag 'No Parking' Restrictions Take Effect Thursday Morning
• Vikings Need More Clutch Performances From Kirk Cousins
• Police Searching For 2 Men Allegedly Responsible For Gunning Down Man Looking For Parking Spot In South Philadelphia
• Pittsburgh Steelers Honor Retired Army Sergeant And His Service Dog
• California Reports More Than 20,000 New Coronavirus Cases Wednesday
• Florida Inmate COVID-19 Deaths Up To 189
• Eddie Benton-Banai, American Indian Movement Co-Founder, Dies At 89
• Newsom Denies Allegations Administration Failed To Stop Prison EDD Fraud
• Final Sentencing Set For Ohio Man Who Claimed To Be Long-Missing Child From Illinois
• Minnesota Twins, Tyler Duffey Reach 1-Year, $2.2M Deal
• 4-Year-Old Boy Taken From Chuck E. Cheese In North Richland Hills Found Safe
• STEAM: Meet The Teen Art Prodigy Who Got The Attention Of Kamala Harris
• Colorado Hospitals Considering Redeploying Former Medical Practitioners
• California Transportation Commission Approves $40.1 Million For Marin-Sonoma Narrows Project
• With Virus Cases On The Rise, Could There Be More Restrictions?
• Longtime San Francisco Businessman Gives Back To The Community
• Westmoreland Co. Church Vandalized And Broken Into 5 Times Since Halloween
• Trump Reportedly Considering Pardons For Family Members
• Steven Spielberg Obtains Temporary Restraining Order Against Woman Who Allegedly Threatened To Kill Him
• DU Athletics Supporting Together 4 Colorado Toy Drive
• Source: St. Paul Police Officer Fired After Shooting Unarmed Naked Man
• 40 Homeless Families Move Into San Fernando Valley Housing Complex
• Former Baltimore Ravens WR Torrey Smith Helping Others Get Access To Mental Health Resources
• LAPD Officer Caught On Camera Striking Trespassing Suspect To Stand Trial
• COVID Surge: San Mateo County Leaders Urge Precautions As Surge Grows, Vaccine On The Way
• Police: West Virginia Officer Shot By Suspect Unlikely To Survive
• Matt Coleman's Last-Second Shot Lifts Texas Longhorns To Maui Invitational Title Over North Carolina
• Pop-Up Shop Helps Struggling Baltimore Businesses During Holiday Shopping Season
• 'This Is My Last Chance To Get College Paid For:' Players React To CIF School Sport Delay
• Denver Shop Using Love Of Dolls To Raise Money For Charity
• Residents Served By Mount Greenwood Post Office Say They've Had Problems With Mail Since Well Before Pandemic
• What Will The COVID-19 Vaccine Feel Like?
• SEE IT: Grinch, Gingerbread Man & Santa Visit Evergreen
• Caught On Camera: Surveillance Video Shows Car Crashing Into Foothill Farms Home
• Baltimore County Public Schools Students Return For Virtual Learning After Ransomware Cyber Attack Forced Classes To Pause
• COVID In Jefferson County: Inmates Complain About Lack Of Social Distancing, Other Safety Measures
• San Joaquin County Jail Inmate Caught While Allegedly Attempting Escape
• 2 Minnesota County Attorneys End 'Grossly Unfair' Bail Policy For Non-Violent Offenders
• Search On For Suspect Who Targeted Businesses Along Woodland's Main Street
• COVID Vaccine Vials Could Be In South Florida Fairly Soon
• Dianne Feinstein Backs Secretary Of State Alex Padilla To Replace VP-Elect Kamala Harris In Senate
• COVID Sports: Pac-12 Football Coaches Keep It Simple Amid Game Cancelations, Disruptions
• 58-Year-Old Man Dead In North Philadelphia Fire: Police
• From Museums To Beverage Distributors To A School Bus Company, Thousands Of Illinois Businesses Got $1 Million Or More In PPP Loans
• Pittsburgh Promise Reaches 10,000th Scholarship Milestone
• 'A Legacy I Do Not Want To Lose': Santa Monica's Iconic Playland Arcade In Danger Of Closing Permanently
• Group Of Mayors Send Letter Calling For 'Uniformity' Among COVID Restrictions
• 48 NBA players positive for COVID-19 in first week of testing
• PennDOT Avoids Major Shutdown But Needs Long-Term Funding Fix
• As ComEd Bribery Defendants Appear In Court, Some Illinois GOP Lawmakers Call For Speaker Mike Madigan To Resign And Leave State Government
• Crews Find Body Of Missing Person In Burned-Out Remains Of Maple Grove Business
• CBS2 Tours New York City's New Pandemic Response Lab, Which Can Process 10,000 Rapid Tests Per Day
• Sen. Feinstein Picks Secretary Of State Alex Padilla In Jockeying For VP-Elect Harris' Senate Seat
• Texas Restaurants Will Have To Reduce Capacity If COVID-19 Hospitalizations Remain Above 15%
• MACV Hotel Program Gives Homeless Vets, And Families, A Transitional Roof Over Their Heads
• COVID In Colorado: Cases, Deaths Continue To Climb Across The State
• As COVID-19 Spreads, Indiana ICU Beds Fill: 'We Just Can't Sustain This Pace'
• COVID In Denver: Stranahan's Snowflake Whiskey Sales Move Online
• COVID-19 Cluster Linked To Private Club In East Bridgewater
• Lafayette 4th Grader Wins Essay Contest On Enjoying The Outdoors
• Search Is On For Arsonist Who Set Chicago Catering Company Trucks On Fire; 'It's Unexpected'
• OC Health Officials Report Jump In COVID-19 Hospitalizations; Cases Surpass 80K
• Pasadena Issues Temporary Limited Stay-At-Home Order, Outdoor Dining Still Allowed
• Grand Jury Report Sparks Debate Over Sacramento PD Officer Recruiting
• Proposed Bill Requiring Sprinklers To Be Installed In NYC Apartments Meeting Strong Opposition, Including By Co-Author
• Report: Pittsburgh Steelers LB Bud Dupree Will Miss Rest Of Season After Tearing ACL
• COVID Purple Tier: Hawaiian Couple With COVID Arrested After Flying Home From San Francisco
• Giuliani To Republicans: Pressure Legislature On Biden Win
• Delaware County Critical Systems Restored Following Computer Hack, Officials Say
• Police Searching For 2 Suspects In Alleged Abduction Of Person In North Philadelphia
• The Best Apps Of 2020 Prove Just What A Long, Strange Year It's Been
• Special Report Raises Questions About How Southeastern Veterans Center Handled COVID-19 Outbreak
• Crews Return To Monongahela River In Search Of Missing 15-Year-Old Jeno Moretti
• Freighter Runs Aground In Detroit River
• Tree From Colorado Finally Decorated & Lit On White House Lawn
• UPDATE: Skyline Boulevard In San Mateo County Reopens After Extended Closure; Homicide Victim Identified
• Pittsburgh Steelers Move To 11-0 With Win Over Baltimore Ravens
• 'If You Don't Take It, They Can Fire You' Says Dallas Labor Lawyer On COVID-19 Vaccine Workplace Requirement
• Kidsburgh: Reducing Stress During The Holiday Season
• Concerned Volunteers Build Pantry From Scratch To Address Hoboken's Food Insecurity
• COVID-19 In Hospitals: Northwestern Doctor Describes Working Up To 36 Hours
• Online Pet Scams On The Rise This Year; One Victim Tells His Story
• Trace McSorley Replaces Robert Griffin III In Ravens-Steelers Game, Throws First Career Touchdown Pass
• William Derry Arrested On 19 Child Pornography Charges, Anne Arundel County Police Say
• Sixers Counting On Matisse Thybulle, Shake Milton To Be On The Money For Team To Succeed
• Windows Smashed On 18 Vehicles Near Oakley And Peterson Avenues In West Rogers Park
• Arlington Charities Working Overtime To Rebound From Tornado
• Deaths Of 2 Children From Asthma Prompts Westchester Officials To Reiterate Doctor's Offices Are Safe During Pandemic
• Pet-Sitting Website Reveals Top Names For Dogs, Cats In Philadelphia
• COVID Purple Tier: Santa Clara County Approaching ICU Bed Capacity; Vaccines May Be Weeks Away
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Positivity Rate Continues To Climb; 2.2K New Cases, 42 New Deaths Reported Wednesday
• UPDATE: Nine Charged In Downtown Walnut Creek Looting As Police Seek More Suspects
• Suffolk County Police Break Up 500-Person Potential Super-Spreader Party At Castle-Like Home
• Chicago Rapper G Herbo, 5 Others Charged With Using Stolen Credit Info For Flights, Vacations, And Designer Puppies
• Tarrant County Using Automated Systems To Speed Up COVID-19 Contact Tracing
• CDC Urges Americans To Stay Home For The Holidays Or Get Tested Twice
• Maryland's Purchase Of 500K COVID-19 Tests From South Korea Being Audited, Acting Health Secretary Says
• Stimulus Package Update: Lawmakers Announce Bipartisan Coronavirus Relief Plan
• 'It Isn't Fair': Thieves Steal Cutouts From Popular Abington Holiday Display
• Maryland Board Of Public Works OKs Key Permit For Natural Gas Pipeline
• Reward Increased To $75,000 In Maggie Long Case
• From Tappo Stools To Liberation Murals, Art Is Everywhere This Week In South Florida
• Prosecutors Say Birth Tourism Fraud Ring Out Of Turkey Operated On Long Island For 3 Years
• Colorado Food Cluster Delivers Meals To Students In Need During Remote Learning
• CHP Motorcycle Officer Dies Of Injuries From On-Duty Crash In Palmdale
• Salon Owner Charged With Sex Assault Of Minor At Artisan Nails In Plymouth Township
• Drive-In Movie Theater Showing New Releases, Classic Films Opens In Hollywood
• How To Protect Holiday Packages From Porch Pirates; 'It Wasn't Just Random...They've Been Screening The Whole Block'
• Ray McGuire Officially Enters Race For NYC Mayor
• Residents Of Miami's Historic Shenandoah Neighborhood Want City To Take Action To Clean Streets & More
• 'A Much More Cohesive Approach': Maryland Hospitals Gearing Up For New Wave Of COVID-19 Patients
• Police: Woman Charged After Baby Girl In Her Care Overdoses On Heroin
• Ravens Fans Critical Of Officiating, Play Calling In Matchup With Steelers
• Fort Worth ISD Superintendent Kent Scribner Asks Gov. Abbott To Make Teachers Among First To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• COVID Schools: Parents, Education Advocates Sue California Over Remote Learning
• COVID Surge: California Shatters Record For Most COVID Cases Reported In A Day
• ACCT Philly Volunteers Concerned About Care Of Animals After Being Banned Due To Pandemic
• I-Team's Call For Action Helps Man Get Title From Hyundai After Months Of Frustration
• Brooklyn Park Co. Builds COVID-Era Sanctuaries For Your Backyard
• As COVID Numbers Climb In N.J. And Counties Gear Up For More Testing, Gov. Murphy Discourages Non-Essential Travel Out Of State
• COVID Purple Tier: San Francisco's Muni Says Layoffs Possible As Agency Faces $68M Budget Deficit
• Colorado Enters The Deep Freeze! How Long Does This Last?
• Locally-Produced 'Walk In My Shoes' Explores Societal Wounds, Shares Stories And Visions Of Future
• Colorado Doctor Warns Of 'Surge On Top Of A Surge' In Early December
• Ambulance Service To Offer At-Home COVID Tests On North Shore
• 'I Gotta Do A Better Job': Carson Wentz Speaks As Losses, Mistakes Continue To Pile Up
• Chicago Not Enforcing Recycling Requirements For Businesses, Or Large Apartment And Condo Buildings, Watchdog Report Finds
• U.N. agency removes cannabis from most dangerous drug category
• Midday Fireball, Boom Thrill Gazers From Ontario To Virginia
• A Facebook Raffle Is Offering Waltham Restaurants Hope During COVID-19
• Ravens' Robert Griffin III Rips Off Longest Run Since 2012 Rookie Season
• Elliot Page, Oscar Nominated Star Of 'Juno,' 'Inception' And More, Comes Out As Transgender
• Dog Stolen From Northeast Dade Store Needs Special Care, Manager Begs For Return
• Man Slashed In The Face Aboard Subway In Manhattan
• Woman, 34, Facing Homicide Charges For Orangevale Shooting That Left Man Dead
• Police Asking For Help Identifying Suspect Believed To Behind Series Of Crimes In Montgomery, Camden Counties
• Maryland To Take On Saint Peter's Instead Of George Mason Following Positive COVID Test In Patriots' Organization
• One-Time $375 Stimulus Payments For Qualifying Unemployed Coloradans Distributed This Week
• 1 Person Dead After Train Hits Pedestrian In Beaver County
• Livonia Opens Up Contest To Residents To 'Light Up Livonia' For The Holidays
• CDC Offers Options To Shorten Quarantine For People Exposed To COVID
• De Blasio To Parents Of Students Registered For In-Person Learning: Use It Or Lose It
• Witnesses Describe 'Huge, Black Cloud Of Smoke' After Explosion In Englewood, New Jersey
• Keller @ Large: Obama Criticizes 'Defund The Police' Slogan
• Ravens CB Jimmy Smith Leaves Game Vs. Steelers Early With Groin Injury
• "Lord of the Rings" stars want to help buy Tolkien's former home
• 'Please Help Us,' Dallas Residents Fed Up With Growing Street Racing Crowds
• COVID In Colorado: Longmont City Council Discusses Resolution To Demand Weld County Compliance With Level Red Restrictions
• COVID In New Jersey: With Vaccine On Horizon, Gov. Phil Murphy Confident State Ready For Distribution
• Woman, 2 Children Rescued From Balcony During Fire In Boston's South End
• Ice-T Says 'No Masker' Father-In-Law Is 'A Believer Now' After Spending 40 Days In ICU For COVID-19
• CDC: 14-Day COVID Quarantine Time Can Be Cut Down To 7 To 10 Days
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• Olympic Decathlon Champion Rafer Johnson Dies At 86 In Sherman Oaks
• Reunited: 'Philly Will' Will Parks Is A Denver Bronco Again
• Britain Grants Emergency Use Authorization For Coronavirus Vaccine
• Berkeley Man Arrested With Cache Of Drugs, Including Cocaine Stashed In Underwear, After Traffic Stop
• 'Really A Prevention Model': Philadelphia District Attorney's Office Working To Connect Employers With Job-Seekers
• Thousands Tested Daily, As Jackson Health Expects First Coronavirus Vaccine Shipment In Mid-December
• Celtics To Open Season Vs. Bucks, Giannis Antetokounmpo On Dec. 23
• First Tier Of Job Cuts At RTD Begins
• COVID in Florida: Nearly 10K New Daily Cases And 96 Deaths
• Two Killed After Dump Truck, Car Collide In Uxbridge
• Dallas County Reports 1,640 New Positive COVID-19 Cases And 3 More Deaths
• Austin Mayor Steve Adler Vacations In Mexico After Urging People To Stay Home During COVID-19 Case Surge
• Annual Memorial Service For LA County's Unclaimed Dead To Be Livestreamed
• Dr. Dave Hnida: Adult Behavior Could Determine When Colorado Students Return To Classrooms
• 'More Scams Than Ever Out There': Scammers Looking To Make Quick Buck On Fake Puppy Sales During Holiday Season
• First Responders Argue They Should Be Among First Minnesotans To Get COVID Vaccine
• Samlily The Cat Is Up For Adoption At MDSPCA
• Montrose Man, 53, Sentenced To 15 Years In Prison For Meth Trafficking
• NFL Week 13 NFC North Picks: Vikings 'Going To Make The Playoffs,' Says SportsLine's Kenny White
• COVID Surge: Outbreak Reported At Two Santa Clara County Youth Detention Facilities
• Fed and Treasury urge Congress to act now on virus relief
• 33-Year-Old Man Killed In NE Baltimore Shooting
• 'It Really Has Me Blown Away': Habitat For Humanity Building North Texas Homes Made Of Shipping Containers
• Crime Stoppers Offering Reward Up To $2,500 For Information On Man's Murder In Detroit
• COVID-19 In Illinois: State Reports Record 238 New Coronavirus Deaths; 'We've Already Lost Too Many Lives'
• COVID In Colorado: Lawsuit Forces Weld County To Upgrade Jail Protections
• Growing Number Of Parents Worried About Long-Term Effects COVID Crisis Will Have On Mental Health Of Children
• Gov. Wolf Calls For Plan To Address Flooding Caused By Climate Change
• Nantucket Hospital Reports 'Significant Spike' In Coronavirus Transmission; Schools Shift To Remote Learning
• FBI Agent Shot, Ohio Homicide Suspect Killed In Louisiana
• Judge Rejects To Block Ban On Michigan Indoor Dining
• Watch Live: Gov. Jared Polis, Legislative Leadership To Discuss Special Session
• Big Bear Lake Hiking Trail, Picnic Area Closed For Bald Eagle Nesting
• Construction Worker Hurt In 2-Story Plunge From Scaffolding At Oakley School Campus
• Severe wildfires burning 8 times more area in western U.S.
• Pizza Hut co-founder dies from pneumonia after beating COVID-19
• Coronavirus (MN): Court Closes Plainview Gym Violating Governor's COVID-19 Restrictions
• Davie Woman Says 3 Armed Men Broke Into Home, Tied Her Up, Stole Lilac Tri-Color English Bulldog Named 'Goku'
• Despite Urgency And Pressure, FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn Says 'Corners Cannot Be Cut' In Authorizing COVID-19 Vaccine
• San Francisco Bans Smoking Inside Apartments, But Allows Pot Smoking
• Police Corral Cows That Wander Onto Ohio Highway
• Texas To Receive 1.4M Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine For Distribution This Month
• Crews Douse 2-Alarm Fire At Building On Folsom Boulevard
• Ask A Doc: Everything You Need To Know About Diabetes
• 2 Killed In Arlington Triple Shooting
• Victim Critical After Being Attacked With Piece Of Wood In San Francisco's Bayview
• Federal Ruling Cracks Down On Emotional Support Animals On Planes
• Protest Continues Outside Garcetti's Home For Ninth Consecutive Day
• LeBron James' voting rights group takes aim at Georgia Senate runoffs
• Santa Ana Approves Mandatory Face Coverings
• Downtown Target Store On Pittsburgh Planning Commission's Upcoming Meeting Agenda
• City Of Fort Worth Buying Pier 1 Headquarters, Will Be New City Hall In 2022
• Illinois State Police Say Improvements Have Cut DNA Test Backlog Nearly In Half Since Last Year
• Sacramento County Man Arrested On Charges Of Lewd And Lascivious Acts With Child
• Companies Interested In Building Chicago Casino Largely Prefer Downtown Location
• City Of Los Angeles To Hold Gun Buyback Event At 3 Locations
• More Barrier-Free Testing: COVID-19 Saliva Testing Site Opening In Worthington
• Sooners Coach Lincoln Riley Calls In Bob Stoops After COVID-19 Depletes Assistant Coaching Staff
• 22-Year-Old Woman Shot In Chest, Killed Inside West Philadelphia Home
• Ravens Activate 10 Players From Practice Squad For Steelers Game; Mark Ingram, J.K. Dobbins Not Expected To Play, Reports Say
• Olympic champion Rafer Johnson has died at age 86
• Kemba Walker Bummed He'll Miss Start Of Season, But Says Knee Is Starting To Feel Better
• Former Jeannette Football Coach Joe Mucci Passes Away From COVID-19
• Lakers, Clippers Both Slated To Play Christmas Day As Training Camps Begin
• LA Judge Declines To Issue Court Order In Lawsuit Over Outdoor Dining Ban, Says County Should Provide Evidence
• These Illinois Companies Got More Than $1 Million In PPP Loans
• Colorado Program Offers Free Help Sorting Through Medicare Options
• Coronavirus, Fan Eagerness May Spur Sports Bet, Casino Expansion
• 33 Big Y Pharmacy Locations To Offer Free COVID Vaccines
• Discount Store Super Linens Closing In Fells Point
• New Jersey State Police Recruit Dies, Lost Consciousness In Training
• Food from canceled wedding feeds 200 on Thanksgiving
• How Can The 49ers Make The Playoffs? Breaking Down The Chances, Scenarios With Five Weeks Left
• Hit-And-Run Driver Slams Into Children At Crosswalk, Injuring Both Of Them
• Colorado Photographer Ross Bernards Says He Watched Now-Famous Monolith In Utah Fall To The Ground
• Colorado Springs Police Help Reunite Family With Stolen Dog, Burglary Suspect At Large
• Ocean Swell Creates Dangerous Beach Conditions Along Northern California Coast
• Saturday's Maryland-Michigan Football Game Canceled As More Wolverines Test Positive, Come Into Contact With COVID-19
• Wisconsin Gov. Calls Trump's Election Lawsuit An 'Assault On Democracy'
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: With 10% Of Its Workforce In Quarantine, City Working To Ensure Uninterrupted Service
• Damien Harris Is NFL's No. 1 Running Back, According To Pro Football Focus
• Body Found In Creek Along Trail In Montgomery County Identified; Foul Play Not Suspected, Police Say
• Michigan Restaurant Leaves Franchise Over Virus Restrictions
• San Francisco Sheriff's Deputy Linton Martin Collapses, Dies At Age 56
• Final Sentencing Set For Man Who Claimed To Be Missing Aurora Boy
• Matthew Parsons Arrested In String Of Anne Arundel County Robberies, Police Say
• Sen. Cruz Urges U.S. Supreme Court To Hear Emergency Appeal On Pennsylvania Election Challenge
• San Bernardino Marks Fifth Anniversary Of Terror Attack That Killed 14
• Sick Of Congestion On I-270? CDOT Wants To Hear From You
• Placer County To Pay $9.9 Million Settlement Over Deputy Shooting That Paralyzed Silicon Valley Engineer
• Caltrans Warns of Solano County Traffic Delays During Highway Construction
• New Rules Crack Down On Emotional Support Animals On Planes
• Report: LeBron James Signs 2-Year Extension With Lakers
• Aaron Rodgers' 50th Touchdown Pass vs. Bears Puts Him In Exclusive group
• Sheriff Wickersham Speaks Out After Nearly 150 Inmates Test Positive For COVID In The Macomb Co. Jail
• Investigators Believe There Are More Victims In Trevondus Estes Sexual Assault, Robbery Crime Spree
• State Senator Ileana Garcia Gears Up For 2022 Re-election Bid
• MACV's Mission To Aid Homeless Vets Faces Uphill Battle In COVID Pandemic
• Viewers Reach Out After Story Of Kevin McKay, Who Has Had No Income For 8 Months And Was Getting No Help From IDES
• 3 Women With Disabilities Sue Allegheny County Jail Alleging Brutal Assault By Sergeant
• New Exit Numbers Going Up Along Mass Pike This Month
• Person Dies After Early Morning Fire In Midtown Sacramento Apartment
• Extra Lucky Florida Man Wins Lottery Scratch-Off Jackpot For Second Time
• COVID In Colorado: Coronavirus Measures Agreed Upon By ACLU, Weld County Sheriff
• List: Free Flu Shots Offered For The Uninsured At Some Tarrant County Albertsons, Kroger, Tom Thumb
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 8,291 New Cases, 194 More Deaths
• UM To Hold Fall 2020 Commencement Ceremonies Virtually Due To Rise In COVID-19 Cases
• Interfaith Leaders Meet To Discuss Role Of Faith During COVID Pandemic
• Nurses Strike Continues At Montefiore New Rochelle Hospital
• Online Pet Scams Double In 2020
• CIF Delays All High School Sports Practices, Competition Until After The New Year
• Pittsburgh Steelers Put Maurkice Pouncey On Reserve/COVID-19 List; Game Against Baltimore Ravens Reportedly Officially 'A Go'
• New Orleans swingers convention leads to 41 COVID infections
• Obama criticizes "defund the police" messaging
• City Of Aurora Asks For Dismissal Of Wrongful Death Lawsuit By Elijah McClain's Family
• NYPD: Traffic Agent Pushed To Ground In Hell's Kitchen
• CBS4's Peter D'Oench Voted Best Male TV News Reporter In South Florida
• 17-Year-Old Girl Hurt In Stockton Shooting; 3 Arrested
• New Unemployment Head Balances Paying Claims, Stopping Fraud
• Investigators: Counterfeit Opioids Could Be Factor In Death Of 2 North Texas Teenagers
• Pandemic's hit to economy? Nearly $5 trillion over two years
• Vikings Have 30% Chance Of Making Playoffs, According To Projections
• U.S. ruling excludes emotional support animals from planes
• 2 People Die After Nitrogen Leak At Vernon Food Plant
• Christmas Tree Sales Expected To Be Healthy This Year As People Yearn For Normalcy
• 6 People Stabbed At Carol Stream Apartment Complex
• Caregivers Strike Continues At Infinity Healthcare Nursing Homes; Workers Want Better Wages, Pandemic Pay
• South Beach Wine And Food Fest Pushed Back In 2021
• Petition Filed To Change Name Of Mount Evans To Mount Blue Sky
• Southwest Airlines No Longer Social Distancing On Flights, Selling Tickets To Fill Every Seat
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 5,192 New Cases And 77 Deaths, 2nd-Highest Daily Death Count Seen So Far
• LOCATED: Yedidia Keltu, 12, Reported Missing From Rogers Park
• Police: 18-Year-Old Man Killed, 3 Juveniles Injured In Shooting After Apparent Dispute At Falls Township Apartment Complex
• CDC Decreasing COVID-19 Quarantine Time From 14 To 7-10 Days
• Man Critically Injured After Shot During Fight At SEPTA's 13th Street Trolley Station In Center City, Philadelphia Police Say
• COVID In Colorado: Arts Through It All Holiday Campaign Designed To Help Struggling Cultural Groups
• Sheriff's Office Looking For 2 Armed Robbery Suspects In Edgewood
• Longtime Madigan Ally, 3 Others Plead Not Guilty In ComEd Bribery Case
• COVID Vaccine Rollout Could Be 'Most Complex Immunization Effort' In History
• 5 Cars Destroyed In Boxboro Repair Shop Fire
• Vikings' Adam Thielen Activated From Reserve/COVID-19 List
• David Boreanaz Calls 'SEAL Team' Season Four: 'Refreshing, Explorative, Adventurous'
• David Boreanaz Calls 'SEAL Team' Season Four 'Refreshing, Explorative, Adventurous'
• Body Found In Woods In Baltimore County Over Weekend, Police Say
• Bar owner who defied COVID rules arrested in sting
• Veteran Collin County Detention Officer Joseph Quillen, Jr. Dies After Contracting COVID-19
• NORAD's Santa Tracking Website Goes Live For Christmas Season
• Denver Ranked 3rd Best City For Singles In New Report
• Man In Critical Condition After Shooting In North Minneapolis
• Resident, Dog Displaced After Modesto House Fire
• Celebrities show support for Elliot Page
• Pittsburgh Police Chief Joins In On Friendly Snowball Fight With Kids
• For The First Time Since Grounding, American Airlines Boeing 737 MAX Flight Takes Off From DFW
• Marin County Looking to Reduce Wildfire Fuel By Burning Vegetation
• George Kowalski Identified As Victim In Fatal Monday Morning Fire In Laurel; Hoarding Conditions Made Battling Flames Difficult, Officials Say
• Michigan State To Require Students To Live 2 Years On Campus
• 'Tennis Is Booming': USTA's Leah Friedman On The Rise Of Tennis Racquet Sales During COVID-19
• COVID In Summit County: Officials Say Capacity Restrictions Keeping Transmission Rates Low
• Forget Waving To Santa In-Person, Arlington's Annual Holiday Lights Parade Canceled
• LeBron James Shuts Down Attempted Trademark On 'King James'
• Study: COVID May Have Been In Massachusetts, 8 Other States Earlier Than January
• 'Don't Shutter Yet': State Lawmaker Says Relief Is On The Way for Small Businesses
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 508 New Cases, 10 Additional Deaths
• Charges: Montana Cutbank, 21, Fatally Shot Man In Head During Argument
• Scammers find "windfall" in Americans trying to buy pets online
• Sephora To Open Mini Shops Inside Kohl's Stores
• Trio From Texas Accused Of Murderous 2-State Rampage Could Face Terror, Hate-Crime Charges
• Comedian Jenny Slate, Battle of the Bites: Chicago Pizza Edition, "Grey's Anatomy" star Jake Borelli
• Trauma Nurse Offers Stark Warning As COVID Cases Surge: 'Believe This Is Real'
• Troy Police Investigating Hilton Garden Inn Parking Lot Shooting
• Sixers Head Coach Doc Rivers 'Very Concerned' NBA Can Pull Off Season As COVID-19 Pandemic Continues To Rage
• Gunman Opens Fire In Hell's Kitchen, 1 Person Shot
• Troy Police Warn Of PlayStation 5 Scammers
• 19-Year-Old Jesse Almanza Charged With 7 Counts Of Aggravated Assault After Shooting
• Boat Docked Behind Pompano Beach Home Goes Up In Flames
• White Sox Manager Tony La Russa To Change Plea In Arizona Drunk Driving Case
• Restaurants Struggle As They Rely On Takeout Orders To Stay Afloat
• Blaze Rips Through Commercial Building Complex In Pico-Union
• Public Warned Of High Mercury Levels In Fish From Santa Clara County Lakes, Waterways
• MTA's Controversial Congestion Pricing Plan Could Be Delayed Until At Least 2023
• Bicyclist Hurt In Oakdale Hit-And-Run; Search On For Driver
• Ho-Ho-No: Hoboken's Annual SantaCon Canceled
• Climate action needs American leadership, U.N. chief says
• Bill Belichick Addresses Patriots' Slow Starts: 'Thanks For Pointing That Out'
• Watchdog and historical groups sue White House over preserving records
• Ricky Rubio Returns To Timberwolves With Sharper Perspective And Skills
• Ground Stop, Delay At DIA Were Due To FAA Facility Cleaning After Positive COVID Test
• PTL Links: December 2, 2020
• The Biggest Covid Debates: Should There Be Concerns Over The Latest Astrazeneca Vaccine Data?
• LOOK: Artist Spreads Holiday Cheer With East Providence Mural
• Emergency Siren Test Scheduled At Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station Wednesday Afternoon
• Mark Kelly sworn in as Democratic senator from Arizona
• Michigan Couple Married For 47 Years Die Of COVID-19 Within A Minute Of One Another
• 'Like Living A Nightmare': COVID Takes Heavy Toll On Colorado Health Care Workers
• Police: Body Of Instagram Influencer Alexis Sharkey Was Found Near Texas Interstate
• Hawaii Lures People To Work Remotely There
• Boater rescued 86 miles offshore: "I thought, 'This is it'"
• Rosemount Man, 32, Dies Weeks After Moped Crash Involving Another Vehicle
• No. 8 Michigan State Beats No. 6 Duke 75-69
• More Priests Named, Including Father Woody, In New Colorado Child Sex Abuse Report
• Trump threatens to veto defense bill over social media shield law
• Hong Kong jails 3 prominent young pro-democracy activists
• PennDOT Extends Expiration Date Of Commercial Driver Licenses And Learner's Permits
• Florida Women Plead Guilty In Sex Sting Involving Patriots Owner Robert Kraft
• Potential "bribery-for-pardon" scheme under investigation by DOJ
• Amid Indoor Dining Pause, Minneapolis Hotel Restaurant Ramps Up Room Service
• Grand Jury Recommends Allowing Sac PD Officers To Have Tattoos, Piercings, Ponytails
• Josh McDaniels 'Absolutely' Confident In Cam Newton, Despite Inconsistent Results
• One Person May Be Missing In Ruins Of Fire-Gutted Maple Grove Business
• New York Weather: Wednesday Afternoon 12/2 Weather Headlines
• Two People Walk Away From Small Plane Crash In Pembroke Pines
• UPDATE: Homicide Investigation Follows Discovery Of Body Along Skyline Boulevard On Peninsula
• Police: New Castle County Man Shot Ex-Girlfriend, Killed Man During Argument
• Purple Tier COVID Roundup: Rents Continue To Tumble; 49ers Off To Arizona; San Francisco Mayor London Breed's French Laundry Gathering
• Resident Injured In Santa Rosa House Fire; Unresponsive Dog Revived
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Asymptomatic Spread
• Statewide Program Offers Free Hotel Stays For Farmworkers Who Test Positive For COVID
• 1 Man Dies In Double Shooting In NE Baltimore Late Tuesday
• Walmart Reports 36,000 Patti LaBelle Sweet Potato Pies Are Sold A Day
• On First Night Of Winter Overnight Parking Ban, 230 Chicagoans Did Not Get The Message
• Red Sox Reportedly Showing Interest In Corey Kluber
• South Florida Bundles Up As Temperatures Tumble Again
• Starbucks Offering Free Coffee To Frontline Workers During December
• COVID Bay Area Exodus: Rents Continue To Tumble Across Bay Area, South Bay Sees 20% Drop
• UK Becomes First Country To Approve Pfizer's Coronavirus Vaccine
• Report: Celtics Set To Host Kyrie Irving, Brooklyn Nets On Christmas Day
• COVID-19 In Butler County: 'Strike Team' Testing Center Delay Frustrates County Leaders
• 6 Hurt When Fire Truck Collides With Livery Cab In Bronx Intersection
• Woman dies after being run over while defending her son
• Semi-Truck Rollover On Bishop Ford Freeway At Stony Island Causes Ramp Closures
• Police: Man On Motorbike Seen Firing Shots On Bronx Street
• Beverly Hills Council Adopts Resolution Opposing LA County Health Order Prohibiting Outdoor Dining
• Health care workers overwhelmed by record COVID hospitalizations
• USWNT and U.S. Soccer reach settlement on working conditions
• Driver Dies In Head-On Collision In Indiana County
• Body Found In Miami Beach Canal
• Salesforce to buy Slack work-chat service for $27.7 billion
• Caught On Video: Armed Suspects Accused Of Robbing Brooklyn Deli
• Florida becomes 3rd state to hit 1 million coronavirus cases
• Former FBI Director James Comey To Teach Course At Columbia University
• LA County Again Sees Record-High COVID-19 Daily Cases, Hospitalizations
• Georgia elections official rebukes Trump after threats to workers
• St. Paul Business Owner Turns Restaurant Into Food Shelf
• U.K. becomes 1st country to approve Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for use
• Afghan forces are on defensive, says former ambassador
• How Cher is helping save the world's loneliest elephant
• Hundreds Wait In Line For Hours For Free $250 Publix Gift Card In Miami
• Video shows 1st documented mountain lion sighting in Dallas County
• U.K. Is 1st Country To Approve Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine, With Distribution To Start Next Week
• Moon Township Office Building Without Power Due To Transformer Issues
• With Pandemic Canceling Family Reunions And Other Big Events Comes Struggle To Get Refunds
• Holiday Packages Curated By Minnesota Athletes Up For Bidding
• Pittsburgh Weather: Snow Wraps Up, Cold Start To The Day
• Mother suspected of locking up her son for 28 years
• Hit By Pandemic Months After Opening, Taylor's Tacos Finds Way To Pull Through At The Hatchery Business Incubator
• Nursing Homes, Assisted Living Centers Will Be Among First To Get COVID Vaccines
• Chicago Weather: Above-Average Temperatures Ahead
• Family Fun At Home: Do-It-Yourself Projects To Keep Kids And Parents Entertained
• Dozens Of Skimmers Found At Florida Gas Stations
• FBI On The Hunt For Brooklyn Rapper 'Casanova,' Says He's Member Of Violent Street Gang
• Police: 21-Year-Old Man Shot At Takeout Restaurant In East Germantown
• Steelers And Ravens Wednesday Afternoon Matchup Set To Make History
• Pregnant Woman, Child Among Injured In South Philadelphia House Fire
• Wednesday's Child: 3-Year-Old Raelynn
• Pennsylvania Fishing Licenses For 2021 Season On Sale
• Wilkinsburg Police Offering Gift Cards At Gun Buyback Event
• Pa. Attorney General Josh Shapiro Warns Of Online Holiday Scams
• WQED-FM Goes Off-Air Due To Transmission Line Damage
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• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: In-Person Classes Resume At Serra Catholic High School
• Three People Injured In Ambulance Crash In Fayette County
• W. Va. Police Officer Hospitalized After Being Shot

Videos from December 2, 2020

• Sports legend Rafer Johnson has died at age 86
• Los Angeles County coronavirus surge could lead to ICU bed shortages
• Former HHS Secretary weighs in on CDC vaccine recommendations
• William Barr says no evidence of widespread voter fraud in 2020 election
• Trump continues to claim election was stolen from him
• CDC director warns the nation may face the "most difficult time" in its public health history this winter
• Soccer Olympian is now a doctor who helps treat coronavirus patients
• Pelosi backs $908 billion stimulus bill after months of holding out for more
• Boeing 737 Max takes 1st passenger flight in nearly 2 years
• Trump lashes out at Georgia Republicans over election results
• U.K. approves Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine
• U.S. coronavirus hospitalizations surpass 100,000
• Local Matters: Georgia nears deadline for 2nd recount as Trump plans rally
• CBS Evening News, December 2, 2020
• Former Joint Chiefs chair Mike Mullen: "Trump loyalists" installed in Pentagon lack experience
• FDA commissioner responds to U.K. authorizing COVID vaccine ahead of U.S.
• 12/2: Red and Blue
• Iran's parliament approves bill to suspend nuclear inspections
• Doctor weighs in on CDC's shorter quarantine period for people exposed to coronavirus
• New report warns online pet scams have skyrocketed during pandemic
• How the U.K. will start distributing COVID vaccines
• Attorney General Barr contradicts Trump, says no evidence of widespread election fraud
• U.K. authorizes mass distribution of Pfizer's COVID vaccine
• Boater rescued 86 miles offshore speaks out
• Justice Department investigating possible bribery-for-pardon scheme
• Hong Kong jails pro-democracy activists
• China and Russia using vaccines to expand political and economic influence
• How the U.K. became the first Western country to greenlight a coronavirus vaccine
• Biden will meet with workers and business owners suffering from economic crisis
• Health in Her Hue connects Black women to "culturally competent" health providers
• The Alphabet Rockers, a multi-racial, multi-generational hip-hop group, uses music to combat racism
• Bryan Cranston on new TV drama "Your Honor," filming during a pandemic
• U.N. Secretary-General says U.S. rejoining Paris agreement is "critical to rescuing the planet"
• VA, Defense Department under new pressure to help ailing veterans who served at toxic base
• Coronavirus pandemic forces medical schools to adapt
• Oscar-nominated star of "Juno," "Inception" Elliot Page comes out as transgender
• Italy to start coronavirus vaccinations in January; gunmen take over Brazilian city in bank heist
• Biden wants new coronavirus relief bill, announces diverse economic team
• U.K. regulators approve Pfizer vaccine for distribution ahead of European Union
• CDC panel votes to give COVID-19 vaccines to health care workers, long-term care facilities
• Experts call for frontline health workers, seniors in care facilities to have first vaccine access
• U.K. becomes first country to approve Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine
• 12/2: CBSN AM