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Articles from March 1, 2021

• 7 Arrested, Guns Seized Following Weekend Shooting In Oakland
• Manteca Man Accused Of Stabbing Brother Multiple Times
• Sheriff's Deputy Stabbed In Arm While Responding To Chino Hills Home
• Fremont Installs Red Light Cameras For Safety But Some Fear Revenue Is Driving Force
• Former Sacramento Firefighter Accuses Department Of Hostile Work Environment
• Sacramento Surgeon Under Fire For Making Virtual Court Appearance While Operating On Patient
• Man, Woman Found Dead At Base Of Cliff In San Pedro
• Serena Ahmad Accused Of Killing Unwanted Guest At Westminster Home
• COVID: Some High School Students Return To Classroom Learning In Marin County
• Karlsson's 1st Goal Of Season Helps Sharks Beat Avs, 6-2
• University Of Denver Fires Men's Basketball Coach Rodney Billups
• High Schools Gear Up For Football Games Following Announcement To Resume Outdoor Sports In Inland Empire
• Check Out The Winning Entries In The Iconic Colorado Driver's License Contest
• Placerville Businesses Required To Remove Outdoor Dining Tents That Are Not In Use
• Ferrer: New COVID Case Numbers Continue Falling In LA County, Community Transmission Down
• Zach Sanford Stars, Blues Hold Off Anaheim Ducks 5-4
• Convicted Serial Killer Roger Kibbe, Known As 'I-5 Strangler,' Dead After Prison Attack
• Newsom, Lawmakers Reach Deal To Reopen Schools; LAUSD Hopes To Bring Back Students By Mid-April
• Davis Man Arrested 17 Times And Released On $0 Bail
• COVID In Minnesota: Vulnerable Residents Crossing State Lines For Vaccine
• Thieves Target Toyota Prius Catalytic Converters In Cambridge
• Third Accuser Reportedly Comes Forward, Says Gov. Cuomo Acted Inappropriately At 2019 Wedding
• Hurley: Patriots' Quarterback Situation Is Entering Unacceptable Territory
• Golden Cancer Patient Calling On State To Include More Patients In Next Vaccine Phase
• Mitt Romney Taken To Hospital For 'A Lot Of Stitches' After Fall In Boston
• How Do You Get Picked For Jury Duty?
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Drop Below 300 In San Bernardino, 100 In Ventura
• Pennsylvania Republicans Vote To Rebuke, Not Censure, Senator Pat Toomey Over Impeachment Vote
• Fighting To Be Heard: Inspired By President Biden, Engineering Grad Hopes To Overcome Stutter
• Pine-Richland School Board Delays Vote On In-Person Learning Plan As Group Holds Rally Outside Meeting
• Chicago Weather: Sunny And Breezy Tuesday
• CBS2 Speaks To Mount Sinai Doctor Who Diagnosed First COVID-19 Case In New York City
• Sacramento Parents, School Officials Weigh-In New School Reopening Deal
• As Bucktown's Remedy Bar Reopens After 5 Months, Call Mounts For Increase To 50% Capacity For Chicago Bars And Restaurants
• Hottest New Trend On The Streets Is Sales Of Merchandise Representing New York City
• 1 Injured In Construction Fence Collapse In Hamilton Heights
• Doctors Say Newly-Approved Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Could Be Game-Changer
• Fire Sweeps Through Barn In Woodstock
• Florida Officials Seek To Replace Antiquated & Glitchy Jobless Benefits System
• Some Demand That Merrillville, Indiana Councilman Step Down After Blackface Photos Surface
• Revolution Pipeline Back In Service Nearly 2.5 Years After Explosion In Beaver County
• MISSING: Cheretha Morrison, 38, Last Seen In Englewood; Car Found Monday
• 'The Worst Night Of My Life:' Man Mourns Grandmother Killed In Home Explosion; Mom Recovering From Burns
• Miami PD Still Searching For Jackson Hospital Escapee Connected To Rough Arrest
• Some Maryland Students Head Back To Classroom As Hybrid In-Person Learning Begins
• 'We're Collateral Damage': Baltimore Strip Club Owner Sues City Over 'Unconstitutional' COVID-19 Restrictions On Adult Entertainment Venues
• Hauser Helps No. 21 Virginia End Skid, Beat Miami 62-51
• Necas Scores In OT, Hurricanes Beat Panthers 3-2
• Minnesota Dad Makes Thousands A Month Reselling Thrift Store Finds
• One Dead, Two Hospitalized In Pedestrian Crash At Mondawmin Mall
• Buyers Taking Big Risks To Win In DFW Housing Market
• Maryland To Get Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Doses This Week, But Health Commissioner Says Rollout Will Be 'Uneven'
• Bulls Lose Second Straight As They Fall To Denver Nuggets
• Ford Family Putting Up Two Classic Cars
• Detroit Metro Airport Named One of The Best Airports in The US
• George Floyd Protesters Sue LA County, 3 Cities Over Arrest Conditions
• Fiat Chrysler Ordered To Pay $30M in FCA/ UAW Bribe Corruption Probe
• Lawmakers Eye Theft Of Spacecraft Parts
• 'A Blast Furnace': Firefighters Battle Strong Winds, Flames At Roxbury Apartment Building
• 'A Dream Come True': Orioles' Trey Mancini's Family Emotional Following First Baseman's Return A Year After Cancer Diagnosis
• Health Insurance Enrollment Efforts Get Boost
• Six COVID-19 Outbreaks In Wayne, Six in Oakland and Seven in Macomb County As Schools Return To In-Person Learning
• More School Districts In Michigan Return To In-Person Learn Monday
• Pandemic Scams Bill Headed To House Floor
• New Jersey Expanding COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility To Teachers, Child Care, Transportation Workers
• Critics Fired Up Over Proposed Pot Caps
• Johnson & Johnson Single-Dose COVID-19 Vaccine Arrives In Dallas, Arlington Tuesday
• Cold Weather Alert Issued For Antelope Valley, Later In Week For Mountains
• COVID 1 Year: A Look Back On What's Been Lost And How Tri-State Has Persevered
• COVID 1 Year: Timeline Of Virus' Swift Impact Across The Globe
• COVID 1 Year: Long Island Nurse Who Documented Painful Journey Warns Fight Is Not Over
• Driver Killed When Car Hits Semi On Route 59 In Naperville
• COVID 1 Year: Essential Workers Risk Their Own Safety To Keep Supplies And Services Running
• COVID 1 Year: Area School Districts Continue To Make Best Of Tough Situation, Always With Eyes On The Future
• 1 Killed, Another Injured In Glassell Park Shooting; Authorities Searching For Suspect
• Byron Nelson Bobcats Star Finley Bizjack Says Team Ready For Ultimate Test
• COVID Vaccine: Santa Clara County Debuts Vaccination Site For Teachers, Education Workers At Fairgrounds
• COVID 1 Year: Daughter Looks To Carry On Father's Legacy At Arthur Avenue Restaurant
• COVID 1 Year: Unemployment Forced Many In Our Area To Reinvent Themselves, And Gain Perspective Along The Way
• COVID 1 Year: Food Insecurity Grows Throughout Tri-State Communities, 'The Face Of Hunger Has Changed'
• COVID In Colorado: Officials Identify 822 People Infected Twice During Pandemic
• COVID 1 Year: The Sports World Stopped, But Hope And Progress Are Beginning To Win The Days
• Shake Milton's 26 Points Leads Sixers In Blowout Of Pacers
• Propane Tank Explodes In Basement Of Frederick County Home, Injuring One, Officials Say
• COVID 1 Year: Vaccines Offer Shot Of Hope, Despite Ongoing Distribution Struggles
• Downtown Dallas Skyline Lit Up In Honor Of COVID-19 Victims, Survivors
• Mother of Slain Teen Pleads for Justice in Student-Athlete Shooting
• Driver Rescued From Darby Creek After Crashing Into Water In Ridley Park
• 5-Year-Old Boy With Cystic Fibrosis Recovers From COVID-19
• Fremont Police Release Additional Details In Pursuit, Exchange Of Gunfire With Teens Suspected In Home Invasion
• Mother Accused Of Putting Baby In Trash Can Charged With Attempted Murder
• 12-Year-Old Boy Injured In NE Baltimore Shooting
• Aaron Rodgers Gives $1 Million To Help Businesses In His California Hometown
• Driver Identified In Bizarre Pursuit Involving BMW Doing Donuts, Hitting Pedestrian
• Wisconsin To Get 47,000 Doses Of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
• No Pain, Position Switch Greet Polanco At Twins' Spring Training
• George Floyd Trial Juror Questionnaire
• For 2nd Straight Year, San Diego Comic-Con Will Be Virtual
• Spring Training 2021: Cubs Top Padres In Cactus League Opener
• Spring Training 2021: White Sox Meet Joe Maddon's Angels, Game Ends In Tie
• 'It's Up To You': New National Campaign Working To Make More People Confident About Receiving COVID Vaccine
• With Predicted State Budget Surplus, Businesses Plea For PPP Loan Tax Forgiveness
• COVID: Twitter Cracks Down On Coronavirus Misinformation With 'Strike System' To Remove Violators
• COVID: Group Calls Berkeley Teachers' Union Leader A Hypocrite For Taking Child To Private Preschool
• Historic Petaluma Creamery Delivers $844K Payment Toward Delinquent Wastewater Fines, Fees
• Massachusetts Man ID'd As Victim In One-Punch Vegas Slaying
• Virginia School District Says It Isn't Banning Dr. Seuss' Books But Is No Longer Emphasizing Them On Read Across America Day
• Contra Costa County To Acquire Land For Alamo Traffic Roundabout
• 13 Alleged San Jose Gang Members Arrested In Wave Of Street Violence; Local Gardeners, Landscapers Targeted
• Lots Of Local Political Futures Up In The Air
• 'We Heard Bam! Bam! Bam!': 11-Year-Old Boy Shot In Aurora Sunday Night
• COVID-19 Pandemic May Permanently Change Maryland's Oyster Industry, Company Leaders Say
• Calif. To Receive Its Initial 380K Doses Of Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine This Week
• Customers Say They Cannot Schedule First COVID-19 Vaccine Dose At Walgreens Because Second Dose Appointments Unavailable
• Top Dogs: How A Ripon Training Facility Certifies Law Enforcement K9s
• PennDOT Commits $452.7M In Liquids Fuels Payments To Help Municipalities
• Technical Difficulties Push Rocky Mountain National Park Online Camping Reservations To Next Week
• Denver Weather: It Wasn't Your Imagination, February Was Substantially Colder Than Normal
• Search On For Woman Who Shot At Unoccupied Vehicle In Modesto Neighborhood
• Gov. Murphy Announces COVID Vaccine Eligibility Expanding To Teachers, More Essential Workers
• Officials Seize Website Claiming To Sell COVID-19 Treatment Drug Remdesivir, US Attorney's Office Says
• Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine Expected To Arrive In Colorado This Week
• Zoom Posts Big Quarter Even As Subscriber Growth Slows
• Illinois Could Soon Face Housing Crisis, So Why Are So Many CHA Homes Sitting Vacant?
• State Police Give 6 Notices Of Violation To Pittsburgh Businesses Over COVID-19 Orders
• FDA Announces Recall For Foaming Hand Soap Over Contamination Worries
• Penguins To Allow Fans Back Into PPG Paints Arena Following Governor's Easing Of Gathering Limits
• 'We're Acutely Aware Of The Impact We Have': Home Show Cancellation Puts Spotlight On Future McCormick Place Conventions
• Memorial Placed At Jurupa Valley Crash Site Where Amazon Driver Struck Patrol Vehicle, Killing 2
• New Jersey Schools Must Teach Diversity, Inclusion Under New Law
• CPS Reopens Schools To Kindergarten Through 5th Graders, But Situation Is Far From Normal
• Minnesotans Enjoy First Day Of Meteorological Spring
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations, Infections Trending Down In North Texas
• Legalized Marijuana In New Jersey To Bring Unprecedented Reinvestment Into Communities Disproportionately Impacted By Prohibition, Advocates Say
• Christopher Smith Sentenced To 18 Months In Prison In Fatal 2018 Crash On BW Parkway That Killed 3-Year-Old
• Public Safety Leaders Say They're Fully Prepared For Derek Chauvin's Trial
• Colorado Doctor: The COVID Vaccine To Take Is The One Available To You
• Teenage Skier Dies After Hitting A Tree At Eldora Mountain Resort
• Pennsylvania Detention Center Releases Migrant Families, No Longer Holding Children And Parents
• University Of Illinois COVID Saliva Test Approved By FDA
• 'It Was Just Disbelief': Fans, Texas Radio Personalities Mourn Passing Of Russ Martin
• 7 Hurt In San Francisco Outer Mission House Fire
• 'Felt An Urge To Be That Change': Black Denver Police Officer Supports Recruiting Campaign
• COVID Vaccines: CVS To Receive 200,000 Doses Of Newly-Approved Johnson & Johnson Shot
• OC Officials Believe They Could Reach All Metrics This Week To Move Towards Less Restrictive Red Tier
• Gov. Newsom, Lawmakers Reach Deal To Get California Children Back In Classrooms
• Thousands Of Boston Elementary School Kids Return To The Classroom
• Derek Chauvin Case: Appeals Court Hears Arguments On Reinstating 3rd-Degree Murder Charge
• COVID In Colorado: With 3rd Vaccine Soon To Be An Option, Can You Choose Which Is Right For You?
• Naval Academy Increase COVID-19 Safety Measures Due To Uptick In Positive Cases
• Deadline Approaching For Small Businesses To Apply For Priority Paycheck Protection Loans
• 7 Years After Disappearance, DC Police Still Searching For Relisha Rudd
• School's food bank teaches students life lessons
• Lawmakers Take Up Bill To Possibly Skip This Year's CMAS Tests
• New Treatment Gets Young People With Knee Problems Back In Game
• 10-Year-Old Boy Undergoing Chemotherapy Gets Chance To Live Out Dream Of Being A Racecar Driver
• Crews Knock Down 1-Alarm House Fire In Alameda
• Cats And Dogs Rescued From Texas Will Soon Be Up For Adoption In Mass.
• No One Hurt On CTA Bus That Caught Fire
• Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Ships Out, Shows Promise Against Variant Strains
• DC Cherry Blossom Peak Bloom Predicted For April 2-5
• Former Miami-Dade Commissioner Esteban Bovo Running For Mayor Of Hialeah
• Students Allowed To Be Picked Up From 2 McKinney Schools That Were On Lockdown; Nearby Standoff Ends Peacefully
• Pa. House Republicans Call For Investigation Of Wolf Administration's Handling Of Nursing Homes During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Vi Ripken, Mother Of Former Orioles Players Cal, Billy Ripken, Dies At 82
• Joel Longshore Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Children Placed In His Home For Foster Care
• 'I'm Pretty Appalled By It': Franklin Park Party Shows Attendees Without Masks And No Social Distancing
• 'We Are A Very Safe Destination': Vacationers Flocking To U.S. Virgin Islands
• COVID Pandemic In MN: State Will Get 45K Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Doses This Week
• Long Island Pays Tribute To Health Care Heroes And Lives Lost As Pandemic Reaches 1-Year Mark
• Search On For 2 People After Man Accidentally Shoots Himself Inside King Of Prussia Mall, Police Say
• COVID In Colorado: 2nd Coronavirus Infection Cases Total 822 Since August 2020
• COVID Vaccine: CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez Has What You Need To Know About The Johnson & Johnson Shot
• Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers COVID Vaccine Questions
• 'A Tunnel Is The Only Solution': Fort Lauderdale Mayor Shares Clearer Picture On How Underground Project Would Ease Traffic Woes
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, GOP Lawmakers Take Aim At Foreign Espionage
• Trio Of 55-Gallon Drums Found Leaking Motor Oil In Redlands Citrus Grove
• Funding From COVID Groups To Help 8 Colorado Foundations
• LA Facing $550M Revenue Shortfall On Sharp Declines In Transient, Parking Occupancy Taxes
• Fort Worth Police Officer Kelly Kujawski Fired After Posting Racially Insensitive Social Media Post
• Nicholas Jones Arrested For Allegedly Displaying Gun During Bar Fight At Cancun Cantina, Police Say
• Surge in consumer complaints about credit bureaus
• Somerville Mayor Curtatone Says He Will Not Seek Reelection
• Gov. Murphy Reflects On All He And People Of New Jersey Have Learned During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Denver Public Schools Foundation Partners With Denver Broncos To Bridge Technology Gap For Families
• Social Media Taunts, Schoolyard Fights Led To Series Of Retaliatory Shootings In Philadelphia, Investigators Say
• Connecticut Man Sentenced To 20 Years In Prison For Webster Kidnapping, Sexual Assault
• What's In California's New School Reopening Deal?
• Haverhill Looks To Make Intersection Safer After Repeated Car Crashes Into Restaurant
• Arrest Made In Attempted Robbery, Shooting At Gas Station In San Francisco's SoMa
• South Florida Publix Pharmacies Now Offering COVID-19 Vaccinations As Johnson & Johnson Rolls Out Its New Vaccine
• Housewares, Restaurant Association Shows Cancel Chicago Conventions Because Of COVID
• 10-Foot-High Fence Surrounds Fallen Officers Memorial Outside Denver Police Headquarters
• Boat Sinking On Pittsburgh's North Shore As River Levels Rise
• Experts Urge Caution As Mass. Businesses Welcome More Customers
• Battleship New Jersey Holds Event To Mark Start Of Red Cross Month
• Families Hopeful Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Will Make It Easier To Reach Homebound Seniors
• Registration Open For Snowshoe For The Cure Race In Frisco
• Signs of life in travel industry as vaccines revive wanderlust
• Orthodontist Kept Children In Braces Longer Than Necessary, Mass. AG Alleges In Lawsuit
• Students In 53 Philadelphia Public Schools Returning To Classrooms On March 8 After Year Of Remote Learning
• Texas Public Utilities Commission Chair DeAnn Walker Resigns Following Outcry Over Power Grid Failures
• Howard Brown Expands Medical Care Services For Sexual Assault Survivors Who Previously Had To Go To Hospitals
• Crews Battling Fire On 112-Year-Old Ship In Duluth Port
• PNC Survey: Nearly 50 Percent Of Businesses Will Require Employees To Get Coronavirus Vaccine
• Denver's New Partnership To Offer Alternative Response To Homeless Camps
• Little Haiti Receives Millions For Revitalization Projects
• Lutheran Service Society To Begin Delivering Meals To Beaver Co. Caregivers
• Bruins Sign Curtis Hall To Entry-Level Deal
• U.S. Attorney John Lausch To Keep Job As Chicago's Top Federal Prosecutor
• Hundreds Of Dallas Renters Still Without Water, Payment Due Despite 'Dire Situation'
• BCA: Minnesota Issued Record Number Of Handgun Permits In 2020
• COVID In Florida: 1,700 Additional Cases, 150 Deaths Reported Monday
• Give Teachers The Johnson & Johnson Vaccine First, Lawmakers Urge Baker
• Massachusetts Reports 1,248 New COVID Cases, 26 Additional Deaths
• Colorado Consumer Advocates Share Top Complaints In 2020
• Stocks jump on stimulus vote and J&J vaccine news
• Marquette University Plans To Hold Vast Majority Of Classes In Person This Fall
• Man Found Shot Dead On Street In Concord
• Irv Cross, Former Rams Player And Broadcast Pioneer, Dies At 81
• Families Of Loved Ones Lost To COVID-19 Push For National Day Of Mourning
• Penn Medicine Helping Cancer Patients Connect With Survivors Through Cutouts In Waiting Room
• Dallas County Reports 751 New Positive COVID-19 And 42 Deaths Including A Dallas ISD Teacher
• 'Everything Is So Awkward Now': Why Kids Are Hitting The Pandemic Wall
• Acting US Attorney For Western District Of Pennsylvania Named Following Scott Brady's Resignation
• Victim ID'd, Man Arrested In Fatal Acton Township Shooting
• Mississippi residents without water for more than 2 weeks after storm
• 28 New Electric Vehicle Charging Stations To Be Installed In Baltimore County
• Police: Missing Child, 6, Killed And Put Into The Ohio River
• Petaluma Police Arrest Woman On DUI Following Weekend Chase
• Upper Perk Police Officer Justified In Killing Man Armed With 'Samurai-Type Sword,' DA Says
• Delaware County Mayor Asking For Help Getting Thousands Of Bottles Of Water To Texas Residents Amid Water Shortage
• Pennsylvania Eliminates Out-Of-State Travel Restrictions, Increases Crowd Sizes As COVID-19 Cases, Deaths Fall
• COVID: Newsom Hammers Out Back To School Deal With State Lawmakers
• Baltimore SWAT Officer Donald Hildebrandt Charged With Child Porn Possession, Production and Obstruction Of Justice
• LA City Vaccine Sites Set To Reopen Tuesday, With Mostly Second-Dose Appointments
• Mezcal Mexican Restaurant & Bar Operator Pays More Than $500K After Withholding Tips, Violating Wage Requirements
• Pirates Launching 'Long Live Their Legacy' To Commemorate Black History Month
• Wells Fargo Center Ready To Have Sixers, Flyers Fans Return If Philadelphia Matches State's New Gathering Limits
• COVID Latest: Pratt Library To Reopen Buildings At 25% Capacity
• Minnesota Deer Were Exposed To Insecticides, Study Finds
• Minneapolis Walking Back Plan To Use Social Media Influencers To Get Info Out During Chauvin Trial
• Pennsylvania Great Outdoors Visitors Bureau Hosting Photo Contest With Cash Prizes
• FDA Announces Recall For Foaming Hand Soap Over Contamination Worries
• LAUSD Purchases 10 More All-Electric 'Magic School Buses' To Bring Students Back When Campuses Reopen
• Suspect Arrested After Philadelphia Police Officer, Detective Attacked In Rhawnhurst, Officials Say
• College Basketball's NIT To Be Played In North Texas
• Two Charged In Fatal Shooting Of 16-Year-Old Julian Castillo In Chicago Lawn
• CBS 2 Reporting On Police Raids Highlighted In 'Last Week Tonight' With John Oliver
• Heard In Detroit: Motor City Strings, Evan Mercer & More!
• Massachusetts Gas Prices Up Again; March Could Be Most Expensive Month At The Pump
• More Than 200 Marines, US Navy Sailors Arrive In Philadelphia To Help Support FEMA's Mass Vaccination Site
• JJ Watt, Former Houston Texans Defensive Superstar, Signs 2-Year Deal With Arizona
• Missing Fremont Man Discovered Dead At Niles Canyon Accident Scene
• 'I-5 Strangler' Roger Reece Kibbe Killed In State Prison Attack
• Man Charged In Two Carjackings Blocks And Minutes Apart In Brighton Park
• Free COVID Testing To Be Offered To Latrobe Homes Residents After Elevated Levels Detected In Wastewater
• Colorado Senate: Initial OK To Easing Child Abuse Lawsuits
• DHS chief urges patience with "stressful challenge" along border
• Governors State University To Host Illinois Black Hall Of Fame; Dr. Timuel Black Named First Inductee
• The Pandemic Closed Them, But On Monday Apple Reopened All 270 Of Its US Stores
• Sacramento Man, 45, Dies After Being Ejected From SUV In I-80 Crash
• Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price Gets 1st COVID-19 Vaccine Dose: 'I'm Trying To Show Leadership And Show The Way'
• 7 Companies Barred From San Francisco City Contracts In Wake Of Public Works Scandal
• Allegheny County Awarded $21.8M Grant To Help Reduce Homelessness
• Dublin, Pleasanton, Livermore Look At Joining Forces For Mental Health Clinic
• 911 Dispatcher, Delran Police Officer Assist In Birth Of Baby Girl At Burlington County Home During Snowstorm
• City Of Pittsburgh Investing $800K In Public Art, Searching For Artists For 18 Projects
• 2 Escape Late-Night Monessen Fire After Being Trapped Inside Home
• Bronx Students Receive Free Laptops For School; 'Tens Of Thousands' Still In Need, Borough President Says
• LAUSD Opens COVID Vaccine Site At SoFI Stadium Monday For Education Staff Only
• Accomplice To Shooting In Edina Hospital Parking Ramp Pleads Guilty
• 3rd Group Of Migrants Enter US At Texas Border To Be Processed As Asylum-Seekers
• Jayson Tatum In Category By Himself With Clutch Shots This Season
• San Francisco Gas Leak Forces Evacuation Of Neighborhood Home
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court Chief Justice Outlines Plans To Step Down
• BOLO: Homicide Detectives Searching For 3 Men, 1 Woman Who May Know Who Killed Christopher Rodriguez
• It's The First Day Of Meteorological Spring - What Can We Expect In March?
• WATCH: State Leaders On Deal Reached To Reopen California Schools
• Judiciary Committee Backs Merrick Garland For U.S. Attorney General, Setting Up Senate Confirmation Vote
• COVID Vaccine In Florida: Gov. Ron DeSantis Includes School Employees, Police, Firefighters In Expanding Vaccination Plan
• Dogwalker In Lady Gaga Shooting Describes 'A Very Close Call With Death'
• Senate Judiciary Committee advances Merrick Garland's nomination
• 'Shocked By Their Failure To Respond,' Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Calls For Resignations Of PUC Chair And ERCOT CEO
• Walsh Urges Boston Residents To Avoid St. Patrick's Day Gatherings
• Hunting, Fishing Applications Open In Colorado
• J.D. Martinez Explains Why He Wore The Tom Brady T-Shirt:
• Aaron Rodgers Gives $1 Million To Help Businesses In His Hometown Of Chico
• Man, Woman Shot to Death, Bodies Found In Car In NW Indiana
• One Person Stabbed To Death In Mid-Wilshire Apartment, Suspect At Large
• Boston Bringing Back Outdoor Dining April 1 'Or As Soon As The Weather Permits'
• Johnson and Johnson Begin Vaccine Distribution After Receiving FDA Emergency Authorization
• Frisco Firefighters Put Out Fire That Started In Attic Of Home, No One Injured
• Illinois Reports Lowest Daily COVID-19 Case Count Since July, Infection Rate Below 3% For More Than Two Weeks
• Baltimore Convention Center Field Hospital To Vaccinate Most Vulnerable Populations
• Florida House Set To Target Social Media Companies
• Owner Sought After Large Tortoise Found Crossing Santa Anita Avenue In Arcadia
• Brookfield Zoo Reopens Monday, But Reservations Are A Must
• Pittsburgh Home And Garden Show Postponed To October
• Police Find Stolen Truck Left Running At Chase Bank, Tow Strap Around ATM Toppled On Side
• Dept. Of Human Rights Settles With Eagan Company That Wouldn't Hire Women
• Hard Rock Hotels® Announces Development Plans For REVERB By Hard Rock™ Kalamazoo
• Plano Native, Brandon Lloyd 1 Of 4 In NASA's Newest, Elite Flight Director Class
• COVID In Colorado: Denver Public Schools Considers Extending Fall Semester
• Judge Esther Salas Returns To Bench More Than 7 Months After Son Killed, Husband Wounded In Attack
• Man Convicted Of Stabbing Woman To Death Off American River Bike Trail
• NCAA Reveals Logo For 2022 Women's Final Four In Minneapolis
• Visitors At Delaware State Parks To Pay Entrance Fee Through November
• COVIDCheck Colorado Urges Additional Testing After Delays Blamed On Severe Weather
• Remains Of 17-Year-Old Chicago Solider Identified In Korea, To Be Laid To Rest
• Baltimore City Leaders Honor Lives Affected By COVID-19 Pandemic With 'COVID-19 Victims & Survivors Memorial Day'
• Irv Cross, Pioneering CBS Sports Broadcaster, Hammond Native, Northwestern Alum, Dies At 81
• Lady Gaga's dog walker recounts "close call with death"
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 2-Day Total Of 3,573 New Cases, 26 Additional Deaths
• 'She-Cession' In Colorado: COVID-19 Pandemic Hitting Working Moms Disproportionally Hard
• Philadelphia Weather: Delaware Valley In Store For Bitterly Cold, Windy Monday
• New York Marks 1 Year Since 1st COVID-19 Case, With Vaccine Hope On Horizon
• 'Touching' Tribute: Golfers Don Red And Black In Honor Of Tiger Woods
• AAA: Gas Prices Hit 19-Month Highs
• Most Expensive Basketball Card Ever, Luka Doncic Autograph Sells For $4.6M
• Harvard Father, Son Accused Of Helping Ex-Nissan Chairman Escape Handed Over To Japan
• After Lead Investor Backs Out Of MLS Deal, Sac Republic FC President Steps Down
• Investigation Underway After Apparent Suicide Of Chicago Police Officer
• Philadelphia Police Arrest 2 Men Wanted In Robbery, Shooting At Roxborough Boost Mobile Store, Believed To Be Connected To More Robberies In City, Surrounding Counties
• 2-Alarm Fire Guts Abandoned Livermore Business Building
• Endangered Right Whale Recently Spotted Near Nantucket Found Dead Off S. Carolina Coast
• Woman Shot In Hand at Playground in San Francisco's Bayview Sunday Evening
• Derek Chauvin Case: Appeals Court To Hear Arguments On Reinstating 3rd-Degree Murder Charge
• Allegheny Co. Food Distribution Map Helping Those In Need
• Texas Power Company Brazos Electric Files For Bankruptcy Protection After Deadly Winter Storms
• Black Doctors COVID Consortium Holds Vaccine Clinic As Johnson & Johnson To Start Shipping Out Vaccines To Region
• Kindergarten Through 5th Grade CPS Students Return To Class Monday
• 1st Degree Murder Charges Filed Against Neshan Johnson And 14-Year-Old Juvenile Suspect In Shooting Death Of Pamela Cabriales
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Money Monday: Tips For Creating A Household Budget
• 2 Treated For Injuries After Fire In North Minneapolis Fourplex
• Gov. Tom Wolf Signs 310 Pardons, Including 69 Non-Violent Marijuana-Related Offenses
• 2021 Golden Globes: Chloé Zhao becomes first Asian female Best Director
• Prince Harry compares "unbelievably tough" royal split to Diana
• Miami-Dade County Courts Resume Jury Trials
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed In St. Paul Hit-And-Run; 1 Arrested
• Minnesota Distribution Company Issues Nationwide Recall On Taco Products Over Bacteria Concerns
• Digital Small Business Empowerment Fair Today
• Dallas Tax Preparer Headed To Prison, Ordered To Pay $11 Million For Filing Fake Tax Returns
• Pompano Beach Teen Dylan Warfel Organized Rescue Of 260 Rabbits, Guinea Pigs
• Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine Shipment Likely Coming To Massachusetts Next Week, Baker Says
• Chicago Speed Cameras To Start Issuing $35 Tickets To Drivers Going 6 MPH Over The Limit On Monday
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 404 New Cases, No Additional Deaths Over 48 Hours
• Rep. O'Neal: Teachers To Move Into Phase 1A Of Vaccine Rollout In Order To Speed Up Return To Classroom
• Dallas Detectives Searching For Man, Woman In Connection To Fatal Shooting At Murphy Express Gas Station
• Police: 2 Men Wanted In Violent Queens Home Invasion Stole $3,000 From Woman At Gunpoint
• Mark Your Calendars! Celebrate Women's History Month With Several Events Across South Florida
• Covid-19 Headquarters: What You Need To Know About The New J&J Vaccine, A New York Variant, And Life After Covid
• Police Investigating 29-Year-Old Ellicott City Man's Death After Crash On I-70 In Howard County
• After The Death Of Overland High School Principal Aleshia Armour, Students Will Not Have Class Monday
• Arlington Police Renew Call For Tips In 2020 Shooting Death Of Yago Fountain
• Police: 14-Year-Old Robbed Inside Bronx Laundromat
• Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price Gets COVID Vaccine, Encourages Minorities To Sign Up
• Elizabeth Warren Introduces 'Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act'
• VIDEO: Turlock Firefighters Rescue Dog From Burning Car
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With Senator Marco Rubio
• Over 1 Million Indiana Residents Given First Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Trump says at CPAC that his "journey" is "far from being over"
• Man Arrested In Santa Rosa Traffic Stop Accused Of Possessing 'Ghost Guns,' 120 Grams Of Meth
• Cuomo backs special investigator into sexual harassment claims
• Covid-19 Headquarters: Dr. Jen Ashton Tells Dr. Oz The Items That Everyone Should Stock In Their Medicine Cabinet
• Democrats' "Plan B" for minimum wage hike appears to be off the table
• Florida Manatees Starving To Death After Seagrass Disappears
• Restaurant Workers Disappointed They Can't Get COVID-19 Vaccine Until Next Phase
• 'Game-Changing': NASA Funds CU Project To Build An Observatory On The Moon
• COVID In Maryland: 603 New Cases, 10 Deaths As Hospitalizations Up Slightly
• NYPD: Man Charged With Murder In Quadruple Stabbing That Killed Good Samaritan
• Johnson & Johnson CEO touts "ease" of single-shot vaccine distribution
• Jersey City Police Investigating Fatal Shooting At Shopping Center
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: J&J Approved Vaccine
• Texans Warned About Hiring Unlicensed Contractors For Winter Storm Cleanup
• 46-Year-Old Man Shot Early Monday In South Baltimore
• Police Investigate Brazen Afternoon Orinda Home Invasion Robbery
• Miami Weather: Mix of Sun Clouds, Pleasant Southeast Breeze
• Thrifty Traveler Guide For Cheap Flights Out Of MSP
• Patriots Likely To Host Cowboys In 2021 As 17th Game
• New Jersey Sports Arenas Reopen At Limited Capacity
• Tiger Woods calls golf players' tribute "touching"
• Stockton Man First Spoken Word Poet To Win America's Got Talent, Now He Aims To Create A More Loving Society
• COVID: Santa Rosa Officials Receive Vaccines For Teachers In Advance Of School Reopenings
• Man Accused Of Robbing Manhattan Restaurants, Assaulting People On Street
• 5 Killed, 20 Wounded In Chicago Weekend Shootings
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Order Allows Vaccines For 'Vulnerable' People
• Weather Blog: Road To Spring
• Proposed Casino Near Elk Grove Secures Funding
• Calif. To Receive An Initial 380K Doses Of Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine
• Heat Top Hawks For 6th Straight Win
• NASCAR Has Another Surprise Winner At Homestead
• US Probing Engine Fires In Nearly 1.9 Million Toyota RAV4 SUVs
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: School Days Return In Marin; Farmworkers Vaccinated In Morgan Hill; J&J Vaccine Shipments On The Way
• PTL Links: March 1, 2021
• 'Everyone Needs A Little Something': Boy Scout Aims To Empower Homeless Women, Children In Sacramento
• COVID Vaccine May Create 'Terminator'-Type Antibody Response In People Who Have Had Coronavirus
• 'We Need Happiness': Drew Barrymore Discusses New Show & Her Passion To Help Others
• Texas Attorney General Files Suit Against Power Provider Griddy
• WATCH: Large Crowd Surrounds Donut-Spinning Car At West Sacramento Sideshow
• A Deeper Look At The Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine
• Driver Killed After Car Flies Off Railroad Bridge In Baldwin Hills
• Report: Bill Belichick Can't Stop Raving About Cam Newton, A 'Significant Possibility' To Return At QB For Patriots
• Facebook Leader Calls For Silicon Valley, Public To Confront Asian Hate Crimes
• Khashoggi's fiancé says Saudi royal must be "punished without delay"
• No. 3 Michigan Continues To Roll
• Madeline Pumariega, At The Helm Of Miami-Dade College, Calls 2021 'The Year Of The Woman'
• Missing Teen In Parkville Found Safe
• Wandering Wolf Makes Way From Oregon To Yosemite National Park In Search Of Mate
• France's Sarkozy convicted of corruption, sentenced to prison
• Coast Guard Searching For Plane, Pilot That Went Missing Off Boca Raton Coast
• Royals Week: Prince Harry Says Split From Royal Life 'Unbelievably Tough'
• "Rent" stars reflect on groundbreaking musical's 25th anniversary
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/1 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• Woman Killed In Hit-And-Run Crash On Pulaski Highway
• 39-Year-Old Man Struck, Killed In Mt. Pleasant Township Following ATV Crash
• Miami-Dade Police Asking For Help In Finding Missing Man Silvino Garcia
• 9-year-old girl dies after being caned during "exorcism"
• Read Jane Fonda's powerful Golden Globes speech on diversity
• 500K+ Texans Still Under Boil Water Advisories A Week After Deadly Winter Storms
• Myanmar protesters undeterred after deadliest day since coup
• Chadwick Boseman's wife gives emotional Golden Globes speech
• U.S. condemns arrest of 47 Hong Kong pro-democracy activists
• Armed Masked Men Rob Milford Smoke Shop Then Crash Getaway Car
• LA Man Accused In Instagram Modeling Scam Targeting Orange County Women
• Women's History Month: Two Politicians Decades Apart In Experience Inspire People Of All Ages
• Pittsburgh Weather: Flood Warnings And Advisories, Falling Temperatures
• Iceberg larger than New York City breaks off in Antarctica
• Thieves Steal ATM From West Philadelphia Laundromat
• VCU fraternity suspended after student found dead
• Gov. Cuomo Agrees To Attorney General James' Demand For Legal Referral To Investigate Sexual Harassment Allegations
• Thousands Of Boston Students Return To In-Person Learning This Week
• Illinois License Plate Fees For Some Trailers Jumped 555% Over A Year Ago, And Issue Still Has Not Been Resolved
• Doctor appears in court video call while performing surgery
• Chicago Weather: Warmup Ahead
• COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Continues To Ramp Up Throughout Allegheny County
• A Behind-The-Scenes Look At Longwood Gardens' $250 Million Expansion Project That Gets Underway Today
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: A Little Bit Of Everything On Monday, Followed By Major Cool-Down
• 'I Am The Proof That God Exists,' South Florida Woman Beats Coronavirus 150 Days After Being Admitted To Local Hospital
• 911 Dispatcher's Paintings Of Pets Becomes Popular Small Business
• COVID In Philadelphia: City Easing More Restrictions Monday On Road To Recovery
• 'I Just Want Him To Come Home': Missing 13-Year-Old Jalen Maxwell's Mother Makes Tearful Plea To Help Find Her Son
• Whitehall Township Man, Edward Joel Rosario-Jimenez, Charged In Deadly Double Shooting In Lehigh Valley Walmart Parking Lot
• Johnson & Johnson Set To Ship Out Doses Of Newly Authorized COVID-19 Vaccine
• Monday's Show Info (3/1/21)
• Stone Wall Partially Collapses In Pittsburgh Neighborhood
• Insulation Issue Leads To Smoking Manhole Along 5th Avenue In Pittsburgh

Videos from March 1, 2021

• Democratic lawmakers divided on $15 minimum wage
• 3/1: Red and Blue
• Migration high on priority list during Biden's first meeting with Mexico's president
• Biden administration faces backlash over immigration policies
• Senate confirms Education Secretary Miguel Cardona
• Johnson & Johnson begins rolling out nearly 4 million coronavirus vaccine doses
• School's food bank provides students life lessons
• Texas power company files for bankruptcy after racking up $2.1 billion bill during winter storm
• Meghan Markle and Prince Harry get candid in Oprah sit-down interview on CBS
• Protesters killed in bloodiest day of Myanmar crackdown
• GOP lawmakers push voting restrictions in dozens of states
• Biden meets virtually with Mexican president as border apprehensions spike
• Mississippi faces water crisis after brutal winter storm
• Cuomo faces investigation after sexual harassment claims
• Johnson & Johnson rolls out one-dose coronavirus vaccine
• Biden meets with Mexico's president for first time since taking office
• New York Governor Andrew Cuomo hires criminal defense attorney for nursing home deaths probe
• Meet Diana Trujillo, a trailblazing flight director for NASA's Mars Perseverance rover
• Tracking Trump's legal cases as New York prosecutors examine tax documents
• Former U.S. ambassador to Saudi Arabia on Biden's actions after Khashoggi report's release
• White House urges Congress to pass $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill soon
• Expert weighs in on Johnson & Johnson's one-dose COVID-19 vaccine
• Biden administration to expand housing space for unaccompanied immigrant children
• Lady Gaga's dog walker recounts being shot in Los Angeles
• Baltimore city schools reopen for in-person learning
• Who is to blame for the Texas winter storm power failure?
• From the 60 Minutes Archive: Sarko l'Americain; French President Nicolas Sarkozy
• Doctor urges Americans to get whatever COVID-19 vaccine is available to them
• Johnson & Johnson executive discusses company's COVID-19 vaccine
• Concerns about coronavirus transmission between humans and animals
• Cuomo's past behavior in spotlight following former aides' sexual harassment allegations
• Biden faces criticism for failing to sanction Saudi crown prince for Khashoggi's killing
• Crackdown escalates one month after military coup in Myanmar
• Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson on aliens, supervolcanoes and other cosmic queries
• Tracee Ellis Ross on natural hair, brand "Pattern," lack of diversity in Hollywood Foreign Press
• NYC renter facing possible eviction: "I want people to know that this can happen to anybody"
• Florida Senator Rick Scott on future of Republican party
• Prince Harry opens up about Princess Diana in CBS interview with Oprah
• QAnon followers read the tea leaves in Donald Trump's CPAC speech
• Cuomo facing calls to resign after another former aide accuses him of sexual harassment
• Johnson & Johnson CEO on one-shot COVID-19 vaccine authorization
• Pro-democracy forces fighting on after Myanmar recorded its deadliest day since coup
• Trump calls out GOP lawmakers who voted to impeach or convict him in CPAC speech
• WorldView: U.K. hospitals still strained; Hong Kong charges pro-democracy activists
• Calls for Governor Cuomo to resign grow as second woman comes forward alleging sexual harassment
• Officials shift resources away from COVID-19 testing to vaccinations
• Johnson & Johnson begins shipping single-dose COVID-19 vaccine
• 3/1: CBSN AM