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Articles from December 7, 2020

• COVID Shutdown: 'Disappointed' Marin Parents Take Kids On Last Trip To A Playground For 2020
• Antelope High School Titan Band Spreading Holiday Cheer With Annual Parade
• Police Looking For Driver Involved In Fatal Echo Park Hit-And-Run
• Sacramento Officers Injured In Protests, Resources Stretched Thin
• Thousands Of Struggling Nonprofits Look Toward Colorado Gives Day As Lifeline
• DIA Great Hall Project Completion Set For 2024
• Colorado's First Gentleman Marlon Reis Treated With Dexamethasone, Remdesivir For Coronavirus
• Colorado Drought: Denver On Track To Record 5th Driest Year Since 1872
• Orange County Business Owners Express Concern About Surviving Another Shutdown
• CBS4 Gearing Up For Drive-By, Drop-Off Toy Collection On Friday
• Blistery Santa Ana Winds Create More Wildfire Danger Monday
• Redding Teen On A Mission To Keep Veterans' Stories Alive
• Sacramento Named Country's Hottest Housing Market
• WW II Pilot Who Broke Sound Barrier, Inspired Movie 'The Right Stuff' Chuck Yeager Dies, At 97
• Chuck Yeager, First Pilot To Break Sound Barrier, Dies At 97
• COVID In Denver: Restaurants Face Citations After Trying To Get Creative With Dining Options During Level Red Restrictions
• Donald Garcia Suspected In Murder Of Salida Man In Saguache, May Be Hitchhiking
• Tough Decisions Being Made As Colorado COVID Vaccine Distribution Set To Begin Possibly By Week's End
• Colorado's First Gentleman Marlon Reis Thankful For Kind Words During Coronavirus Hospitalization
• VIDEO: Yellow Lab Rescued From Icy Lone Tree Golf Course Pond
• Allen Throws For 4 TDs, Bills Beat 49ers, 34-24
• Elverta Man Sought By Deputies On Attempted Murder Charge Arrested
• 'I Have Never Seen Anything Like It': Bank Of America Says Fraudsters Have Stolen $2B In California EDD Funds
• Police Investigating Deadly Shooting In North Sacramento
• 49ers Not Able To Keep Up With Bills In 34-24 loss
• Aurora Pit Bull Ban: City Council Debates Competing Ordinances To Repeal Breed Restrictions
• Seattle Sounders Score Twice Late, Stun Minnesota United, 3-2
• 1 Dead In Triple Shooting Near Mills College In Oakland
• Chuck Yeager, First Pilot To Break Sound Barrier, Dies At 97
• President Donald Trump Asked Pa. House Speaker Bryan Cutler For Help Overturning Election Results
• Gov. Murphy Reveals Most Infected With COVID-19 Not Cooperating With State's Contact Tracers
• Lodi Restaurant Owner Operating Under 'Loophole' To Keep Dining Open
• Cuomo: If COVID Hospitalizations Keep Climbing, Indoor Dining Will Have To Halt In NYC
• Chicago Weather: Mid-Week Warmup
• After Already Being Subject Of CBS 2 Investigation For Dubious COVID-19-Fighting Light Gadget, Fam Mirza Returns With Another One
• Former NYPD Deputy Commissioner Larry Byrne Dies At 61
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: Health Care Workers Feeling Emotional Toll Of Pandemic
• ONLY ON 2: Postal Worker Says Many Staffers Are Coming Down With COVID-19, And It's To Blame For Mail Delays
• Need To Get Tested For COVID? There Are Easier Options Than Waiting In Long Lines At State-Run Sites
• Bond Fire At 70% Containment, All Evacuation Orders Reduced To Warnings
• ONLY ON 2: Hundreds Of False Positive COVID-19 Tests Reported By Independent Laboratory StarLab
• Study: Fort Lauderdale Is Least Safe City In America
• Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine Volunteer Shares Experience During Clinical Trial
• 3 People Rushed To Hospital From Englewood House Fire
• FBI Agent Breaks Down Common Themes In Bank Robberies, ATM Burglaries
• 9-Year-Old M'nikoe Plaza Found Safe
• Vandals Target House Of 89-Year-Old Minneapolis Woman 9 Times In 2020
• Federal Judge Upholds Michigan Election Results Saying 'The People Have Spoken'
• Business And Crime Increase In Hudson, WI Ever Since Minnesota Closed Bars, Restaurants
• Michigan Secretary Of State Speaks Out On Threats, Acts Of Intimidation
• Fatigue Setting In For Frontline Hospital Workers As COVID Pandemic Elongates
• Former U.S. Senator Paul Sarbanes, A 'Sincere And Passionate Advocate' For Maryland, Dies At Age 87
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 2.3K New Cases As Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Fall Slightly
• Police Warn Of Possible Increase In Package Thefts This Holiday Season Due To Online Shopping Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Columbus Zoo Mourns Loss Of Beloved 48-Year-Old Gorilla Toni
• Ravens' Lamar Jackson Activated From COVID/Reserve List, Eligible To Start Tuesday Against Dallas
• Nearly 7K Southwest Employees, Including Nearly 1.2K In Maryland, Could Face Furloughs Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center's New Helipad Opens
• 2 ATVs Break Through Ice In St. Louis County
• Long Beach Mayor Proposes $5 Million Coronavirus Fund For Salons, Other Personal Care Services, Gyms
• Boston Plans To Reopen 28 Schools To High-Need Students
• COVID Pandemic: Tenants Advocates, Lawmakers Trying To Avert 'Tsunami Of Evictions' When Moratorium Ends
• Backcountry Campaign Launches As Rescue Teams See Large Jump In Calls
• Riverside Surpasses 92K COVID-19 Cases, San Bernardino Nears 108K
• Six Additional USC Athletes Test Positive For COVID-19
• Elk Grove's Ghost Mall Property Sold To Las Vegas-Based Gaming Developer
• Boy, 15, Dead After Being Shot In Roseland
• 'We're Just Regular People': Home Health Care Workers Looking For Relief
• Forney High School Coach Jeremy Morgan Passes Away At 44 From COVID-19 Complications
• 3rd Winningest Coach In Texas Longhorns Football History Fred Akers Passes Away At 82
• Airbnb Announces $1M Gift To Fund Home Stays For LA Vaccine Workers
• Police: Ohio Man Charged In Armed Robbery Tried To Kill Co-Defendant In Ambush Shooting
• Minneapolis City Council Committee OKs Plan Redirecting Policing Funds To Public Safety Options
• Natalie Desselle-Reid, 'Madea's Big Happy Family' Actress, Dies At 53
• Surprise! Washington Ends Pittsburgh's Perfect Season 23-17
• Army To Fire Or Suspend 'Significant Number' Of Fort Hood Officers, Soldiers Over Violence At Base
• Roseville 'Long-Hauler' Living With Covid-19 Symptoms Months Later: 'I Don't Wish This Upon Anybody'
• 1972 Miami Dolphins Celebrate Pittsburgh Steelers' Loss To Washington Football Team
• COVID Restrictions: Bay Area Salon Operators Push Back Against Latest Lockdown
• Anne Arundel County Council Unanimously Approves Amal Awad As New Police Chief
• Gun, Cocaine Seized In Berkeley Traffic Stop
• While Calling For Injunction That Could Delay CPS Reopening Plan, Chicago Teachers Union Says Strike Is Not Off Table
• LAUSD Will Suspend In-Person Tutoring, Childcare This Week As COVID-19 Levels Skyrocket In LA County
• COVID Restrictions: Exasperated Bay Area Restaurant Owners Consider Defiance Of Shutdown Orders
• Ald. Tom Tunney Admits Allowing Regular Customers To Dine Inside Ann Sather Restaurant; 'This Was An Error In Judgment'
• COVID-19 And College Basketball: Navy Pauses Team Activities For 10 Days; Maryland Women's Game Against Mount St. Mary's Canceled
• Washington Football Team Hands Pittsburgh Steelers First Loss Of Season
• Dog En Route To Minnesota Rescue Delivers 14 Puppies During Trip
• 'If You Know Anything, Say Something': $50K Reward Offered For Information In Shooting Death Of El Sereno Father
• Loved Ones Mourning Loss Of Community Leader Ever Linares To COVID-19
• LA County Now Has First-Ever All-Female Board Of Supervisors
• Justin Jefferson's Rookie Season Measures Up Against The Best, Even Randy Moss
• COVID In Wisconsin: Health Officials Say Most Will Wait Months For COVID Vaccine
• Denton County Down To 5 Available ICU Beds
• Proposed Law Would Require Police Officers To Have Bachelor's Degree Or Be 25
• South Florida Retirement Communities Preparing For Arrival Of COVID Vaccine
• Pittsburgh Steelers CB Joe Haden Leaves Game Against Washington With Possible Concussion
• Gov. Gavin Newsom May Reshape California Politics With Picks To Replace VP-Elect Kamala Harris, AG Xavier Becerra
• Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office Creates Sentencing Review Unit To Study Prison Release In Certain Cases
• Fort Worth 16-Year-Old Debbie Torres Missing Since Sunday Morning
• 'Our Hospitals Are More Prepared': Local Doctor Talks About Latest COVID-19 Surge, Vaccines
• North Texas Hospital 'In Very Critical Situation' Awaiting COVID-19 Vaccine Arrival
• Police Searching For Suspect Accused Of Calling In Bomb Threat To Delaware Park Casino
• 10-Year-Old James Gerun Found Safe
• Orange County Reports 1,964 New COVID-19 Cases As Hospitalizations Continue To Climb
• New Video Shows Staten Island Bar Co-Owner Danny Presti Allegedly Driving Into Sheriff's Deputy, Presti Says He 'Did Nothing Wrong'
• LeBron James Seen Driving The LA Freeways In Style - And Masked Up
• 'Bogus Bins'; Long Island Officials Warn Scammers Trying To Take Advantage Of Holiday Donations
• State Police Hand Down 4 Notices Of Violation, 1 Warning To Pittsburgh-Area Establishments Over COVID-19 Orders
• COVID-19 In Washington County: Washington Health System CEO Says Outpatient Services May Be Impacted If Surge Continues
• New York City's Younger Students Head Back To School For In-Person Learning
• COVID Pandemic: Santa Clara Officials Expect 17,500 Doses Of Pfizer Vaccine To Arrive Around Dec. 15
• 'Let's Win This War'; Gov. Murphy Urges New Jerseyans To Take Precautions Following Thanksgiving COVID Surge
• Pittsburgh Awarded $10M To Stabilize Mt. Washington
• Eataly Expands To North Texas: 'We Are Expecting A Lot Of Excitement From Dallas'
• National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day Marked With Ceremony In Manhattan
• Staffer In Gov. Sununu's Office Tests Positive For COVID-19
• San Joaquin County Business Owners Angered By Stay-At-Home Order
• COVID Pandemic: San Mateo Health Officer Explains Why He's Not Joining Local Stay-At-Home Orders
• Ex-Harvard Coach, Wealthy Maryland Businessman Indicted In $1.5M College Admissions Scam
• Chicago Man And Other Business Owners Step In To Help Witnesses Of Crime Afraid Of Retaliations; 'I Need To Do Something'
• Los Angeles County prosecutor to end cash bail for most offenses
• Welcome North Texas' Newest Pro Sports Team, The Jackals
• President Donald Trump To Attend Army-Navy Football Game
• Police: Man Shot In Neck, Killed In South Philadelphia
• 68-Year-Old Man Dies After Truck Crashes Into Him
• Miami-Dade Public Schools To 'Stick With 14-Day Quarantine' Says Coronavirus Task Force
• Pittsburgh Steelers LB Robert Spillane Leaves Game Against Washington With Injury
• Nevada hospital treats patients in parking garage amid virus surge
• Report: Warriors' Draymond Green, James Wiseman Test Positive For COVID-19
• California Assembly Gathers At Golden 1 Center To Start Work As Virus Surges
• Westmoreland County Taking Inventory Of Blighted Buildings
• 'One Of The Greatest Power Hitters Ever': Phillies, Baseball Community Mourns Loss Of Legend Dick Allen
• University Of Colorado's Leeds School Of Business Projects Job Growth In Leisure, Hospitality
• Freeport Flower Shop Destroyed In Fire Finds Temporary Home At Nearby Sea Food Restaurant
• 1 Killed, 2 Injured In 4-Vehicle Crash In Baltimore County
• Local Shoppers See Changes At Stores As Regional Stay-At-Home Order Takes Effect
• Missing Pico Rivera Woman Carolina Martinez Found After 5 Months
• Dance Troop 'The Pacemakers' Hoping To Inspire Other Seniors To Keep Moving To The Beat During Coronavirus Pandemic
• What were the most popular Twitter trends this year?
• Holiday Shopping Picks Up As COVID-19 Spreads In North Texas
• Huizar Pleads Not Guilty To Bribery, Conspiracy Charges
• Trio Arrested In Towson Apartment Burglary, Police Say
• 'We're Definitely Stretched': A Look Inside COVID ICU At Regions Hospital
• Court Ruling To Let Students Laid Off During Pandemic To Collect Unemployment Assistance
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Gov. Wolf Paints Bleak Picture Of Overwhelmed Hospitals But Avoids Restrictions For Now
• Westchester Medical Center Starts Post-COVID Recovery Program For Patients Suffering Side Effects Months After Illness
• Coloradans To Receive Portion Of $79 Million Settlement From 4th-Largest Mortgage Servicer In US
• 'I'm Exhausted. I'm In Pain': COVID-19 Patients Experience Lingering Effects Months After Diagnosis
• Santa Rosa Man Charged With Second-Degree Murder In High-Speed Crash That Killed Two
• Lyons Den Hosts Protest Following Liquor Seizure By State
• Cook County Restarts COVID-19 Financial Assistance Program With More Money Available
• Monolith Pops Up In Canyon Country Off Highway 14
• 'They Came Out Of Nowhere': Uber Eats Driver Attacked By Carjackers
• 5 things to know about coronavirus vaccines from Fauci
• Eagles Fans Have No Shortage Of Opinions As Quarterback Controversy Heats Up Between Wentz And Hurts
• Uber sells self-driving cars unit to Aurora Innovation
• No-Burn Alert Extended Through Tuesday In Many Southland Areas
• Police: Officer Dragged By Woman Who Drove Off During Traffic Stop In River North
• COVID In Colorado: CHSAA Delays 'Season B' Sports As Coronavirus Cases Rise
• Cancellation Of Art Basel Impacts High-End Residential Real Estate Deals
• Baltimore County Officials Say No Data Stolen During Ransomware Attack
• Man Injured In South Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• Mother And Daughter From New York Credit Transplant Team At UPMC For Changing Their Lives
• New Data Shows Remote Classes Are Leading To Learning Loss In Young Students
• Chicago Auto Show Delayed For 2021
• 327 Arrested During Colorado's Thanksgiving DUI Enforcement Period
• Triple Shooting Leaves Two Dead In Opa-Locka And Police Looking For Answers
• Denver Firefighters Investigate Fire At Homeless Campsite
• Melania Trump unveils new White House tennis pavilion
• Driver Shot On Bishop Ford Freeway
• Georgia leaders reject Trump's push to overturn election results
• Santa Clara County Supervisors Seek Caps On Food Delivery Service Fees
• Study Says Smiling While Getting COVID Vaccine Will Make It Hurt Less
• Airbnb Hikes Share Price Ahead Of Expected IPO This Week
• Masks Should Be Worn During Youth Sports, American Academy Of Pediatrics Says
• New Bandage Uses Stem Cells To Speed Up Healing Of Broken Bones
• Up To $5K Reward Offered For Information On Columbia Mall Shooting Suspect
• White Sox Great Dick Allen Dies At Age Of 78
• Dreaming Of A White Christmas? The Odds Are Unlikely In Maryland, NOAA Says
• Philadelphia Police Come To Aid Of 70-Year-Old Woman Allegedly Scammed Out Of New Roof At Port Richmond Home
• $40K In Items Stolen From New San Joaquin County Homes Recovered, Suspect Arrested
• Pearl Harbor Bombed 79 Years Ago Today; 26 Minnesotans Died In Attack
• Ex-Harvard Fencing Coach, Father Indicted In $1.5M Admissions Scam
• Traffic Alert: Westbound Lane Through I-70 Mountain Corridor To Be Closed
• First-Of-Its-Kind Study Highlights Neurological Problems For Many COVID Survivors
• Kia Recalling Close To 300K Vehicles Over Engine Fire Risks
• Changed U.S. Supreme Court Schedule Gives Hope To Republican Challengers Of Pa.'s Mail-In Voting System
• Chef Belkis Crowe Wins Award For Cooking For First Responders During Pandemic, Donates $50,000 Prize To Island Harvest
• Ex-CIA head: Intelligence community will recover under Biden
• Treasure Hunter Who Finally Found Forrest Fenn's Buried Riches Identified As Jack Stuef
• Texas Sends Thousands Of Doctors, Nurses To Hospitals Across State Swelling With Coronavirus Patients
• Missing Rideshare Driver Eleanor Camacho Found Dead Inside Her Car In Allentown
• 'The Kids Have A Safe Home': Denver Agency Helps Woman With Urgent Repair
• Coral Gables Mayor Raul Valdes-Fauli Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Cosmo On Carson Ordered To Close For COVID-19 Order Violations
• Maryland Zoo Adds More Walk-Through Dates To Zoo Lights Event
• Virginia Military Institute removes Stonewall Jackson statue
• COVID Restrictions: As Virus Slams Rural California, Many Still Pan Shutdown Orders
• Ventura County Sheriff: Face Mask Confrontation Caused Melee At Thousand Oaks Mall
• 'Best Neighbor You Could Ask For': Friends Mourn Loss Of Veteran Photographer Trapped In Plantation House Fire
• COVID In Philadelphia: Archdiocesan High Schools Can Begin Christmas Vacation Early Due To Pandemic
• Stress During Pregnancy May Harm Unborn Baby's Brain, Studies Find
• With More People Staying Home, Porch Piracy Sparking A Concern As Holidays Approach
• Crews Stop Forward Progress Of Cornell Fire Burning In Santa Paula
• State To Study Level Of PFAS Toxins Reaching Colorado's Crops
• Massachusetts Reports 2,463 New COVID Cases, 30 Additional Deaths
• Be Aware Of Street Closures Near City Hall For Mayor-Elect Brandon Scott's Swearing-In Ceremony
• Lowell Woman Killed By Plow Truck Identified
• Man Arrested Inside Tom Brady's Brookline Mansion Previously Charged With Stealing Game-Worn Jersey
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Gov. Wolf Paints Dire Picture Of Health Care System On Brink As Additional Measures Being Considered
• Man Who Toppled Columbus Statue Gets 100 Hours Of Community Service, Avoids Trial
• LaSalle Veterans' Home Administrator Fired After 25% Of Residents Died Of COVID
• Dr. Dave Hnida: President-Elect Joe Biden's Plan For 100 Days Of Masks 'Would Save 200,000 Lives'
• New App Developed In Maryland Aims To Keep Police Officers From Missing Key Steps In Investigations
• How To Keep Those Healthy Habits Going Over The Holidays
• Boulder Valley Schools Serves 1 Millionth Free Meal For Families
• 5 "activist athletes" honored as Sportsperson of the Year
• Sacramento Man, 33, Arrested After Leading Officers On 3-County Motorcycle Chase
• Dick Allen, 7-time All-Star and MVP, has died at age 78
• Eagles QB Controversy: Should Carson Wentz Or Jalen Hurts Be Starting Quarterback Against New Orleans Saints On Sunday?
• COVID Update: San Francisco Health Officer To Lead CDPH As State Enters 'Challenging Phase' In Pandemic
• Gov. JB Pritzker 'Hopeful' Improving COVID Trends Will Continue, But Too Soon To Tell If Post-Thanksgiving Surge Coming
• Man Arrested In Connection With Online Puppy Scam Exploiting Pittsburgh-Area Residents
• Baltimore's New Mayor Brandon Scott Set To Be Sworn In At Low-Key Event As City Continues To Battle COVID Epidemic
• Suspect Wanted In Vicious Aggravated Assault At Jerry's Corner Indoor Market In Southwest Philadelphia
• Florida House Once Again Takes Up Issue Of Red Light Cameras
• Belichick Hopes For Some More Team Bonding During Patriots' Time In Los Angeles
• Doctor who criticized Trump to be removed from Walter Reed schedule
• Chick-fil-A sues poultry producers, alleging price fixing
• Tractor-Trailer Rollover Closes Lanes For Hours On I-93 South In Canton
• Pennsylvania, New Jersey School Districts Finding Issues With Returning Students To Class Amid Surging COVID-19 Cases
• FedEx Worker Shot In Broad Daylight Attack Brooklyn
• Newsom Announces Cellphone-Based Virus-Exposure Tracking System
• COVID In New Jersey: Gov. Murphy Says 'Rate Of Noncooperation With Contact Tracers Now Up To Whopping 74% Of Cases'
• Funeral Service To Be Held For West Virginia Police Officer Cassie Johnson
• CBS13 Investigates: CA Still Storing Newborn DNA Without Consent. Golden State Killer Case Raising New Concerns
• NYC Man Charged With Harboring Fugitive In Mass. State Trooper Shooting
• Dallas County Reports 1,663 New Coronavirus Cases, 3 Deaths
• Pittsburgh Steelers Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger Listed As Active
• COVID-19 Latest: Baltimore City Schools Postpones Start Of All In-Person Athletics Until Further Notice
• COVID Pandemic: California Swim Schools Make Successful Case For Essential Status
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• Gov. Newsom Announces New Smartphone App To Help Californians Trace COVID-19 Cases
• House poised to vote on stopgap spending measure to avoid shutdown
• Pennsylvania Rep. Mike Reese Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Flags Flying At Half-Staff In Colorado On Monday In Honor Of Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
• Wild Dolphins Team Up To Feed Off Florida Keys
• JCPenney Emerges From Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
• Wolf Administration Urges Pennsylvanians To Apply For Financial Help
• Philadelphia Phillies Legend Dick Allen Dies At 78
• Noisy Day Work Expected All Week On Highway 50 In East Sacramento
• Minnesota To Adopt Shorter, 10-Day And 7-Day Quarantine Options
• Bob Dylan sells entire song catalog to Universal Music
• Chautauqua Park In Boulder Becomes Latest Spot For A Monolith To Appear, And Then A Taco Shop, Too
• 32-Year-Old Pittsville Man David Hall Missing Since November 20
• 'It's Just Absurd': People Left To Pick Up The Pieces After Sacramento Protest Turns Ugly
• COVID In Florida: 7,711 New Daily Cases And 106 Additional Deaths
• Soldier found dead in North Carolina decapitated, autopsy says
• Man Arrested On Prowling Charge In Woodland Had Been Arrested Previous Night For Burglary
• "Wear a mask" tops list of 2020 quotes
• "Stop the steal" protesters threaten Michigan official at home
• Gov. Jared Polis Signs 9 Bills Into Law -- Virtually -- While On Coronavirus Quarantine
• Peter Navarro violated Hatch Act, according to government watchdog
• Mailbox Theft Suspects In Teller County Arrested After Being Caught In The Act
• Texas Launches COVID-19 Rapid Testing Pilot Program For Small Business Front Line Workers
• GQue BBQ Owner Will Pay Up 'I-70 BBQ Bet' In Broncos Loss To Chiefs
• SpaceX cargo ship brings Christmas treats to space station
• UPDATE: Missing At-Risk Santa Rosa Man With Autism Found Safe, Reunited With Family
• Man who found Forrest Fenn's famed treasure reveals identity
• MN State Patrol: 4 Drivers Going Over 100 MPH Ticketed On Thanksgiving Weekend
• Possible Human Remains Found Near Boca Chica Bridge
• Aurora City Council To Discuss Breed Bans, Including Pit Bulls
• Michigan House Cancels Voting Session After Giuliani Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Massachusetts Set To Unveil Coronavirus Vaccine Distribution Plan
• Woman Dies, 3 Other People Injured In Hayward Shooting Over Weekend
• Report: McDaniels Ready For Second Shot As NFL Head Coach
• Mayor-Elect Brandon Scott Names City Administrator, Chief Of Staff
• COVID: California Unveils Smartphone Tool Developed By Apple, Google To Trace Virus Cases
• Man Shot Twice In Leg At 100-Person Party At Placentia Dance Studio
• Pacifica Police Arrest Man For Child Endangerment, Leaving Loaded Gun In Vehicle
• College Classes Planned For Inter Miami's Fort Lauderdale Stadium
• Treasure Hunter Who Finally Found Forrest Fenn's Buried Riches Identified As Jack Steuf
• Maryland Casinos Generate $130.4M In November, Down More Than 7% From Last Year
• Sheriff: None Hurt After Man Hanging Christmas Lights With Lift Snags Power Line
• Massachusetts Expands Free COVID Testing Program, Opens More Express Testing Locations
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Considering New Business Capacity Limits, Says County Executive Rich Fitzgerald
• Irving Firefighter Aaron Donohue Severely Injured After Wrong-Way Driver Plows Through Crash Scene
• Calif. To Roll Out New Smartphone Tracing App This Week
• Father Dies, Teen Son Critically Burned After Being Rescued From South LA House Fire
• How Patriots' Path To Playoffs Can Change Dramatically In Coming Days
• Fire Marshal Warns Of Fire Risk Posed By Holiday Decorations
• Eagles' Doug Pederson Won't Commit To Starting QB For Week 14 Despite Benching Carson Wentz In Loss To Packers
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 2-Day Total Of 14,960 New Coronavirus Cases
• Detroit Mayor Names Trisha Stein As New Chief Of Staff
• LA Zoo, Aquarium Of The Pacific Close For 3 Weeks Under Regional Stay-At-Home Order
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 8,691 New Coronavirus Cases, 90 Additional Deaths
• 'Most Important Year Ever For Us': Play It Forward Toy Drive Getting Big Response During Year Of Great Need
• Garcetti Chosen To Be Part Of Biden's Inaugural Committee
• 2 Women, Juvenile Arrested For Shoplifting, Hit-And-Run Of Store Employee In Glen Burnie
• Amid 'Rapid Increase' Of COVID Cases, Inpatient Elective Hospital Procedures Being Postponed
• Woman Killed After Crashing Into Parked Tractor-Trailer On I-95 In Newark
• Kidnapping Suspect Shot, Killed By LA Deputies In Rowland Heights
• AAA: Don't Let Holiday Season Drive You Into A Rage
• Gov. Whitmer Named Co-Chair Of President-Elect Joe Biden's Inauguration
• Miami Neighbors Upset After Man Gunned Down In Front Of Home
• Brooklyn Woman Shot When Bullet Comes Through Ceiling
• Man Killed In Hudson Stabbing Identified As New Brighton Man; 2 Persons Of Interest Arrested In Minnesota
• Chicago's 'Together We Heal' To Start Conversations, Challenge Thoughts On Race
• COVID Pandemic Update: Anticipated Thanksgiving Surge Underway; State Slips Under 15 Percent ICU Capacity
• Walsh Speaks Out Against Potential MBTA Service Cuts
• 14-Year-Old Girl Kayla Washington-Crosby Missing From Catonsville, May Be Headed To Baltimore City
• 16-Year-Old Stabbed In Belcamp Sunday Night; Harford Sheriff's Office Searching For Suspect
• Man Accused Of Stealing 19 Amazon Packages From Woburn, Revere Addresses
• COVID In Philadelphia: Goose Island Brewhouse In Fishtown Closes Due To Impact From Coronavirus
• Man Critically Injured In Shooting During Robbery In San Francisco's Noe Valley Late Sunday
• Florida Gas Prices Jump On COVID-19 Vaccine Optimism
• Deadline Arrives For CPS Parents To Choose Between Remote Learning And In-Person Classes To Start 2021
• 'We Can Change The Conversation When We Own Our Shame': Christie Tate On Book 'Group: How One Therapist And A Circle Of Strangers Saved My Life'
• Christie Tate On Book 'Group: How One Therapist And A Circle Of Strangers Saved My Life'
• Virginia Man Arrested After Allegedly Posing As Bail Bondsman, Scamming Sykesville Woman Out Of $39K
• Gusty Winds Keep Red Flag Warning In Place; PG&E Cancels All Planned Power Shutoffs
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Port Authority Confirms Deaths Of 2 Employees From Coronavirus
• Joshua's Heart Provides Families With A Week's Worth Of Food At Goulds Distribution
• COVID In Minnesota: Virus Death Toll Surpasses 4,000
• Community Support Steps Up To Keep Donations Coming In For The Together 4 Colorado Toy Drive
• Indiana COVID-19 Outbreak Now Among Worst In The United States
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/7 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• Jets Fire Defensive Coordinator Gregg Williams
• COVID In New Jersey: New Outdoor Restrictions Go Into Effect To Limit Spread Of Virus
• $20,000 Reward In Olney Homicide Case, Police Looking To Identify Suspects
• Former Baltimore Ravens Guard John Urschel Sells Virtue Of Math To Youngsters
• CDC: Rhode Island Leads Nation In COVID Cases Per Capita
• 18-Year-Old Driver Charged With Vehicular Manslaughter In Fatal San Jose Stolen Car Crash
• Man Missing After Falling From Florida Dinner Cruise
• Scientist killed by satellite-controlled machine gun, Iran says
• Biden Taps Sacramento Native, McClatchy HS Grad Xavier Becerra To Head Health And Human Services
• 8-Year-Old Pulled From Wreck Burned After Touching Power Lines Brought Down By Crash
• Hawaii Offering Free Round Trips To Remote Workers Who Want To Live There Temporarily
• Business economists predict full U.S. recovery before 2022
• COVID In Delaware: More Pop-Up Testing Sites Open Across State
• Ransomware Incident Impacts Greater Baltimore Medical Center Computer Systems
• Cam Newton Rewards Bill Belichick's Trust And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• Non-Fatal Drug Overdoses In Children Under 15 On The Rise, Study Finds
• Indiana COVID-19 Outbreak Now Among Worst In The United States
• Deputies: Man Dies After Being Shot Several Times In South Sacramento
• Maryland State Police Will Be Looking For Impaired, Aggressive Drivers This Holiday Season
• Surfer attacked by shark off Oregon coast
• Officer S. Claus Sworn In To Work With MDTA Police For Toys For Tots
• Blaze Engulfs Home In Rowland Heights
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 1,470 New Cases Over The Last 48 Hours
• Cafe Momentum Restaurant Serves Up Second Chances, With A Side Of Hope In Dallas
• Mastercard, Visa examine business relationship with Pornhub
• Georgia high school students on mission to register young voters
• Caught On Video: Gunpoint Robbery In Brooklyn
• Students unite internationally to fight campus sexual assault
• Supreme Court rejects case over bathroom policy for transgender students
• Here's Gov. Whitmer's Dec. 7 COVID-19 Press Conference
• Help A Family In Need And Adopt A Family For The Holidays
• Twin Cities Man Dies In Rollover Crash In Western Wisconsin
• Loeffler and Warnock face off in Georgia Senate debate
• Mass-vaccination program against COVID-19 launched in Moscow
• Biden nominates Xavier Becerra to lead HHS
• Biden and Harris tap Clyburn to lead inaugural committee
• U.S. Postal Service Spokesman Recommends Mailing Holiday Gifts In Colorado Early This Year
• Floyd Mayweather will box YouTuber Logan Paul in February
• Police: Armed Men In Halloween Masks Caught On Video Robbing Bar In Brooklyn
• Police: 36-Year-Old Woman Stable After Detroit Shooting
• President-Elect Biden Names Mass General Hospital Doctor Rochelle Walensky As CDC Director
• PG&E Cancels Potential Monday Power Shutoffs Thanks To More Favorable Weather
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Hosting Public Hearing On 2021 Budget
• U.K. dad raises cash and smiles with his "bonkers" pet portraits
• N'Keal Harry Ignoring Outside Noise, Says His Confidence Is Growing Every Week
• All-remote learning is failing many students
• Former Gov. Mark Dayton Announces Marriage To Woman 41 Years His Junior
• How Will I Get My Covid Vaccine? The Latest You Need To Know About The How, Where, And When
• Jester Concepts Launches Two New Ideas For Take-Out
• Hospitals Say Michigan's Partial Shutdown Is Working, Should Be Extended
• Jefferson Hills Teen Jeno Moretti To Be Remembered At Candlelight Vigil
• 'It Was Just This Big Black Smoke', Wynwood Apartment Residents Forced From Their Homes After Fire Erupts On Second Floor
• Police: Robber Shoots Man, Is Then Shot Dead Himself In East Ukrainian Village
• Deputies Investigating After Shooting Victim Found In Car On Highway 99 On-Ramp
• Bay Area COVID Pandemic Roundup: New Restrictions Shutter Restaurant Dining; Last Call For Beloved San Francisco Dive Bar; San Mateo County Stays Open
• With Nikola Jokic & Facundo Campazzo, Nuggets Have 2 Of The Best Passers On The Planet
• Buffalo Grove Man At Odds With Village Over Holiday Light Display
• Regional Stay-At-Home Order In Effect For Southern California
• Shelby Harris Calls Better Showing Against Chiefs 'Something To Build On'
• PTL Links: December 7, 2020
• 5 Teenagers Arrested In St. Paul Car Theft
• Miami Weather: Cold Front To Drops Lows Into The 50s Overnight
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Vaccine Card
• Customers Enjoy Last Night Of Outdoor Dining As Stay-At-Home Order Goes Into Effect
• 'We Can Do It Together': Sacramento Pastors Say Church Is Vital Amid Tightening California Restrictions
• Bob Dylan's Entire Catalog, More Than 600 Songs, Is Sold
• Cam Newton Loves Matthew Slater
• Pittsburgh Weather: Winds Gusts To Pick Up, Lake Effect Show Showers Possible Tuesday Morning
• Colorado Weather: Week Starts Dry And Mild But Will Turn Wintry By Friday
• China is first country to execute robotic docking in lunar orbit
• It Happens Here: Annual Glassblowers' Christmas At Sandwich Glass Museum
• Stolen Service Dog 'Skyp Dim' Returned To Distraught Homeless Man
• 'Think Of Colleges As Basically Mass Gatherings': Tectonix Map Traces COVID-19 Spread By College Students Heading Home For Holidays
• COVID Pandemic: Beloved San Francisco Dive Bar 'Lucky 13' Becomes Latest Fiscal Victim
• Florida Deputy Arrested For Stealing Baby Pacifier From Minivan
• At Least 41 Shot, 6 Killed This Weekend In Gun Violence In Chicago
• Overnight Fire Destroys 3 Townhome Units In Woodbury
• Red Claws Reportedly Opting Out Of NBA G League Bubble
• At Least 1 Killed After SUV Veers Off-Road, Crashes In West Metro
• Broncos Get A B- Grade From CBS Sports After Loss To Chiefs
• Hospitalizations Surge As LA County Shatters Record For Over 10,000+ Confirmed Cases Of COVID-19 Sunday
• COVID In New Jersey: Washington Township School District Moves To Fully Remote Instruction Until 2021
• Regional stay-at-home order looms for Southern California
• SpaceX launches next-generation space station cargo ship
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: City Council To Take In-Depth Look At Mayor Peduto's Pandemic Sick Leave Proposal
• NYC bar owner who defied COVID rules struck deputy with car
• Rudy Giuliani tests positive for COVID-19, Trump says
• Cousins Subs Hiring In Illinois During Holiday Season
• 'We Can Not Go Into The Holiday Season With This Same Kind Of Attitude', Health Experts Warn Of Winter COVID Surge
• Starbucks offering free coffee to frontline workers this month
• What another stimulus deal could mean for jobless benefits
• SEPTA Driver Decorates Bus With Christmas Lights To Spread Holiday Cheer
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Truck kills 2 young siblings at Florida mini golf course
• New Jersey Coronavirus: Outdoor Gatherings Now Limited To 25 Or Less
• Driver Crashes Near Amazon Hub In Woodlawn After Medical Emergency
• 'Love, Uncle Aquaman': Actor Jason Momoa Sends Gifts To Marshfield Boy Fighting Cancer
• Man Shot, Wounded During Attempted Carjacking In South Shore
• Survey: 55% Of FDNY Members Don't Want To Take COVID-19 Vaccine
• Officials disagree on whether wild animal killed Texas man
• 2 Out Of Hospital After Texas Petroleum Facility Fire
• For Her Longtime Friend's 100th Birthday, Janet Ellison Asked Strangers To Send Edith Jones Cards; Hundreds Replied
• Chicago Weather: Chilly Day Monday; Slight Warmup Ahead
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/7 Monday Morning Forecast
• 'We Must Take This Extremely Seriously': Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Worried About COVID Overwhelming Hospitals
• Man Fighting For Life After Shot Multiple Times While Sitting Inside Car In Kensington, Police Say
• Sun Sentinel Investigation: Gov. Ron DeSantis 'Ordered Public Health Officials Not To Discuss The COVID-19 Virus With The Public'
• COVID Restrictions: Several Bay Area Counties Begin Stay-At-Home Shutdown, Closing Businesses
• COVID Restrictions: Peninsula Business Owners Relieved San Mateo County is Open
• Monday's Show Info (12/7/20)
• Chicago Weather: Light Lake-Effect Snow Overnight For Indiana
• 'We Can Only Do So Much:' Teachers Mourn Pregnant Teen Shot Dead In Gage Park, Express Worry About Violence
• Nonprofit Beacon Place Lines Sidewalks Of Waukegan With More Than 7,500 Luminaries
• Chicago Frontline Health Care Workers Await COVID-19 Vaccine, Say It Couldn't Come At A Better Time
• A Toy Story: NH Home Depot Workers Search For Owner Of Lost Woody Doll
• Greene County Remembers Miners Killed In Robena Mine Explosion With Virtual Memorial
• 'Tows For Tots' Collects Toys For Local Children
• Family & Friends Of Missing 22-Year-Old Tonee Turner Hold Silent Walk
• Small Town Bands Together To Help Air Force Veteran After Health Conditions Unexpectedly Confined Him To Wheelchair

Videos from December 7, 2020

• 12/7: Red and Blue
• George Gascón sworn in as Los Angeles County district attorney, pledges sweeping changes
• Biden names health team to lead COVID-19 response
• Trump election lawsuits in Georgia and Michigan rejected
• Fauci warns of looming COVID-19 surge as cases skyrocket nationwide ahead of the holidays
• Teen scientist selected as Time Magazine's first-ever "Kid of the Year"
• Local Matters: Georgia's Republican governor rejects Trump's request to call special session to overturn election results
• Failing grades on the rise as students struggle to learn remotely
• Biden unveils health team that will lead coronavirus response
• Fauci talks coronavirus vaccine effectiveness and immunity
• Hospitals in crisis mode as U.S. coronavirus deaths top 283,000
• Millions of Californians under stay-at-home order amid COVID-19 surge
• CBS Evening News, December 7, 2020
• U.S. reports record number of hospitalizations as new cases of COVID-19 soar
• Former CIA director says intelligence community will recover under President-elect Biden
• Georgia Senate debates make headlines ahead of runoff
• Combating "cancel culture" by calling people in instead of calling them out
• Judge orders DACA program to be reinstated, must accept new applicants
• Columbia University students call for tuition strike, demand pandemic relief
• New York Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hochul on reopening schools and preparing for COVID vaccine
• NFL Week 13: Big upsets as playoffs approach
• FDA could OK a coronavirus vaccine this week as hospitals fill up across the U.S.
• The Crown Act seeks to protect against hair discrimination
• How to manage routine cancer screenings during a pandemic
• Health officials urge Americans to follow guidelines against COVID-19
• Biden announces key appointees to health team
• Georgia's voter registration deadline for Senate runoff elections
• Georgia Senate candidates debate voter fraud claims, COVID-19 pandemic
• Rudy Giuliani, President Trump's personal lawyer, hospitalized with COVID-19
• Georgia youth group mobilizes voters before election runoffs
• Cyndi Lauper on virtual benefit concert and ending homelessness among LGBTQ youth
• How American students are missing the mark during the pandemic
• Georgia lieutenant governor on President Trump's attempts to overturn election results
• Sports Illustrated names 5 "activist" athletes as Sportsperson of the Year
• COVID-19 pandemic stress causing dental problems nationwide
• Christmas festivities are limited in Bethlehem, birthplace of Jesus, with COVID-19 restrictions
• States in New England open field hospitals as coronavirus cases surge
• WorldView: Alps glaciers melting and more global headlines
• Loeffler, Warnock face off at Georgia debate; Ossoff debates empty lectern as Perdue declines invite
• Biden unveils health team, including California Attorney General Xavier Becerra
• Biden COVID-19 adviser discusses preparations for vaccine distribution
• California issues new stay-at-home orders after hospitalizations more than triple in the last month
• 12/7: CBSN AM