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Articles from December 22, 2020

• Police: Stockton Store Employee Attacked, Robbed After Asking Customers To Wear A Mask
• Convicted Sex Offender Accused Of Receiving Unemployment Benefits While In Yolo County Jail
• EDD Debit Card Withdrawals, SUV Purchase Leads Feds To Suspect In 6 Armed Mail Carrier Robberies
• 'His Appointment Will Make History': Alex Padilla Selected To Replace Kamala Harris In US Senate
• 'This Is A National Disaster': OC Nurses Staging Wednesday Walkout Over New State Staffing Mandates
• Big Bear Still Open Despite Regional Stay-At-Home Orders
• Newsom Selects Alex Padilla To Take Over Kamala Harris' Senate Seat; California's First Latino U.S. Senator
• Night 10: Orelle Creek Court, Citrus Heights
• Eusivio Luevano Found Buried In His Backyard, Girlfriend Kimberly Cottle Arrested
• Group Helps Decorate The Homes Of 10 Military Families
• Man Barricaded In South LA Home After Allegedly Assaulting Father Taken Into Custody
• Pacifica Crews Making Emergency Repairs To Seawall, Pier
• 'Dig Into Our Local Music': Stimulus Package Expected To Help Colorado Venues
• Woman In Wheelchair Thanks Community For Support During Pandemic: 'Without Them I Wouldn't Be Able To Go Anywhere'
• Justin Simmons Reflects On Big Year Which Includes The Pro Bowl
• 2021 Navy-Air Force Football Game To Be Held On 20th Anniversary Of 9/11 Attacks
• Homicide Victim Found In Parking Lot Of Salida Business
• Stockton Police Searching For Suspect In Triple Shooting That Left 17-Year-Old Dead
• Convicted Burglar At Large After Escaping Community Reentry Program
• Colorado Experts Asking For Notice From Public About Avalanche Activity
• George's 33 Sends Clippers Past Lakers 116-109 On Ring Night
• Placer, El Dorado County Leaders Ask Airbnb To Stop Rentals During Stay-At-Home Order
• San Jose State Spartans' Travel To Arizona Bowl In Violation Of COVID Quarantine Rules
• Minnesota Weather: Blizzard And Winter Storm Warnings Issued For Wednesday
• Woman's Body Found In Tracy Canal One Day After Manteca Mom Chenin Carlson Goes Missing
• Chicago Weather: A Dramatic Temperature Change Coming
• ONLY ON 2: Widow Speaks After Husband Gave Up Jeep Cherokee, Only To Be Shot Dead By Carjackers Anyway In Bridgeport
• Former GOP Rep. Duncan Hunter Gets Full Pardon From Trump
• Study: People Mistakenly Think Pretty Food Is Healthier
• Eric Coomer, Dominion Voting Employee, Sues Trump Campaign & Others
• Trash Trouble: West Chicago Neighbors Fight Plan For New Waste Transfer Station
• Durant Returns With 22 And A Nets Rout Of Warriors
• COVID In Colorado: Coalition Of Gyms Wants Flexibility On Capacity Restrictions
• Denver Community Celebrates Official Name Change Of La Raza Park
• Local Health Officials Screening For New, More Contagious Strain Of COVID-19 Found In U.K.
• 9-Year-Old Battling Leukemia At Staten Island Hospital Gifted PlayStation 5 For Christmas
• Philadelphia Police Officer Recovering In Hospital After Suffering Graze Wound In Kingsessing Shooting, Officials Say
• R. Kelly's Chicago Federal Trial Won't Start Until September 2021
• Tree Of Lights To Return To Point State Park In 2021, Thanks In Part To Some Vocal Pittsburghers
• COPA Releases Video, Other Materials In Shooting That Killed Man In Little Village In October
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: 3 Restaurants Ordered To Close Again
• Some Coloradans Face Drops In Health Insurance Coverage Heading Into The New Year
• Caught On Video: Eastchester Firefighter Rescues Dog From Icy Pond
• Former Huntington Beach Police Investigator Charged With Stealing Drugs
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Bringing In Retired Judge To Investigate Anjanette Young Case
• Twin Cities Among Top Spots For Stolen Package Inquiries
• COVID: Beloved Albany Bowl Closing After 71 Years Due To Pandemic
• 16-Year-Old Micah Pinson Finds New Way To Bring Christmas Joy To Kids In Dallas Hospital Where He Was Once A Patient
• Nearly 12,000 NYC School Without COVID Testing Consent Forms Switched To Remote Learning
• Pittsburgh Police Search For Mt. Washington Home Invasion Suspect
• Restaurant Owner Criticizes Relief Bill, Calls New COVID Restrictions 'Salt In The Wound'
• 'Just Kind Of A Band-Aid': Marylanders, Including Gov. Larry Hogan, Say COVID-19 Relief Bill Doesn't Go Far Enough
• Baltimore County To Cap Delivery Service App Fees At 15% To Help Restaurants Struggling During COVID-19 Pandemic
• 18-Year-Old Hit And Killed By Driver Of Tractor-Trailer Along Route 119 In Westmoreland Co.
• Maryland Office Of Tourism Teaches Mindy Kaling What A Smith Island Cake Is
• President Trump Pardons Former Campaign Aide And Chicago Native George Papadopoulous
• Atwater's Christmas Cookie Decorating Kits Helping Families In Need This Holiday Season
• Woman, Man Found Dead In South San Francisco Homicide-Suicide
• EPIC Program Trains Baltimore Police Officers To Intervene To Prevent Misconduct
• Trump Blasts COVID-19 Economic Relief Package And Demands Changes
• Expert Digs Through George Floyd Trial Juror Questionnaire
• Nurse Battling Cancer Receives 'Best Christmas Ever'
• 2020: A Year To Remember, Hank Tester Looks Back At Some Of The Top Local Stories
• COVID In Philadelphia: City Extending Restrictions Until Jan. 15 For Riskiest Businesses As Officials Concerned With Another Holiday Case Spike
• Walmart Partners With FedEx To Offer Pick Up Returns For Online Items
• 24 Displaced In 2-Alarm Fire In Laurel, Fire Officials Say
• Local Businesses Host Toy Drive-Thru
• Judge Plans To Hear From Residents In $641M Flint Water Deal
• Woman Rescued From Fire At Elderly Housing Unit In Hyde Park
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Continue To Surge Across Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties
• Mayor Duggan Receives COVID-19 Vaccine, Outlines Detroit's Deployment Plan
• Louisville Beats Short-Handed Pitt
• Victims Of Bank Of America EDD Debit Card Fraud Tell Stories Of Fake Charges, Long Waits, Closed Claims
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Reveals Who Is Next In Line For Coronavirus Vaccine
• Philadelphia's Boathouse Row Illuminated For Holiday Season
• Millions Of Texans Waiting, Wondering When They'll Be Able To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• President Trump Blasts COVID-19 Economic Relief Package And Demands Changes
• Columbus Mayor: Police Officer Who Shot, Killed Black Man Holding Cell Phone Did Not Activate Body Camera
• Nestlé Recalling Lean Cuisine Meals Over Plastic Contamination Complaints
• Fourth And Last Suspect Charged In Murder Of 7-Year-Old Natalia Wallace On July 4th
• 2021 Navy-Air Force Football Game To Be Held On 20th Anniversary Of 9/11 Attacks
• President Trump Commutes Prison Term For Former Texas Congressman Steve Stockman Who Misused Charitable Donations
• It's A Boy! Orioles Outfielder Austin Hays, Wife Welcome Son
• Stolen Cremated Ashes Leads To Arrest Of Suspected SF Tenderloin Drug Dealer
• Man Killed In Harlem Shooting, Police Searching For Shooter
• Secondary Care Facilities, Like Respiratory Hospitals, Seeing Spike In COVID Patients
• 9 Men Charged So Far After Minneapolis Carjacking Crackdown
• Washington Quarterback Dwayne Haskins Apologizes After Photos Show Mask-Less Partying
• Maryland Downs La Salle 84-71 Behind Ayala's 23 Points
• Newsom Picks Assemblymember Dr. Shirley Weber To Be Next Secretary Of State
• Durant Leads Brooklyn Nets In Opening Night Blowout Of Warriors, 125-99
• LA Sheriff's Deputy Dies From COVID-19
• One Alderman Calls For Halt To No-Knock Warrants At City Council Committee Hearing, While Another Notes Anjanette Young Raid Didn't Involve One
• Former OC Deputy Indicted For Allegedly Robbing Home Of Dead Man
• COVID-19 In Washington County: 19 Firefighters From Charleroi Fire Department Get Vaccine
• Fire That Destroyed Charles County Home Started By Kids Playing With Sparklers, Fire Marshal's Office Says
• Caught On Camera: Man Fires Into Parked Car In Brooklyn, Mother Shot Twice In Arm
• California Correctional Health Care Facility In Stockton Receives COVID-19 Vaccine
• DePaul Hopes To Start Men's Basketball Season On Wednesday After 10 Games Were Called Off Due To COVID Concerns
• COVID-19 Surge: Bay Area Hospitals Facing Critical Shortage Of Nurses, Medical Professionals
• Boys & Girls Club Kids Pick Out Toys, Some For Younger Relatives
• COVID In Minnesota: 4K-Plus Health Care Workers Now Vaccinated
• Bulls Set To Start Season Wednesday; Tomas Satoransky Glad To Be Back After Self-Quarantine
• Boys & Girls Club Teens Taking Leadership Role In Social Justice Movement
• Christmas Money Crunch: Retiree Struggles To Get Back $200 Hotel Deposit After Paying With Debit Card
• COVID In Colorado: 2 Veterans At Fitzsimons Care Facility In Aurora Are First Colorado Seniors To Get Vaccinated
• NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea, Mayor Bill De Blasio Respond To DOI Report On George Floyd Protests
• Denver Weather: Snow, Wind, And A Major Temperature Change
• Missing 11-Year-Old Girl Last Seen In Dundalk Found Safe
• Man Accused Of Shooting, Killing 58-Year-Old Woman In Stockton
• 4 Robbery Suspects Arrested After Garland AT&T Store Employees Lock Doors Keeping Them Out
• United Airlines Lands Vaccines In Denver, Becoming Only Commercial Airline To Transport Vaccines
• Appeal Granted In 2010 UVa Slaying Of Yeardley Love Over 'Malice' Definition
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo Signs Jonah Bichotte Cowan Law To Help Protect Expectant Mothers
• Prosecutors: Woman Charged In Newport Beach DUI Crash That Killed Parents Had Been Driven From Brewery, But Got Back Behind The Wheel
• Maryland Nursing Homes To Start COVID-19 Vaccinations Wednesday
• COVID Relief Bill: First Avenue, Sen. Klobuchar Help Secure Billions In Music Venue Funding
• 3 Baltimore Area Families Get Free Vehicles Just Before Christmas Thanks To Nonprofit Vehicles For Change
• Westchester County's 'Winter Wonderland' Bringing Light To Visitors After Dark Year
• Newsom Nominates San Diego Assemblywoman Dr. Shirley Weber As Secretary of State
• Frontline Workers Providing Care In More Ways Than One This Holiday Season
• Johns Hopkins Team Wins Global COVID-19 Mask Design Challenge
• Holiday Season Could Cause Virus Surge On Top Of Surge
• Former Rep. Katie Hill Sues Ex-Husband In LA Court For Releasing Nude Photos
• Rebuild or retreat? The future of Louisiana's coastline in jeopardy
• Biden announces Miguel Cardona as education secretary nominee
• State Trooper Delivers Christmas Package Found On Side Of Route 3
• Police Locate Missing 74-Year-Old Sarver-Area Woman Edith Atkinson
• Police Find Farm Animals Living In Poor Conditions At Homewood Home After Responding To Reported Assault
• Maryland Weather Blog: Roller Coaster Temperatures As Christmas Approaches (And Some Notes For Santa)
• East Bay Regional Parks GM Robert Doyle Retires After 47 Years With District
• Feds Target Walmart On Opioid Dispensing
• NYPD Delivers Toys For Pediatric Patients At Staten Island Hospital
• As St. Paul Nears Homicide Record, Charges Have Been Filed In Almost 90% Of Cases
• Former LA City Councilor Alex Padilla Selected To Take Kamala Harris' Senate Seat
• 'The People Living In This House...They Deserve Better:' City Marked 311 Trash Requests 'Complete' Without Finishing Jobs
• LA County Surpasses 9,000 COVID-19 Deaths, Officials Urge People To Forgo Holiday Travel
• LIVE UPDATES: Aldermen Grill CPD Officials On Search Warrant Policies Amid Fallout From Wrong Raid Of Anjanette Young's Home
• Proposal Would Cap Insulin Costs
• Trump Begins Pre-Departure Pardons, Including 2 People Part Of The Russia Investigation (CBS News)
• Texas AG Ken Paxton Asked Trump Administration To Rescind Virus Relief Funding Houston Used To Expand Voting Options
• Trump Pardons 15, Including Former California Rep. Duncan Hunter
• Tom Brady Hilariously Roasts Tony Dungy, Colts On Twitter
• Woman, Child Found Dead In Westlake Home, Homicide Investigation Underway
• Trump begins granting pardons, including 2 part of Russia probe
• Thousands Line Up For Food Distribution In Stockton
• IDES Sends Social Security Numbers Of 11 Residents To A Random Person: 'It's Just Every Kind Of Wrong'
• President Donald Trump Pardons 15 People, Including Pittsburgh Dentist Convicted Of Health Care Fraud
• Paperwork For Warrant That Led To Raid Where Anjanette Young Was Handcuffed Naked Shows Inconsistencies, Conflicting Information
• Controversial Housing Development To Be Built On Possible Mountain Lion Habitat
• Illinois COVID Numbers Moving Back Up With More Than 6,000 Cases
• Isaiah Douse Charged With Assaulting 2 Forney Police Officers With Vehicle
• Longtime Condemned California Inmate, Royce Lyn Scott, Dies
• New Video Shows COVID-19 Patients Lined Up In SoCal Hospital Hallways As Surge Continues
• Court Cases This Fall Preview Hotly Contested Races For Judicial Office In 2021
• 1 Year After Drake Hotel Fire, Henn. Co. Still Struggles With Lack Of Affordable Housing
• Police: Man Firing At 2nd Man Killed By 3rd Man At Gun Range
• Nonprofit Stockings With Care Helps Deserving Kids' Christmas Wishes Come True
• LA Wins Settlement Against Walgreens For Improper Waste Disposal, Mishandling Customer Records
• City Of Dallas To Receive 2,000 Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Long Beach Reports Single-Day Record 14 COVID-19 Deaths
• 'It Just Feels Good To Give': Monessen Restaurant Opens As Pop-Up Kitchen For Frontline Workers
• North Texas Financial Expert Says 'Have A Plan' For COVID-19 Relief Money Headed Your Way
• Former USPS Letter Carrier Daniyelle Barnes Pleads Guilty To Stealing Mail
• Californians Warned Of Possible Virus Disaster After The Holidays
• COVID Testing: San Francisco Opening Holiday Pop-Up Testing Site In Mission District
• José Andrés is on a mission to feed the hungry
• Queens Man Leads Rewarding And Giving Double Life -- As Special Ed Teacher And Christmas Tree Seller
• Police Accused Of Executing Aggressive, Warrantless Searches In Hunt For McKeesport Officer Shooting Suspect Koby Francis
• Dr. Dave Hnida Warns Against Christmas Travel And Letting Guard Down
• Dallas Mavericks To Begin Season With No Fans At Home Games
• SEPTA Union Says Quarantine Leave Policy Not Enough
• Difficult Decisions Ahead For Hospitals And States As Coronavirus Cases Surge, ICUs Fill
• Long Island Health Officials Working To Dispel Mistrust And Misinformation On COVID-19 Vaccines
• Colorado Micro Preemie Born In 2019 Is Thriving In 2020: 'Beat All The Odds'
• New York Man Charged With Cyberstalking Maryland Woman, Soliciting A Killer
• Home For Christmas Story As Overtown Residents Move Back Into Newly Renovated Affordable Housing Apartments
• Tarrant County Reaches Record High For COVID-19 Hospitalizations 7th Day In A Row
• Family Of Philadelphia Man Who Died In Pennsylvania State Prison Sues Over Excessive Pepper Spray
• 'I Burst Into Tears': COVID Relief Bill Provides Hope For Boston Theaters
• Fire Danger, Santa Ana Winds Expected Wednesday
• Health Directors Arwady, Ezike Welcome U.S. Surgeon General To Discuss COVID Vaccine Rollout: 'We Do Have A Finish Line In Sight'
• One Dead, One Wounded, Gunman Remains At Large In 101 Fatal Freeway Shooting
• Parents Of Boy Who Died At Zoo Create Fund To Give Kids Glasses
• 2 Accused Of Stealing Holiday Mail, Packages From At Least 20 Pacifica Residences
• Jury Trials Suspended Through April 23 Due To COVID-19, Maryland Judiciary Says
• COVID In New Jersey: Jefferson Health Nurses Thrilled To Be Among First In Area To Receive Moderna's Vaccine
• 'It's Going To Make A Huge Difference': Latest Coronavirus Stimulus Package Means Hope For Texas Restaurants
• Suspect in July Crime Spree Pleads Guilty to Attempted Murder, Carjacking
• Police: Gun Stolen From El Paso County Sheriff Recovered From Felon
• COVID In Florida: 10,434 New Daily Cases, 76 Additional Deaths
• New York City Transportation Officials Propose 24/7 Camera Operations To Combat Apparent Speeding Epidemic
• Caught On Video: SUV Plows Into Stroller Carrying 2-Year-Old Boy In The Bronx, Drives Away
• Philadelphia Police Release Surveillance Video Of 2 Men Wanted In Fatal Shooting Of 12-Year-Old Sadeek Clark-Harrison
• Christmas In The Time Of COVID: Expert Says To Reconstruct Traditions When Celebrating Virtually
• Gov. Whitmer Reflects On A Divided Year For Michigan
• Long Island Lawmakers Take Issue With $133 Million In CARES Act Funding Town Of Hempstead Received
• Dr. Max's COVID Vaccine FAQs: What's In The Vaccine? Is One Vaccine Better Or More Effective Than The Other?
• Boston Nurse Says City Plows Blocked Driveway With Pile Of Snow
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Churches Moving Christmas Services Online-Only Or Limiting In-Person Attendance
• Eric Nastri Sentenced, Closing 'Dark Chapter In Vail's History'
• Man Accused Of Deploying Delta Flight's Emergency Slide At LaGuardia: 'I Panicked ... I Didn't Hurt Anybody'
• 'I Don't Have Anything To Buy Food Right Now', Miami Residents Grateful For Gift Card Distribution
• Pennsylvania State Police Seeking Community Donations Of Horses To Support Mounted Patrol Unit
• Keller @ Large: Legal Seafood Owner Sad To Sell But Can't Argue With COVID Restrictions
• Sheriff: Casey Jeb Trutnau Dies From Stabbing Injuries After Attack Near Jordan
• Westmoreland Co. Transit Authority Approves Plan To Allow Want Ads On Vehicles
• Joseph Davis Sentenced To 624 Years In Prison For Child Sex Abuse
• City Shuts Down Two Illegal Parties In River North For Violating COVID-19 Restrictions
• Deputies: Sonora Burglary Suspect Rammed 2 Businesses With Van To Break In
• Sheriff: Inmate Taran Cortez Miller Dies In Scott County Jail
• COVID Relief: Bay Area Officials Laud Coronavirus Funding Bill, Argue More Is Needed
• Palo Alto Police Arrest Three Juveniles For Robbery, Car Theft
• Delaware State Police Investigating After 2 Men Shot While Sitting Inside Parked Car On Route 9
• New Capacity Limits Hit Mass. Businesses As Travelers Ignore Gov. Baker's Advice
• MSPCA: 'Every Last Sugar Glider Has Been Adopted' After More Than 5,000 Inquiries
• Police Arrest Man Making Threats From Roof Of Commercial Building In Cutler Bay
• Denton Police Release Composite Of Alleged Sexual Assault Suspect Who Forced Way Inside Woman's Apartment
• Heat, Hot Water Turned Back On For Brookside Manor Residents After 3 Chilly Nights Following Gas Leak
• Churches Offering Remote Services, Preregistration For Christmas Mass
• Lawsuits Blame Range Rover Gear Shifter For Deadly Rollaway
• Pa. Dept. Of Health Launches New Digital Tool To Help Contact Tracers
• Person Of Interest Sought After Suspicious Fires Burn Cabin In Calaveras County
• Massachusetts Reports 3,293 New COVID Cases, 43 Additional Deaths
• SoCalGas, LADWP To Provide Free Efficiency Kits To Customers To Help Save On Utilities
• Biden Outlines Plan For New Round Of COVID Relief Once In Office
• Scam Warning: Larimer County Property Owners Targeted In New Mailer
• Thousands Sign Up For Mummers Protest March In Philadelphia For New Year's Day
• Now Hiring: DFW-Area Home Healthcare Company Looking To Add 'Compassionate Hearts'
• Dr. Dave Hnida Examines COVID Vaccine Differences And Side Effects
• Naval Academy Exams Being Reviewed For 'Inconsistencies'
• 'Every Girl Deserves A Doll': 8-Year-Old Making Sure Girls Around Philadelphia Have Special Present On Christmas
• Travel Company To Refund Hundreds Of Families For Student Trips Canceled By Coronavirus Pandemic, AG Announces
• Rapper Meek Mill, 12 Days Of Christmas Inc. Help Fulfill Holiday Wishes Of Philly School Children
• Stimulus includes $2 billion for funerals of COVID-19 victims
• Judge Rejects Part Of Sanctuary Cities Law
• Washington Gas Fined $750K In Deadly 2016 Blast At Silver Spring Apartment Complex
• COVID Surge: San Franciscans Warned Another Holiday Surge Would Be 'Catastrophic'
• Beats Not Bullets Program Shows Baltimore Teens How Rap Can Teach Life Skills, Lessons
• Glendale Police: Probation Check Turns Up Several EDD Debit Cards, $8K In Cash
• Philadelphia Police: Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed Inside Strawberry Mansion Home
• Philadelphia Police: Space Heater Sparks Deadly Fire Inside Fern Rock Home
• 19-Year-Old Charged In Connection To Deadly Northview Heights Shooting
• Federal judge sets new trial date for R. Kelly
• Flower Mound High School Principal Chad Russell Fighting For His Life After Contracting COVID-19
• COVID Cuts: Oakland Announces $29M In Immediate Spending Cuts; Police, Fire Not Spared
• Philadelphia Phillies Promote Sam Fuld To General Manager
• State Police In Need Of Horses For Their Mounted Patrol Unit
• Dallas County Reports 2,366 New Coronavirus Cases, 30 More Deaths
• 9-Year-Old Injured In Somerville Hit & Run
• Convicted Killer David Misch Charged With 1988 Kidnapping, Murder Of Missing 9-Year-Old Michaela Garecht
• 'A Mystery We Can't Solve': Hundreds Of Birds Of Prey Roost In Woman's Yard, Showering It With Pellets
• 'I Don't Want Out Of Philly': Head Coach Doug Pederson Makes Clear He Wants To Stay With Eagles
• Pitt Awarded $2.5M Contract To Study Potential Health Effects Of Fracking
• Metrolink Adds New Air Filters To Train Cars As Part Of COVID-19 Safety Efforts
• Gov. Greg Abbott Vaccinated For COVID-19
• Pennsylvania Firefighters Rescue Kitten Stuck In Chimney For 36 Hours
• High Ridge YMCA In West Rogers Park To Close Permanently In January
• New Trial Date Set For R Kelly's Federal Child Pornography Trial In Chicago
• Video shows NYC Republicans dancing at maskless holiday party
• 70-Year-Old Elkton Man Edward Slicer Jr Charged With Distributing, Producing Child Pornography
• OC DA: 3 Men Charged In Drive-By Shooting On Anaheim Strip Club Were Thrown Out For Not Wearing Face Masks
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court Alters Police Rules For Warrantless Vehicle Searches
• Port Of Oakland Set To Receive Largest Cranes Ever; Towering Up To 400 Feet
• Texas To Deviate From CDC Recommendations On Who's Up Next For COVID-19 Vaccinations
• LIST: These Massachusetts Businesses & Industries Must Reduce Capacity To 25% After Christmas Day
• Manhunt Underway In Parker County For Wanted Suspect Daryl Ray Johnson
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: 6 Local Businesses Ordered To Close For Defying Gov. Wolf's Indoor Dining Shutdown
• Gators star Keyontae Johnson released from hospital
• Crash Between Car, Big Rig Kills 2 Juveniles, 1 Adult In Livermore
• Dads' cookie competition becomes movement to bake for essential workers
• Man Hospitalized After Drive-By Shooting In San Francisco's Bayview District
• Top Philadelphia Sports Stories From 2020
• Colorado's Election Security Unit Recognized With Award Of Excellence From U.S. Attorney's Office
• Birx says she plans to retire, citing strain on family
• Biggest Philadelphia Crime Stories Of 2020: Gun Violence, Looting, & Fatal Police Shooting Of Walter Wallace Jr.
• Howard County Announces $6.5M In COVID-19 Pandemic Aid
• Jakobi Meyers Shares His Displeasure Over J.C. Jackson's Pro Bowl Snub
• Virtual Hearing Held For Lakeville Bar That Defied Governor's Order
• Baking With The Pompeani's: Merry Cherry Cheesecake Cookies
• Air Force-Navy Football Game To Be Played On 9/11 Next Year
• City Of Pittsburgh Seeking Feedback On Public Art Process
• New COVID strain in U.K. may be "already here" in U.S., doctors say
• Massachusetts To Further Reduce Capacity, Cut Gathering Limits Beginning After Christmas
• Celtics Hopeful That Tristan Thompson Will Play Opening Night Vs. Bucks
• 'I Heard How Much They Were In Pain': 6-Year-Old Girl Organizes Toy Giveaway For Children Spending Holidays In Hospital
• Flint Joins $641M Deal To Settle Lawsuits Over Lead-Tainted Water
• St. Paul PD Investigating After Bullet Shot Into Bedroom Where Baby, Toddler Were Sleeping
• 3 Southern California Cities Tie For Warmest Spots In The Nation On First Day Of Winter
• Pay-It-Forward Drive At Burnsville Cafe Serves Hundreds; Owner Hopes It Continues Into 2021
• Police Investigating Deadly Shooting In Alamosa Find Explosive Device
• LAX Seeing A Steady Stream Of Travelers Despite COVID-19 Risks
• Cyclist Critically Injured In East Oakland Hit-And-Run
• Cheron Shelton, Acquitted In Wilkinsburg Mass Shooting, Pleads Guilty To Illegally Possessing Firearm
• I-70 Traffic: Two-Hour Delays Possible At Idaho Springs On Tuesday
• Shirley Brown, Former Host Of 'Let's Tell A Story' On WJZ, Dies At Age 97
• Kalamazoo Official Apologizes Over Handling Of Public Safety Chief's Exit
• 49ers Warner, Williams and Juszczyk Selected For NFC Pro Bowl Team
• 'Eliminating Risk Of Disruptive Behavior,' Hulen Mall Launches Mandatory Curfew After Christmas
• Show of support for John Mulaney after reports he's in rehab
• Deputy Abandoned As An Infant Helps Bring Christmas Gifts To Same Children's Shelter Where He Was Taken
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (Dec 26)
• Salvation Army Asks For Help To 'Rescue Christmas' With Red Kettle Donations Down 50%
• Major Retailers Reveal Christmas Eve Shopping Hours
• Nassau County Announces New Rent Relief Program For Tenants Struggling During Pandemic
• The Great Experiment Begins: Nets Set To Unveil Durant-Irving Combo In Season Opener Against Warriors
• Hershey's Demands Payment From Small Brewery Over Beer Made With Milk Duds, Jolly Ranchers
• No student loan relief in $900 billion stimulus bill
• Local Politicians Join Call For Temporary Travel Ban From U.K. As New COVID Strain Spreads Like Wildfire There
• Acrobats injured in circus accident reach $52.5 million settlement
• True Crime: American Murder: The Family Next Door: Why Chris Watts Murdered His Wife And Two Young Daughters
• Pittsburgh Leaders Concerned As COVID-19 Relief Bill Excludes Cities From Funding
• 2 Suspects Wanted In Shell Gas Station Burglary In Catonsville
• Cannabis In Colorado: Aurora Approves Plan To Allow Marijuana Delivery
• ASK A DOC: How To Prioritize Your Mental Health This Winter
• 'The Unofficial Disney Parks Cookbook' Recipe: How To Make A Dole Whip At Home
• LIST: Where To Get Takeout Christmas, Holiday Dinner In Baltimore
• 19-Year-Old Bryant Whitfield Jr. Wanted For Assault With Firearm Also Reported Missing From Glen Burnie, Police Say
• New York Weather: Tuesday Afternoon 12/22 CBS2 Weather Headlines
• Vikings RB Dalvin Cook Makes Pro Bowl Again, Rookie WR Justin Jefferson Also Selected
• Bills To Expand Rocky Mountain National Park Await Presidential Approval
• Men Wanted For Armed Robbery Of 2 Rampart-Area Stores In 1 Night
• Pittsburgh Among The Country's Best Places To Spend The Holidays, WalletHub Reports Say
• Stimulus bill's "three-martini lunch" tax break draws outrage
• Superheroes Surprise 5-Year-Old Chicago Boy Hospitalized For Christmas After He Was Hit In The Head By A Stray Bullet
• Delaware County Man Accused Of Casting Vote In Name Of Dead Mother For President Donald Trump
• Police: 4-Year-Old Boy Dies After Drowning In Pond
• One Wisconsin County Spent Nearly $730K On Presidential Recount
• Biden Taps Connecticut Schools Chief Miguel Cardona As Secretary Of Education
• Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott Appoints City Solicitor, Chief Equity Officer
• Health Care Workers In Hoboken Among First To Get Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine
• Biden committed to immigration pledges, advisers say
• Aurora City Council Moves Closer To Repealing Ban On Pit Bulls
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 7,962 New Coronavirus Cases; Statewide Death Toll Breaks 14,000
• New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal Reforming Police Departments' Use Of Force Policies
• COVID In Minnesota: Another 1,700 Infections Tallied As Total Case Count Breaches 400,000
• Man, 40, Suspected In Armed Robbery At Woodland Starbucks
• First Daughter Ivanka Trump Takes Part In Southwest Miami-Dade Food Distribution
• Great conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn captured in stunning photos
• Worker Suffers Electric Shock From Blown Transformer On Wilmington Waterfront
• Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine Arrives In Colorado
• Coronavirus Stimulus Package Includes Push To Speed Up Cape Cod Bridge Replacement Project
• Charges: Bloomington Public Schools Employee Sexually Assaulted Multiple Children In His Neighborhood In 1970s
• Help Needed To Identify Patient At Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Since June
• 7-Year-Old Girl Shot On Baltimore-Washington Parkway, Suspect Alec Wilbur Wanted
• Tens Of Thousands More Doses Of COVID Vaccine Coming To LA This Week
• Man Accused Of Killing Amador County Girl Victoria Marquina Walks Free From Jail
• Jerome Bettis' Foundation Replaces Christmas Gifts Stolen From Pittsburgh Non-Profit
• Legal Sea Foods Is Selling Its Restaurants
• Approaching Storm Front To Bring Much Needed Rain Christmas Afternoon
• California Scrambles to Recruit More Doctors and Nurses
• Motorcyclist Saved From Texas Highway By Good Samaritan Later Dies At Hospital
• Bill Belichick Puts Matthew Slater Atop NFL's Greatest Special Teams Players
• Philadelphia Weather: First Major Storm Of Winter Season To Bring Thunderstorms, Strong Winds To Delaware Valley On Christmas Eve
• Police Searching For Three Teens Who Pushed 73-Year-Old Man Down, Stole His Car In North Philadelphia
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 797 New Cases, 10 Additional Deaths
• California Desperately Searches For More Nurses And Doctors
• Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 16: Tony Pollard, Emmanuel Sanders Could Help Win Your Championship
• Bryant Ferguson Charged With Allegedly Shooting Woman In Car In East Baltimore
• Stimulus bill to rid patients of "surprise" medical bills
• Strip club owner won't have to pay back millions in PPP aid
• South Florida Lawmaker Proposes 'Small Business Saturday' Holiday
• Hundreds Of Cook County Workers Stage One-Day Strike, Demanding Pandemic Pay
• State Employees Now Eligible For Family Medical Leave
• Billboard Calling Bills Fans 'The Best Fans In Football' Placed Near Gillette Stadium
• Truck Carrying Propane Tanks Goes Up In Flames After Overturning On Long Island Expressway
• Russia sanctions EU over response to poisoning of Navalny
• Firefighter Injured Battling Blaze In Silver Spring
• How To Make The Changes You Want In Your Community
• 95-Year-Old WWII Army Veteran First To Get COVID-19 Vaccine At Loch Raven VA Medical Center
• 'The World Needs Gritty': Gritty Demanding NHL To Allow Him Inside Flyers Games Once Season Starts In January
• Sacramento Nearly Cracks Top 10 Best Cities For Christmas List
• COVID-19 Vaccine: Gov. Walz To Give Update On Statewide Distribution
• PTL Links: December 22, 2020
• I-Team: Person Found Dead In Snow Bank Near Encore Boston Harbor Casino
• COVID In Maryland: Over 2.3K New Cases As Hospitalizations Pass 1.7K
• LIST: Where To Pick Up Grab & Go Meals From The Maryland Food Bank Through Summer 2021
• COVID-19 Relief Bill Includes $15B For Independent Theaters, Music Venues
• Grammy Winning Country Singer K.T. Oslin Dies At 78
• Agent: Zdeno Chara's Focus Is On Boston, Will Chat With Bruins In Next Few Days
• Chicago City Council Black Caucus Resolution Calls To Abolish Warrants Based On Information From Paid Informants, Following CBS 2 Investigation
• McDonald's China Offers Burger With Crushed Oreos And Spam (You Read That Correctly)
• Chicago Company Hopes To Make Virtual Learning A Permanent Fixture In Some Schools
• Dolphins Discover Ground Game Just In Time For Playoff Push
• Newly elected Black sheriffs in Georgia aim to fix "broken" trust
• Police Investigating After Discovering Body On North Side, Woman Taken In For Questioning
• Baltimore FOP On Violence: City Is Short 500 Officers, Blames Police Leadership
• Dr. Fauci gets COVID vaccine: "I consider it an honor to be part of this"
• More Than 20 New Coronavirus Outbreaks Reported In Michigan Schools
• Biden blasts Trump's handling of massive cyberattack
• 1 Hurt, 1 Held For Questioning After Early Morning Shooting In Alexandria
• Jupiter, Saturn Come Closer Than They Have In Centuries Forming Alignment Nicknamed 'Christmas Star'
• Court Case In Texas Shows DACA Program Remains In Peril
• Family Of Man Killed By Sacramento Police In Grocery Store Plans Lawsuit
• Trump meets with GOP allies on longshot bid to challenge electoral votes
• Patriots QB Coach Jedd Fisch Reportedly Interviewed For Arizona Head Coaching Job
• Kevin Greene, Former Pittsburgh Steelers LB And Hall Of Famer, Dies At 58
• Fired COVID scientist sues Florida over "sham" search warrant
• How Can Ravens Make Playoffs? Breaking Down Scenarios Entering Week 16
• Bay Area COVID Roundup: Stay At Home Orders Likely To Be Extended; Moderna COVID Shot 'Gives Us Hope'; Airbnb Crack Down On Holiday Party Properties
• West Point facing worst cheating scandal in decades
• Cumulative LA County COVID-19 Cases Over 634K As Hospital Space Continues To Shrink
• Birds Of Prey Invade Roseville Woman's Home, Leaving Massive Mess Second Year In A Row
• 13-year-old raises money to buy gifts for kids in need
• NIH To Study Allergic Reactions To COVID-19 Vaccine By Pfizer
• Scuba Diving Santa Takes The Plunge For A Good Cause Off Key Largo
• Marcus Smart Looking To Improve Shot Selection: 'When I Take Great Shots, I'm A Great Shooter'
• When Will You Receive A Second Stimulus Check?
• Chicago Weather: Big Warmup Wednesday Before Coldest Air Yet Arrives For Christmas
• Saturn, Jupiter Formed Rare 'Christmas Star' Monday Night That Won't Happen Again Until 2080
• Denver Weather: A Blast Of Winter Arrives Tonight With Cold And Wind
• COVID In Delaware: President-Elect Joe Biden Receives First Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• 23-Year-Old Driver Flips Truck, Is Ejected On US Highway 81, Passenger Also Injured
• Rochester Police Investigating Robbery At Subway Restaurant
• Power Out For Hundreds After Fire Destroys 2 Commercial Buildings In North Hollywood
• Financial Help Coming To Millions Of Struggling Americans As Congress Passes Nearly Trillion Dollar COVID-19 Stimulus Bill
• Caught On Video: Man Shot After Dispute Over Car Trying To Escape Snow Ends In Gunfire In The Bronx
• Rachel Zoe's son hospitalized after falling 40 feet from ski lift
• "Dozens" of top Treasury email accounts hacked, senator says
• California could see 100,000 hospitalizations in January
• Nations ban travel with U.K. over more infectious COVID strain
• Watch: Mayor Walsh Provides Update On Boston's COVID-19 Response
• Elliot Page thanks supporters after announcing he is transgender
• WHO discusses new coronavirus strain circulating in U.K.
• Congress passes massive COVID relief and government funding bill
• Warning issued after three killed in Colorado avalanches
• Public School Enrollment Dips As Coronavirus Disrupts Education
• Report: Passenger Who Died After Suffering Medical Emergency On LAX-Bound Flight Had COVID-19
• Doctor Says It's A 'Very Dangerous Strategy' To Use Negative COVID-19 Test As Excuse To Gather
• New York, Washington state impose curbs on passengers from U.K.
• 'I Want Data Proof': Salon Owner Staying Open, Planning To Sue Newsom Over Stay-At-Home Order
• Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger Sets Two Career Milestones In Loss To Bengals
• 1 Dead, 1 Hospitalized After Car Crashes Into Tree In Eagan; Drunk Driving Suspected
• Boston Woman Toppling Competition With Elaborate Domino Creations
• Pittsburgh Weather: Roller Coaster Of Temperatures
• Dogs Rescued From Meat Market In China Now Call South Florida Home
• Couple Emerges From Sanctuary After Hiding Out In Philadelphia Church Basement For 843 Days
• Waynesburg Community Football Coach Chad Coss Passes Away
• Blacks in Air Force face many forms of discrimination, report says
• Pa. Lawmakers, Leaders React To Passing Of $900B Coronavirus Relief Package
• Police Investigating Washington Co. Armed Robbery
• 2020 turning out to be deadliest year ever in U.S.
• Pittsburgh Polar Bear Club Cancels 2021 Polar Plunge Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Port Authority Union Workers Approve New 2-Year Contract
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• Car Crashes Through Front Of Convenience Store

Videos from December 22, 2020

• Trump pardons 2 men who pleaded guilty in Russia investigation
• Trump blasts COVID-19 economic relief package and demands changes
• Local Matters: Democrats and GOP stump for Georgia Senate runoff candidates
• Trump announces 15 pardons, including 2 people part of the Russia probe
• Residents, state agency trying to maintain communities on Louisiana coast
• U.S. COVID cases skyrocket as 2020 on track to become deadliest year ever due to pandemic
• Hospital releases video showing dire COVID crisis in California
• "Season of Giving": José Andrés on mission to keep Americans fed and restaurants open
• Millions brace for snow and rain on Christmas Day
• Food bank demand soars as Americans struggle with unemployment
• Georgia teen jailed in Cayman Islands for violating COVID protocol
• Essential workers push to receive COVID-19 vaccine next
• Biden warns "darkest days" of pandemic are still ahead
• More infectious COVID strain has likely reached the U.S.
• "CBS Evening News" headlines for Tuesday, December 22, 2020
• CBS Evening News, December 22, 2020
• Alex Padilla to replace Kamala Harris in Senate, becoming California's first Latino senator
• West Point faces its worst cheating scandal in decades
• COVID-19 relief bill extends eviction ban, provides rental assistance to millions of Americans 
• Biden: "Darkest days" of pandemic still ahead of us
• 12/22: Red and Blue
• Biden names Miguel Cardona for education secretary and weighs his final Cabinet picks
• 2 dads' bakeoff turns into movement to make treats for essential workers
• Finance columnist discusses writing about money and race as a Black woman
• The pandemic is taking a toll on teens' mental health
• Biden to pick Miguel Cardona as education secretary
• Alex Padilla to replace Kamala Harris in Senate, making history as California's first Latino senator
• Campaign for Georgia Senate heats up as runoffs approach
• How the coronavirus is changing sleep
• Congress approves $900 billion COVID-19 relief bill
• Dreamers await judge's decision on DACA legality
• New mutation of coronavirus raises concerns in the U.S.
• Louisiana works to rebuild coast from storm damage and climate change
• Congress passes $900 billion compromise COVID-19 relief package
• Looming questions over U.K. variant of coronavirus
• Dr. Anthony Fauci gets the coronavirus vaccine
• Sneak peek: Broken Hearts
• What's in the $900 billion COVID-19 economic relief package
• Science shows how to boost happiness this holiday season
• Hackers gained access to Treasury Department's emails
• Minnesota community protests church identified as a hate group
• Trump plans to sign COVID-19 stimulus bill
• George Clooney reflects on his long career
• Georgia voters elect 4 Black sheriffs to lead metro Atlanta police departments
• Health Secretary Alex Azar on COVID-19 vaccine distribution, getting vaccinated
• How climate change shaped 2020's extreme weather
• 13-year-old raises nearly $6,000 for kids in need
• Questions raised about safety of some vehicle gear shifters after deadly accident
• WorldView: Travel restrictions for U.K.; Kenyan doctors strike over COVID-19 concerns
• New audio recording in Quawan Charles case may point to teen's last moments
• Attorney General William Barr breaks with President Trump on election fraud in press conference
• As Americans start to receive Moderna vaccine, questions arise about a new COVID-19 strain
• New COVID-19 strain in U.K. causes many countries to impose travel bans
• Millions of Americans may receive $600 pandemic stimulus relief money as soon as next week
• Eye Opener: Congress passes $900 billion COVID-19 relief bill
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