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• SF-Based Pinterest Agrees To Pay $22 Million To Settle Gender Discrimination Lawsuit
• Night 4: Eagleson Court, Sacramento
• Stockton Nonprofit Overwhelmed By Requests To Help Families Finance COVID-19 Burials
• Struggling DCPA Uses Limited Budget Resources On New Artists
• UCLA Survey: Majority Of Nurses Wish To Delay COVID-19 Vaccination
• Possible Road Rage Incident Ends In Fatal Shooting On 15 Freeway In Ontario
• Man Killed In Shooting Outside M&M Liquor Store On Folsom Blvd.
• Fire Breaks Out In Brea Landfill
• USC Coronavirus Testing Capacity To Increase From 5,000 Tests Per Week To 100,000
• Millions Of Health Care Workers Are First In Line For The COVID Vaccine; When Can You Get One?
• Angler Falls Through Thin Ice At Boyd Lake State Park
• Milford Police Respond To Major Crash On I-35E Involving Van And Big Rig
• Police Need Help Locating Missing 91-Year-Old SF Man With Health Issues
• Gov. Newsom Signs Order To Extend Tax Deadline For Small Businesses Until July 2021
• 4 Juveniles Arrested On Suspicion Of Burglary In Sutter County
• Minnesota Senate Passes $216M COVID Relief Bill For Businesses, Unemployment
• Officers Find Two Loaded Guns During Traffic Stop
• Ex-Prison Employee Mark Manteuffel Gets 35 Years For Series Of Sacramento-Area Rapes
• Chicago Weather: Clouds Increase
• Jeannie Morris, Trailblazing Sports Reporter And CBS 2 Legend, Dies At 85
• Lawmakers Introduce Constitutional Amendment To End California Death Penalty
• COVID In Colorado: Long-Term Care Facilities Waiting On Date To Start Vaccines
• Widespread Snow Coming Wednesday Into Thursday, 12+ Inches Possible In Parts Of Massachusetts
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Nurse Who Received Vaccine Calls Experience An 'Honor'
• Somerville, Newton, Brockton Among Cities Joining Boston In Tightening COVID Restrictions
• Brigham And Women's Nurse On COVID Symptoms: 'It's The Worst I've Ever Felt In My Life'
• Cambridge Girl's Tragic Death Leads To Thanksgiving Organ Donation For 6 People
• 2 Women Say They Were Sexually Assaulted By Same Masseur At Old Town Massage Envy
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Elizabeth Township Woman Creates Facebook Page To Help Struggling Restaurant Workers
• Major Storm Could Bring More Than A Foot Of Snow To Parts Of Tri-State Wednesday Night
• California Releases New Guidelines For Youth Recreational Sports
• Newark Hospital's Vaccination Clinic Ready To Administer New Jersey's First COVID Shots
• Cleatgate! Ravens Fans Demand New Cleats For QB Lamar Jackson After He Slips Multiple Times
• Car Slams Into Bronx Restaurant's Outdoor Dining Area; Business Was Closed Due To Indoor Dining Ban
• First Healthcare Workers Vaccinated As Initial Doses Of Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Arrive In Maryland
• Maryland Doctor Tackles COVID-19 Vaccine Myths As First Doses Arrive For Health Care Workers
• 'We Are Ready': Mayor of Long Beach Prepares For Vaccine Arrival Set For Thursday
• COVID: Vallejo City Hall Closed To Public Due To Surge In Coronavirus Cases
• Minneapolis Pawn Shop Owner Won't Be Charged In Man's Death During George Floyd Unrest
• While Not Every Jackson Memorial Hospital Worker Is Ready To Take COVID Vaccine, Many Believe 'It Will Save More Lives'
• Hospitals 'Can Now Go On The Offensive' As First Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine Arrive In Philadelphia Area
• Man Fatally Shot At Golden Ring Shopping Center Attempted To Rob Shooter During Meet Up To Buy Shoes From Online Sales App, Police Say
• Argyle Eagles Prepare For State Title Game Following Perfect Regular Season
• Hospital Employee Emani Coclough Charged With Setting Several Fires At MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center
• As 1st Batch Of COVID Vaccines Arrives In Minn., Officials Say Most Will Wait Months For Shot
• 'Blessing In Disguise': College Student's COVID Diagnosis Saves Her Life
• New Dallas Police Chief Expected To Be Named From List Of 7 Finalist By End Of Month
• Court Ruling On DACA A Relief For Marylanders 'In Limbo'
• Police: Kensington Store Owner Shot 4 Times While Trying To Stop Robbery
• Adams County Deputies Add 'Santa Claus' To Resumes
• Riverside Reaches ICU Capacity, Ventura Adds 2,651 New COVID-19 Cases
• Pace Of COVID-19 Vaccinations Expected To Pick Up Quickly In North Texas After First 'Emotional And Exciting Day'
• Former Deep-Sea Treasure Hunter Stuck In Jail For Refusing To Reveal Location Of 500 Missing Gold Coins
• AMC Theatres Says A $100M Investment Is Keeping It Afloat
• Excelsior Realtor Joins Forces With Santa To Bring Joy To Frontline Workers
• Sen. Bernie Sanders Joins Union Leaders To Demand COVID Hazard Pay For King Soopers Employees
• UMass Memorial Prepares For Efficient COVID Vaccine Distribution With Trial Runs
• Tony Award-Winning Choreographer, Actress Ann Reinking Dies At 71
• Save Philly Restaurants Coalition Secures Free COVID-19 Rapid Testing For Workers, Families
• COVID Vaccine: 1st Pfizer Doses Administered In New York
• TCF Center To Be Primary Site For COVID-19 Vaccinations, Oakland County Preparing Drive-Thru Locations
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo Denies Former Staffer Lindsey Boylan's Sexual Harassment Allegations: 'Simply Not True'
• Bodega Owners Press City To Pass Bill To Reimburse For Panic Buttons; NYPD Says Bodega Crimes Up 25% Since Start Of Pandemic
• Forest Rangers Begin Slash Burning In Southern Colorado
• UM Doctor Says 'We Cannot Stop Masks' Just Because The COVID Vaccine Is Here
• 2 Young Children Rescued From Back Of Car In Woodlawn; Adults In Car Had Apparently Overdosed
• First COVID-19 Vaccine Shots Bring Hope And Some Worry
• Crash, Downed Power Line Shut Down I-190 And Limit Access To O'Hare
• Home For The Holidays: 40 Formerly Homeless Families Move Into New Apartment Building
• 2 Men Shot In Head In Separate Baltimore Shootings Monday, Police Say
• Sacramento Sheriff's Detective Involved In Multiple-Vehicle Crash On Folsom Blvd.
• Now That The COVID-19 Vaccine Is In Calif., Who Foots The Bill To Store And Distribute It?
• Man Charged After Surrendering In Incident Where Shots Were Fired On McCormick Place Metra Platform
• California State Senators Urge Governor To Let Restaurants Reopen
• Pembroke Pines PD Needs Help Finding 67-Year-Old Pascual Ortiz
• Patrons Lament Upcoming Closure Of Famed Cliff House Restaurant - 'This Is Horrible'
• Officers Investigating Shooting In San Leandro
• COVID Restrictions: Restaurants Sue Contra Costa County To Overturn Shutdown
• 'Height Of Irresponsibility': Suit Filed Against Nightclub Allegedly Hosting Parties In DTLA
• COVID Surge: Santa Clara County's Door-to-Door Coronavirus Testing Program Shows Promise
• World War II Veteran In Massachusetts Is First VA Patient To Get Coronavirus Vaccine
• Feds Order Facebook, Twitter, Other Social Media To Provide Info On Personal Data Collection
• Tracy Police Confiscate 58 lbs Of Illegal Fireworks; Suspect Arrested
• Officers Searching For Witnesses In Single-Car Crash That Killed 20-Year-Old Palmdale Woman On 14 Freeway
• Plymouth Woman Creates Bicycle Treasure Hunt For Kids In Need
• 3 Juveniles Dead, 4 Others Injured In Horse And Buggy Crash With Dump Truck In Pennsylvania
• Charges: Tyrice Rice Shot Brooklyn Park Police Officer Andrew McComb Twice
• Addressing Questions And Concerns About The COVID-19 Vaccine
• 2 Displaced, Pets Killed In Frederick County House Fire
• COVID Surge: Santa Clara County Ramps Up Effort To Help Homeless Quarantine With Cases Rising
• COVID Surge Has Bay Area Emergency Medical First Response Teams Stretched Thin
• Orioles' 2021 Promotional Schedule Released; New 5-Game Flex Plan Announced
• Inmate Sentenced To 50 To 100 Years For Shooting At 2 State Troopers During Transport
• U.S. coronavirus death toll tops 300,000 on the day vaccine arrives
• Dr. Max's COVID Vaccine FAQs: Is The Vaccine Safe For Breastfeeding Women? What About Someone With A Suppressed Immune System?
• Married North Texas Teachers Pass Away From COVID-19 While Holding Hands, Family Says
• Sacramento Area Hospitals Racing To Roll Out COVID-19 Vaccines
• Latest COVID-19 Vaccine Data Has North Texas Health Experts Convinced It's Safe
• Study: Millennials Discriminate Based On Race When Picking Roommates
• Man Fighting For Life After Being Struck By Vehicle In Kensington, Police Say
• More Than A Dozen Car Windows Smashed On Western Avenue Near West Ridge Nature Preserve
• Harper Carries No. 19 Rutgers Past Maryland 74-60 In Big Ten
• Collins, Miller Lead No. 14 Maryland Women By Rutgers 91-87
• 2-Alarm Fire Burning At San Bruno Home Forces Evacuations
• BART Finishes Clipper Card Conversion, No More Paper Ticket Sales
• Elk Grove Woman's Lost Ring Returned After Customer Finds It In Shopping Bag
• Some Republicans start calling Biden president-elect
• Hollywood Performers Union SAG-AFTRA Accused Of Age Discrimination In Lawsuit
• Florida Tops 20,000 COVID Resident Deaths
• It Will Take Time Before Average Person Gets COVID-19 Vaccine, Public Health Experts Emphasize
• Nurses Concoct Surprise Reunion Between Wife And Husband Recovering From COVID
• Wynwood Walls Museum Opening Back Up This Week
• San Francisco DA Charges SFPD Officer In 2019 Fisherman's Wharf Beating
• Electoral College: Vote By California's 55 Electors Cement Biden Victory Over Trump
• 2 Indoor Water Parks Sue Over Gov. Tom Wolf's Newest COVID-19 Mitigation Efforts
• Maryland Electors Unanimously Vote For President-Elect Joe Biden
• Baltimore County Schools Canceling Wednesday Meal Distribution Due To Impending Winter Storm
• UPMC Buying 105-Year-Old Hospital In Ireland
• Modesto Police Searching For People Who Threw Bags Of Feces At Downtown Businesses
• Attorney General Barr Leaving Trump Administration As Of December 23
• NYC Restaurant Owners Suffer Another Setback As Indoor Dining Shuts Down Again: 'Very Sad Today'
• See It: Nurse Sandra Lindsay Receives First COVID Vaccine In New York
• 'A Miracle Happened Here': Table Smashed While Stopping Monsey Synagogue Attack Suspect Finds New Life As Chanukah Menorah Stand
• California Subpoenas Amazon Due To Concerns Over Its Coronavirus Protocols
• 'The Blues Brothers' And 'The Dark Knight' Added To National Film Registry
• Operation White Lights: Campaign Thanks Healthcare Workers As COVID Vaccine Arrives
• Rick's Dessert Diner Closing Until January Due To COVID
• CBS 2 Investigators: A Look At The COVID-19 Hot Spots In Chicago's African American Communities
• Michigan Congressman Quits GOP Over Bid To Overturn Election
• COVID: Santa Clara County Revises Quarantine Guidance To 10 Days For Close Contacts, Travel
• 3 Local Waterways Nominated For Pennsylvania's River Of The Year
• Medical Experts Say COVID-19 Vaccine Arrival Is Historic And Momentous
• 'The Public Should Be In A Panic': Orange County Jail Population Ordered To Be Cut In Half
• Struggling Minneapolis Bar Owner: 'Finish Line' Is Nowhere In Sight For COVID Restrictions
• 'It Ain't Over Till The Fat Lady Sings,' Florida Electors Back Donald Trump, Hold Out Hope
• California Subpoenas Amazon Over Worker Safety In Coronavirus Pandemic
• OIG Report: LA Sheriff's Department Secretive, Obstructive
• COVID-19 Vaccine: Cook County Health Argues Detainees Should Be Prioritized To Receive Vaccine
• 'Light At End Of The Tunnel' As Memorial Healthcare System Receives First Shipment Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Inmate Condemned In 1995 Torture Slaying Dies In Cell At San Quentin
• Stroke Survivors With Aphasia Make Their Voices Heard Despite COVID
• Hailey and Adam's First Time SCUBA Diving in Taiwan
• Tarrant County Surpasses 1,000 Coronavirus Deaths
• Colorado's First Dose Of Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Given To Front-Line Health Care Worker
• Wendi Winters, Capital Gazette Shooting Victim, Posthumously Awarded Carnegie Medal For Heroism
• Man Shot, Wounded By Philadelphia Police Officer Faces Charges, Authorities Say
• Election Integrity Hearing: Trump Senior Legal Adviser Jenna Ellis Will Testify In Colorado Tuesday
• Jasmine's Night Market Scoop
• 'Triumph Of Modern Science': First Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine Arrive In Colorado
• Meet the Friendly People of Taiwan with Jasmine
• Learn Chinese with Hailey and Adam
• Pittsburgh Pirates Infielder Adam Frazier Proposes To Girlfriend Bailey
• How to Make Scallion Pancakes with Inga
• 'Secret Santa Of The South Hills': Bridgeville Family Connects People In Need With Those Willing To Help
• Hailey and Adam Release Sky Lanterns in Taiwan
• Explore Taiwan's Food Scene with Hailey and Adam
• Light Up the Night with Hailey and Adam at Taiwan's Mid-Autumn Festival
• Pennsylvania Casts 20 Electoral Votes For Joe Biden
• Cultural Tips From Jasmine
• Finance Committee OKs Settlements In 3 More Police Misconduct Lawsuits
• Hailey and Adam's Date Night at a Michelin Star Restaurant
• National Weather Service Warns Of Dangerous Rip Currents, High Tides At LA, OC Beaches
• Journey to Three Immortals and Monkey Mountain with Hailey and Adam
• Taiwanese Snack Favorites with Inga
• Right Place, Right Time For Miami Singer Kory Burns Discovered By Grammy-Winner Betty Wright
• Explore Yilan with Hailey and Adam
• 'We're Going To Save An Awful Lot Of People's Lives': Gov. JB Pritzker Sees COVID-19 Vaccine Arrive At Illinois Strategic National Stockpile
• President Trump: AG Bill Barr Resigns From Office (CBS News)
• Supply Shortage Forces Ventura County To Shut Down Moorpark, Oxnard Testing Sites
• Financial Aid Available Until Wednesday For Those Impacted By Bobcat Fire
• Pushback Over Nassau County's New Property Tax Reassessment As Homeowners Get School Tax Bills
• COVID Work From Home: Google Delays Return To Office Until At Least September
• No Snow Days For Philadelphia School District Students During Virtual Learning, Officials Say
• Orioles Manager Brandon Hyde Set To Launch Next Step Of Team Rebuild
• Small Businesses Facing New Worries Related to SBA Loans
• COVID-19 Fatigue Hitting Especially Hard In Nursing Homes
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Doctor Explains How Vaccine Works
• Miami Heat Take On Pelicans Monday Night In Preseason Action Without Any Fans At AAA
• UT Dallas Professor: Survey Shows COVID-19 Likely Cost President Trump A 2nd Term
• Colorado's Presidential Electors Cast 9 Votes For Biden And Harris At State Capitol Monday
• As Major Storm Heads Towards Tri-State Area, Suburban Communities Are Gearing Up
• U.S. administers first doses of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine
• Wildfire Danger: Forest Service Wants To Clear Large Areas Of Beetle Kill
• COVID In Philadelphia: First Doses Of Pfizer Vaccine Delivered To Philadelphia Health Department, City Hospitals
• Can Your Employer Require You To Take The COVID Vaccine?
• Broncos Kicker Brandon McManus Now On COVID Reserve List
• Newlyweds Won't Be In Home For Christmas After Contractor Takes $9,000 And Leaves Work Undone
• Trump: Attorney General Bill Barr To Step Down Before Christmas
• 1 Killed In ATV Crash At Llano Off-Roading Event Attended By As Many As 1,000 People
• Wind Advisory In Effect Monday For LA, Ventura Counties
• Biden Surpasses 270 Electoral College Votes, Formalizing His Victory (CBS News)
• EXCLUSIVE: Family Remembers Philadelphia Police Capt. Frank Milillo Who Died Of COVID-19
• One Man Killed In Shooting At Oakland Park Flea Market
• Biden Surpasses 270 Electoral College Votes, Formalizing His Victory
• Dr. Dave Hnida Says He Is Confident In COVID-19 Vaccine
• Maryland Spending $94M To Fight, Treat Diabetes Amid COVID-19 Pandemic Will Save Lives, LifeBridge Doctor Says
• COVID Update: Newsom Urges Californians To Stay Vigilant As Vaccine Arrives; 'Let's Not Run The 90-Yard Dash'
• Traffic Stop In Placer County Leads To Arrest Of Wanted Suspect, Seizure Of Drugs
• Dallas County Reports 1,699 New Coronavirus Cases, 6 Deaths Following Deadliest Week
• Lost your job? Watch out for these scams
• COVID In Philadelphia: Einstein Hospital Surprised It Got Pfizer's Coronavirus Vaccine As Shipments Arrive In Philly
• COVID In Florida: 8,452 New Daily Cases And 138 Additional Deaths
• Witness Describes Moments After Shooting Between Dirt Bikers, Other Group That Left 10-Year-Old Girl Hurt; Police Unclear If Injury Was From Bullet
• Boston Rolls Back Coronavirus Rules, Closing Gyms, Museums And More
• Boston Medical Center Becomes First Massachusetts Hospital To Receive COVID Vaccine Shipment
• Over 150 Minnesota businesses plan to defy COVID-19 restrictions
• COVID In Minnesota: Gov. Walz Extends Peacetime Emergency As Vaccine Arrives In State
• Chicago Competing With Hammond To Supply Joliet With Drinking Water From Lake Michigan
• CBS4 Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida: The Answer Is 'Yes' To Getting Vaccine After Having COVID
• 'Way Too Early For This': Lehigh County Dealing With Snow As Region Braces For More This Week
• US Seeing 'Historical Record Low' Number Of Flu Cases
• Independent Texas Promotion Company, 'Margin Walker Presents' Folds Under COVID's Economic Impact
• Bear Burned In Complex Fire Making Progress
• Ravens, 7-5, Hope To Take Down Browns, Keep Playoff Hopes Alive
• Massachusetts Reports 3,572 New COVID Cases, 37 Additional Deaths
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Coronavirus Vaccine Months Away For General Public, Dr. Rachel Levine Says
• Silicon Valley Exit: Oracle CEO Larry Ellison Moves To Hawaiian Island While Company Moves HQ To Texas
• Patriots Won't Win AFC East For First Time Since 2008
• Philadelphia Weather: PennDOT Anticipating Smoother Brining Operation Ahead Of Wednesday's Storm With More People Working From Home
• Baltimore's Free Flu Shot Clinic Continues On Tuesday
• Pittsburgh Steelers Place Matt Feiler On Injured Reserve
• Man Wanted For Striking Someone In Mouth With Metal Stool At Fort Worth Bar
• Server Gets $2,020 Tip At Evelyn's Restaurant In Annapolis Days Before COVID Restrictions Pause Regular Dining
• COVID In Greeley: Golf Course Closed For Cleaning After Employees Test Positive
• COVID-19 Vaccines Arrive At Illinois' Strategic Stockpile Location, Marking 'The Beginning Of The End Of This Pandemic'
• COVID Update: U.S. Coronavirus Death Toll Tops 300,000
• LA Healthcare Workers Begin Receiving COVID-19 Vaccinations
• COVID-19 In West Virginia: Gov. Jim Justice Among 1st To Get Coronavirus Vaccine
• MBTA Board Votes To Approve Scaled-Back Plan For Service Cuts
• Philadelphia Eagles Rookie QB Jalen Hurts Named Starter For Week 15 Game Vs. Arizona Cardinals
• Massachusetts Casts 11 Electoral Votes For Joe Biden, Kamala Harris
• Pennsylvania Casts 20 Electoral Votes For Joe Biden
• Joshua ISD To Provide Free Meals For All Children
• UCSF Study: Temperature-Tracking Ring May Detect COVID Infection
• Grace Coleman Released From Hospital, Booked On Murder Charges In Newport Beach Crash That Killed Santa Ana Couple
• COVID In New Jersey: Gov. Murphy Expresses Optimism Over Coronavirus Vaccine Distribution While Warning Of 'Several Hard Months' Ahead
• COVID In Delaware: State Receives First Shipment Of Pfizer Coronavirus Vaccine
• Tyler Perry gives $100K to Breonna Taylor's boyfriend's defense
• Humane Society: The Ohana Project – A Cottage for Evander
• Edinburg High Football Coach And Athletic Department Placed On Probation For Player Attack On Referee
• SF COVID Update: Vaccine Arrives At Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital; Surge Of New Cases Tops 200 A Day
• Santa Monica Waives Parking Structure Fees Through Christmas Day
• Wisconsin Supreme Court rejects Trump camp's bid to toss ballots
• COVID-19 In Ohio: Ohio State And Cincinnati Medical Receive First Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Man hit by car during Hanukkah ceremony says driver used anti-Semitic slurs
• Michigan Electors Cast 16 Votes For Joe Biden
• 'Blues Brothers,' 'Dark Night' Among 25 Movies Added To National Film Registry
• Top 10 Florida Man Stories Of 2020
• West Virginia Casts 5 Electoral Votes For President Donald Trump
• Drive-Through Nativity Scene Comes Alive In Fort Morgan
• FAN N'ATION: No Show Dec 19 - Returns Dec 26
• Baltimore Police Car Vandalized Near Training Academy
• Minnesota's 10 Electoral College Votes Go To Joe Biden, Kamala Harris
• Maryland's Longest-Serving Female Prisoner Eriana Pretty To Be Released From Prison, Baltimore State's Attorney's Office Announces
• 25 New Coronavirus Outbreaks Reported In Michigan Schools Monday
• North Texas Private Preschools Donate Nearly 5,000 Meals To Minnie's Food Pantry
• Illinois Electors Cast All 20 Votes For Joe Biden For President
• PIH Health Hospital In Whittier Brings In Portable Morgue As COVID-19 Infections Surge
• Pitt Football Placekicker Alex Kessman Named ACC Specialist Of The Week
• USC To Face Oregon, Not Washington, In Pac-12 Title Game
• Jorge Francisco Hernandez-Escarena Formally Charged With Murdering His Father
• 30-Year-Old Wounded In Weekend San Francisco Potrero Hill Shooting, Pickup Driver Sought
• Sad Statistical Rankings Show Just How Bad Patriots' Offense Has Been In 2020
• Your Home Is A Hotspot For COVID-19, Studies Say
• Cleveland Indians owner says name won't change in 2021
• 'This Film In Many Ways Is A Love Letter To Philly': Tommy Oliver On HBO Documentary '40 Years A Prisoner'
• New Jersey governor says "hard months" ahead in COVID fight
• Colorado Family Asked To Leave Plane After Toddler Refuses To Wear Mask
• Woman Dies In El Sereno House Fire, Elderly Man Taken To Hospital
• Woman Rescued From Roof After Running Back Inside Burning Home For Cell Phone
• Burbank Reopens San Fernando Boulevard To Cars
• Beaumont Doctor Prepares To Receive Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: UPMC Frontline Workers Administered With First Doses of Coronavirus Vaccine
• Freedom Farms Giving Away Christmas Trees To Healthcare Workers, First Responders And Those In Need
• Contents of capsule brought back from asteroid revealed
• 'Magical' Moment As COVID-19 Vaccine Arrives In Florida
• Minnesota Man Stabbed, Arrested During Weekend Clash Between Protesters, Counter-Protesters In Nation's Capital
• Long Island Deli Owner Dies After Shooting Inside Copiague Store
• Watch Live: Michigan's 16 Electors To Cast Votes During Meeting Of The Electoral College   
• 'Excited Delirium': Elijah McClain's Mother Talks To '60 Minutes' About Use Of Ketamine To Sedate Suspects
• Pa. Gov. Tom Wolf Grants Fifth Extension To License To Carry Firearm Permits
• COVID Schools: South San Francisco Continuing Distance Learning Until Cases Drop Significantly
• Weekend Storms Blanket Sierra Ski Resorts With Foot Of Snow
• Car, Container Explode Hours Apart In Newark
• COVID Protocols: Attorney General Moves To Force Amazon To Comply With Coronavirus Safety Investigation
• After Charley Pride Death, Artists Ask If Singer Got COVID-19 At Awards Show, CMA Says Pride Tested Negative
• Two Championships, SoFi Stadium Debut Earn LA Title Of 'Best Sports City' In 2020
• Apple to Identify What Personal Info Being Collected By Apps
• Cleveland Indians Owner Says Team Will Remain 'Indians' In 2021 Season
• Ex-Baylor Coach Art Briles Resigns From Mount Vernon High School
• State Police Issue 1 Warning To Pittsburgh Establishments During COVID-19 Compliance Checks
• Spotted: Fake Gun, Brass Knuckles Found At TSA Checkpoints At LaGuardia Airport
• Keep Up the Holiday Cheer This Season
• Pirates Name Tony Leo As Assistant Athletic Trainer
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 7,214 New Coronavirus Cases, 103 Additional Deaths; Positivity Rate And Hospitalizations Continue To Drop
• U.S. Formally Blames Two Iranians For Abduction & 'Probable Death' Of South Florida's Robert Levinson
• FTC: Text Messages With Links Claiming To Be From UPS, FedEx Are Scams
• Rules of writing from John le Carré
• Giving Day Denver: Boys And Girls Clubs Give 61 Families Christmas Gifts 
• Elon Musk Headed To Texas, More Millionaires And Companies To Follow
• Struggling Raiders Shake Up Coaching Staff For Stretch Run; Fire Defensive Coordinator Paul Guenther
• S&T Bank Music Park Appears To Change Name To 'The Pavilion At Star Lake'
• Denver Weather: More Snow And More Cold Is On The Way
• San Francisco Scooter Rider Shot While Riding In Soma
• Mother Who Lost Son To Gun Violence Will Cast San Francisco's Electoral College Vote
• Two Escaped Prison Inmates From Tennessee Captured In South Florida
• Covered California Extends Enrollment Deadline Due To COVID-19
• LEGO Brings Mobile Holiday Truck To Denver Encourage Kids To Share With Other For The Holidays
• Red Sox Sign Outfielder Hunter Renfroe To One-Year Contract
• Anti-Mask Rant Caught On Camera At California Costco
• COVID 19 In Indiana: State Reports Another 5,050 Cases, 35 Deaths
• Historic Cliff House in San Francisco to Close Permanently
• Hanukkah Drive-In Allows Jewish Community To Celebrate Safely During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Wisconsin Supreme Court Tosses Trump Election Lawsuit
• First COVID vaccine given in New York: "Weapon that will end the war"
• Target Stores Staying Open Later For Holiday Shopping; Special Hours For Seniors Reduced
• Philadelphia Weather: Parts Of Region Could Possibly See 18 Inches Of Snow As Winter Storm Watch Issued For Wednesday
• 'This Is A Game Changer:' Coronavirus Vaccine Arrives In South Florida
• Petaluma Police Searching For Suspect in Pistol-Whipping
• U.K. eases restrictions on blood donations from gay and bisexual men
• TCF, Huntington Banks To Merge In $22B Deal
• Stacey Abrams on "what's at stake" in Georgia runoff elections
• Coronavirus Impact (MN): MDH Reports 3,026 More Cases, 18 Deaths; Hospitalizations Decrease
• Frontline Workers Awaiting Arrival Of COVID-19 Vaccines To Get First Dose
• Officials Investigating Early Morning Fatal Fire In Caroline County
• Delaware Valley Residents Rushing To Hardware Stores For Supplies As Winter Storm Barrels Toward Region
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: North Allegheny School District Parents Protest Remote Learning
• 'Disgraceful': Gov. Tom Wolf, Gov. Phil Murphy Blast Federal Lawmakers For Failing To Pass New COVID Relief Bill
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Pfizer Coronavirus Vaccine Arrives In Commonwealth As Over 18,500 Cases Reported Past Two Days
• Twin Cities Auto Show Pushed Back To May, Will Be Held Outside At State Fairgrounds
• Another Storm On Track To Arrive In California Midweek
• New Hampshire Casts Its 4 Electoral Votes For Biden, Harris
• Connecticut Marks 8 Years Since Mass Shooting At Sandy Hook Elementary School
• TSA Catches Passenger With Marijuana Inside Shampoo Bottle At Logan Airport
• Dallas Murders On Walton Walker And Moulin Rouge Drive Happen Minutes Apart, Police Arrest Bryan Rivas
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports Two-Day Total Of 18,646 New COVID-19 Cases
• 28 Boston Public Schools Reopen For 1,700 High-Needs Students
• State Police Searching For 15-Year-Old Runaway Mykiah Alexander
• U.S. formally blames Iran for presumed death of ex-FBI agent
• Teen Arrested In Wisconsin After Shooting 2 People With Compound Bow
• COVID-19 Vaccinations Underway At Methodist Dallas Medical Center
• Silicon Valley 'Texit' Is Real: Here's Who's Going and Where
• San Jose School Board Extends Contract With Police Despite Protests
• NY Nurse Sandra Lindsay Among First In US To Receive COVID Vaccination
• New Hampshire 'Ready To Hit The Ground Running' As First COVID Vaccine Shipment Arrives
• Watch At 10: Her Home Was Wrongly Raided; She Was Handcuffed Naked; Body Camera Video Tells the Story
• Winter Weather Advisory In Effect Monday As Parts Of Maryland See Snow, Mostly Rain In Baltimore
• 'No Better Way To Celebrate,' Willie Nelson To Perform Postgame Concert For 2021 National Soccer Hall Of Fame Game
• UAW, US Attorney Reach Deal To Reform Union After Scandal
• With Family Gatherings On Hold Due To COVID, Many Turning To Businesses For Tamales
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Police: 3 Dead After Crash Along I-94 In Detroit
• Protesters keep pressure on Belarus' dictator, and pay the price
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports Two-Day Total Of 1,647 New COVID-19 Cases
• 3 dead after horse and buggy crash with dump truck
• Yes, A COVID-19 Vaccine Has Arrived. But Here's What Not To Do, These Health Officials Say
• Federal Investigators Preparing For Surge Of COVID-19 Vaccine Scams
• Two North Atlantic Right Whale Calves Spotted Off Florida & Georgia
• First Batch Of Pfizer COVID Vaccine Could Arrive At UCD Medical Center Monday
• Cam Newton Passionately Defends Relationship With Josh McDaniels, Bill Belichick
• Adidas says it may sell Reebok
• Habitual Violent Felon Arrested In San Francisco Tenderloin Attempted Carjacking
• First COVID-19 Vaccine Administered In US
• Attempt To Recall Governor Surged After French Laundry Incident
• Supreme Court rebuffs bid to revive Kansas voting law
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: UPMC Health Plan Extends Waivers Out-Of-Pocket Cost For COVID-19 Treatments
• Here's A Step-By-Step Guide To Monday's Electoral College Vote
• As Vaccine Shipments Roll Out, Chicago Area Medical Professionals Are Grateful And Relieved
• DC Man Charged After Bringing Loaded Gun Through BWI Checkpoint
• Body Recovered From Chicago River Under Montrose Avenue Bridge
• Drive-By Shooting In Modesto Ends In Multi-Vehicle Crash
• 'All Three Of Those Moments Continue To Resonate': CBS Sports' Emilie Deutsch On Four Sides Of The Story Featuring Annika Sorenstam, Lisa Leslie And Brandi Chastain
• Texas College And Netflix 'Cheer' Star Jerry Harris Facing New Child Pornography Charges
• White House Task Force Recommends Stricter COVID Measures For 'Red Zone' Florida
• COVID In Maryland: Hospitalizations At Record-High Again, Positivity Rate Up
• Is Jayson Tatum A Little Bit Taller? Donovan Mitchell Isn't Buying It
• LAPD Chase With Stolen Car Ends In Violent Wreck In South LA
• 26-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In Southeast Baltimore
• PTL Links: December 14, 2020
• Packers Beat Lions 31-24, Clinch NFC North Title
• Google Down Briefly With Outages To Gmail, YouTube, Google Drive
• Girl, 17, Dies After Being Thrown From Truck In Eagan Rollover
• At Least 15 People Shot, 3 Killed In Weekend Gun Violence In Chicago
• COVID-19 Testing Coming To O'Hare, Midway Airports Later This Month; Over 100 Employees Needed
• Will a looming deal fix "cracks" in the "wall of opposition" to Iran?
• Lyft Driver Gets Into Fender Bender, Finds His Rideshare Insurance Doesn't Cover Damage
• Why pharmacies administering vaccine could bring "chaos"
• 'We Really Can't Tolerate Much More': Concerns Continue As Hospitals Brace For Influx Of Coronavirus Patients
• Security Guard Shot At, Window Shatters At Popeyes On Pulaski Highway In Baltimore After Suspect Spat In His Face During Argument, Police Say
• TCF Bank Merging With Huntington, Expected To Rebrand And Drop Name Next Year
• Presidential Electors Will Be Voting Monday. Here's What That Means (CBS News)
• Massive Outage Knocks Gmail, YouTube, Other Google Services Offline
• Miami Weather: Cool, Dry Start To Work Week
• Old Sacramento Restaurant Says Customers Are Ordering Take Out Then Eating Outside
• Kel Mitchell On MTV's 'Deliciousness': 'It's Super Funny & The Videos You Will See Are Crazy'
• Effort To Recall Calif. Gov. Gavin Newsom Gains Steam
• Teen Driver Killed After Truck Rolls On I-90 In Southeastern Minnesota
• Cleveland Indians Reportedly Changing Team Name After 105 Years
• Man Stabbed In Face On CTA Red Line Train Near Cermak-Chinatown Station
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/14 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• North Texas Facilities Prepare To Receive, Start Administering Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine
• Bill Madden On Book 'Tom Seaver: A Terrific Life': 'He Never Wanted To Leave The Mets'
• Bay Area COVID Pandemic Roundup: Health Care Workers Relieved As Vaccine Arrives; Record New Cases In San Francisco; Silicon Valley 'Texit' Gaining Momentum
• Coyote Sneaks Inside Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue Station
• Police: Woman Attacked By Dog, 'Became Physically Aggressive' With Officers After Refusing To Wear Mask
• Op-ed calling on Jill Biden to drop "Dr." title sparks backlash
• Updated NFL Playoff Picture: Patriots Got A Little Bit Of Help Over Weekend
• 'If I Don't Play Good Enough Football, I Need To Hang It Up'; Steelers Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger Critical Of Himself After Loss To Buffalo Bills
• Gmail, YouTube Down Briefly As Google Suffers Outage
• Early Morning Google Outage Knocks YouTube Offline For An Hour; Gmail Issues Linger
• Los Angeles County Continues To See Surge With 12,731 New COVID-19 Cases Sunday
• Google services including Gmail and YouTube suffer outage
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Secretary Of Health Dr. Rachel Levine Testifies In Front Of Congress About Vaccine Shipment
• Pandemic: Bay Area COVID Front Line Health Care Workers Anxiously Await Vaccine's Arrival
• Illini Head Coach Lovie Smith Out After Five Seasons
• First Batch Of Pfizer's Coronavirus Vaccine Arrives At LAX
• Maryland Weather: Winter Storm Watch Issued For Wednesday; Heavy Snow Is Expected
• W. Va. Attorney General Joins Multi-State Lawsuit Being Filed Against Facebook
• CVS Planning To Hire Thousands Of Workers To Help With COVID Vaccinations
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Coronavirus Vaccines Out For Delivery Across The U.S., Expected To Arrive In Pittsburgh Today
• Cleveland Indians to change their nickname, drop "Indians"
• John le Carré, definitive Cold War spy novelist, has died at 89
• Germany steps up COVID lockdown measures over winter holidays
• SpaceX launches satellite for SiriusXM
• Pandemic: San Francisco, Los Angeles Counties Set Single Day Record For New COVID-19 Cases
• Electors Vote Monday To Formally Confirm Joe Biden As Winner Of 2020 Presidential Election
• Violence erupts in Washington D.C. after Trump supporters rally
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Dr. Rob Danoff Joins CBS3 To Answer Questions About Vaccine
• Potentially major hack of government agencies disclosed
• Trump: Top White House personnel won't be among first vaccinated
• Trump administration pushing delay in nursing home vaccinations
• Restaurant Owners Facing Tough Decisions Amid COVID-19 Mitigation Efforts In Pa. Forcing Shutdown of Indoor Dining
• Good Samaritans Rescue Body Boarder Who Slammed Into Fort Point Rocks
• Pa. Electors To Meet In Harrisburg To Officially Cast Ballots For Presidential Election, Confirming Joe Biden As 46th President-Elect Of The United States
• Electoral College Set To Vote Monday, Seal Biden's Win
• No. 1 Stanford moves VanDerveer one victory from wins record
• Coronavirus Testing Site Opens For Rockland County School Community
• New Jersey Lawmakers Hammering Out Details Of Marijuana Legalization
• Snow Storm Coming Wednesday Night Through Thursday
• Police fatally shoot gunman at landmark NYC cathedral
• 1 Person In Critical Condition Following Accident On Southbound I-95
• Saudi tanker attacked by "booby-trapped boat" while unloading gas
• Police: Juvenile Charged In Deaths Of 4 In Southern W. Va.
• MBTA Commuter Rail Service Cut In Half Due To Too Many COVID Absences
• Miami-Dade Correctional Institution Sgt. Charged With Cocaine Trafficking
• Video shows man walking on wing of plane before takeoff
• COVID In Delaware: New Restrictions Go Into Effect Monday As Cases Continue To Surge Across State
• NYPD: Gunman Fatally Shot By Police After Opening Fire Outside NYC Cathedral
• For Holiday Shoppers, 'Buy Now, Pay Later' Services Are A Hot Option
• Chicago Weather: Chilly Week Ahead
• Pittsburgh Weather: Multiple Chances Of Snow Throughout Upcoming Week
• Shelter officials oppose Trump's effort to expel migrant children
• COVID In Philadelphia: Philadelphia International Airport One Of Roughly 30 Airports To Welcome Shipments Of Coronavirus Vaccines
• Arlington Teacher Writes 'The Little Ouch', A Book To Help Kids Overcome Vaccine Fear
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Dependable Drive In Theater To Remain Open, Cleared To Do So While Adhering to Coronavirus Restrictions
• Monday's Show Info (12/14/20)
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/14 Monday Morning Forecast

Videos from December 14, 2020

• U.S. federal agencies hacked by foreign entity
• 12/14: Red and Blue
• Biden addresses the nation: "The will of the people prevailed"
• Northeast bracing for major snowstorm
• Local Matters: Georgia secretary of state orders signature audit for Cobb County; Democratic Party chair weighs in
• Special Report: President-elect Joe Biden addresses the nation after Electoral College affirms his victory
• U.S. begins historic coronavirus vaccination effort
• Local Matters: Cobb County Republican Party chair weighs in on Georgia's Senate runoffs
• Norah O'Donnell reflects on the pandemic
• Electoral College formalizes President-elect Joe Biden's win
• Winter storm warnings as Midwest pummeled by snow
• U.S. federal agencies hacked in global cyberspying operation
• William Barr resigns as U.S. attorney general
• First coronavirus vaccinations begin in the U.S.
• Attorney General William Barr to leave post next week
• Electoral College affirms Biden's presidential victory
• States struggle to contain coronavirus as U.S. deaths surpass 300,000
• Coordinated nationwide effort underway to distribute COVID vaccine
• U.S. administers first doses of Pfizer coronavirus vaccine
• CBS Evening News, December 14, 2020
• Bipartisan group of senators unveil COVID-19 relief bills
• Special Report: Electoral College formally votes for President-elect Joe Biden
• Early in-person voting kicks off in Georgia Senate runoff elections
• As COVID-19 vaccinations begin, U.S. reaches grim toll of 300,000 coronavirus deaths
• Bipartisan Senate group to unveil bills with $908 billion in coronavirus relief
• U.S. surgeon general: "Today is truly an historic day" as COVID vaccine arrives
• Understanding Trump's success with Tejano voters in Texas
• Governor Phil Murphy warns New Jersey "in for several hard months" despite COVID-19 vaccine
• Electoral College members in Michigan and Wisconsin casting votes for Joe Biden
• Driver attacked man at Hanukkah ceremony, police say
• Early voting underway for Georgia's 2 Senate runoff elections
• First vaccinations begin across the U.S. as COVID-19 hospitalizations soar
• 60 Minutes archives: Le Carré
• Sandy Hook mother works to help kids and prevent violence with emotional education effort
• Cleveland Indians to change century-old name, NY Times reports
• Hospitals to begin COVID-19 vaccine distribution today
• Early voting begins for Georgia Senate runoff elections
• Russia denies involvement in hack of U.S. government agencies
• Stacey Abrams on Georgia Senate runoffs, turnout and Trump's vote fraud claims
• Georgia kicks off early voting for crucial Senate runoff elections
• How hospitals will start distributing the coronavirus vaccine
• New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announces state's COVID-19 vaccine rollout
• Electoral College to affirm Biden's victory as Trump remains defiant
• USO's virtual programming spreads holiday cheer to military families
• One woman's mission to empower single mothers toward self-sufficiency
• Sal Khan on the coronavirus pandemic and online education
• Tyler Perry donates $100,000 to Breonna Taylor's boyfriend's defense fund
• Border agents expelled migrant children in violation of a federal court order
• UPS executive on delivery of Pfizer Vaccine
• Pfizer vaccine distribution gets underway in the U.S.
• Hackers, suspected to be backed by Russia, break into networks of U.S. agencies
• Electoral College to formally vote for Joe Biden to become next president
• Nursing homes likely to begin administering COVID vaccines next week
• 400 Nigerian students missing after attack on school, and more global headlines
• Head of Operation Warp Speed on historic COVID-19 vaccine rollout
• First batch of COVID-19 vaccines shipped in U.S.
• Hospitals prepare for first batch of Pfizer vaccines to arrive
• 12/14: CBSN AM