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• Businesses, Customers Excited To Get Back To 'Normal' As California Reopens
• Lawmakers, Community Leaders to Rally in San Jose Saturday Against Anti-Asian Violence
• Homeless-Aid Volunteer Says San Jose Church Stabbing Won't Deter Him
• Friday Night Lights Shine Over Bay Area With Return of High School Football
• MusiCares Hosts Music On A Mission Virtual Fundraising Event
• Jonathan Nuno Mijangos, Husband Of Missing Woman Jasmin Cigarroa, Arrested After Remains Found
• COVID In Colorado: Nearly A Year After Cody Lyster's Death, 'The Tears Still Come' For Aurora Family
• Scammers Take Advantage Of Upcoming Snowstorm By Posing As Xcel Energy Employees
• 'We're Living For The Moment Now': Friday Night Lights Back In SoCal As Football Players Share In Their Hope, Grit
• 1 Injured In Big Rig Crash On 5 Freeway In Santa Clarita
• 'A Slow-Moving Tragedy': Firefighters Warn About Potential Record Number Of Homeless Along American River
• Denver International Airport Prepares For Winter Storm, Urges Passengers To Check Flight Status
• Denver Weather: Major Storm To Hit Colorado Starting Saturday
• Elk Grove Boy's Lost Buzz Lightyear Toy Found On Flight Thousands Of Miles Away, Airline Creates Magical Reunion
• Retro Green Mountain License Plates Could Return To Colorado Roadways
• Caught On Camera: Passerby Gets Involved After Alleged Racist Tirade Against Uber Driver At LAX
• Kuzma Leads Lakers' Late Surge For 105-100 Win Over Pacers
• Sharks Shred Ducks 6-0 in 1st Back-to-Back Win of Season
• Friday Night Football Returns With COVID-19 Precautions
• Dubnyk Makes 34 Saves In Sharks' 6-0 Win Over Ducks
• Grubauer Notches 4th Shutout, Avalanche Beat Kings 2-0
• Snowcat On Standby For Snowstorm Rescues As Drivers Urged To Keep Roads Clear
• New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo Rejects Calls To Resign Amid Sexual Harassment Allegations
• Coloradans Hope Last-Minute Tree Trimming Will Help Prevent Snowstorm Damage
• Chicago Weather: Spring Into A (Mostly) Sunny Week
• Man Found Holding Shotgun Outside His Burning Berkeley Home Arrested for Arson
• Residents On Edge After Several Vehicle Break-Ins Using Electronic Device In Gold Coast
• As Schools Work To Reopen, State Launches 'Safe Schools For All' Hub
• Netflix Tests a Possible Password-Sharing Crackdown
• Desert X Art Exhibit Opens In Palm Springs
• Don't Lose Or Throw Away Your Coronavirus Vaccination Card, Pittsburgh-Area Doctor Says
• 'We Won't Be A Dumping Ground': Englewood Residents When Convicted Murderer, Sex Offender Moves In With No Alert
• Colorado Reports Most Killings In 2020 In 25 Years
• Rocky Mountain National Park To Resume Backcountry Camping Reservations March 18
• Maryland Lifts COVID Capacity Restrictions On Restaurant Dining, Retail And Other Businesses Friday
• Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott Urges Residents Not To Gather For St. Patrick's Day Parties
• Exclusive: Residents Of Newark Apartment Complex Say Property Owner Isn't Providing Adequate Security
• 14-Year-Old Shot In The Neck In West Baltimore Friday Night, Police Say
• RTD Prepares To Clear Hundreds Of Square Miles Of Snow In Major Weekend Storm
• Broward Health Medical Center Holds Memorial To Remember Victims Of The Pandemic
• Ex-Coast Guard Officer Christopher Hasson Seeks Review Of Terrorism Sentence
• Chicago Bars, Restaurants Prepare For St. Patrick's Day COVID-19 Restrictions
• Smooth Sailing Friday Miami Dade College North Campus Vaccination Site
• Man Arrested In Connection To Attempted Rape In East Harlem
• New University Of Maryland, Baltimore Master's Program Studies Vulnerability, Violence Reduction
• Nikola Jokic Helps Nuggets Hold Off Grizzlies 103-102
• A Unique Security Team Keeps Watch Over One South Baltimore Neighborhood. Meet 'The Riverside Watch Cats'
• Knott's Berry Farm Says It Won't Reopen Until May
• Grassroots Effort Brings Changes In Hilco Development Of Target Warehouse In Little Village
• Yuba County Man Who Molested 5 Children Sentenced To 14 Years
• Fort Worth Police Seeing Success With New High-Tech Camera System
• Mansfield Kicks Off 'Surreal' Spring Football Season With 49-7 Win Over Franklin
• 'Like The Hunger Games': Western Mass. Residents Feel Abandoned By New COVID Vaccine Sign Up
• Report Says Rochester Mayor, City Officials Lied, Hid Details In Death Of Daniel Prude
• Bay Area Community Leaders Say Many Attacks on Asian Americans Go Unreported
• Joel Embiid's Apparent Leg Injury Overshadows Sixers' Blowout Win Over Wizards
• Joseph Willis Sentenced In Murder Of Christopher Jones, Attempted Murder Of 2 Anne Arundel County Detectives
• Cold Weather Alert Extended For Antelope Valley, Mountain Areas
• COVID: Despite J&J Doses, Vaccine Shortage Problems Continue For Bay Area - 'Just Don't Have Enough Supply'
• Like To Shovel Snow? Give 'A Little Help' To Those Who May Be Unable To Clear Their Sidewalks
• 3 Killed After Collision Sends Truck Into Backyard Pool In Garden Grove
• Georgetown Beats Seton Hall To Reach Big East Title Game
• Ware Scores 29 To Lift Morgan St. Over Coppin St. 82-61
• Newsom Issues 9 Pardons; Commutes Murder Sentence
• House GOP leader tries to kick Democrat off House Intelligence Committee
• 65-Year-Old Baltimore Woman With Early Signs Of Dementia Missing Since Thursday, Police Say
• Man Pleads Guilty In San Joaquin County Fentanyl Overdose Of Navy Service Member
• Police: 2 Miami Beach Police Officers Injured; Several Detained, Pepper Balls Used To Disperse Crowd
• Newsom Pardons San Leandro Woman Who Helped Her Mom Bludgeon Stepfather To Death
• Tow Truck Driver Makes Plea After Being Seriously Injured In Hit-And-Run: 'Do The Right Thing, Turn Yourself In'
• San Francisco Firefighter Suffers Minor Injury at 1-Alarm Fire Near Golden Gate Park
• 2 Former Rohnert Park Police Officers Accused Of Shakedown Racket Involving Drugs, Cash
• 1 Injured After Building Facade Collapses In Whittier
• Effort Underway To Reopen Jing Fong Restaurant In Chinatown
• Wisconsin Mayor Wants Giant Robocop Statue In His City After Detroit Rejects It
• 'Don't Drive If You Don't Have To': Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Urges People To Stay Safe During Winter Storm
• Small Plane Makes Emergency Landing Near Lafayette Reservoir
• Rocky Mountain National Park Sees Increased Demand From Visitors During COVID Pandemic
• Survey: 45% Of Manhattan Office Workers Expected To Return To Workplace By September
• CDPH: Riverside, Ventura Expected To Move To Red Tier Next Week
• North Carolina Couple Accused Of Sending Material Harmful To Minor In Ohio
• Woman Fatally Shot In Queens, Police Searching For Shooter
• Sacramento Airport Gets $13M In Federal Coronavirus Relief Funding
• Denver Fire High-Angle Rescue Teams Help Stranded Window Washer Near Coors Field
• Covina Transit Center To Serve As COVID-19 Vaccination Site Starting Monday
• VIDEO: Suspects Steal Large Rubber Duck From Mountain View Front Yard
• FBI: Anti-Mask Airline Passenger Arrested After Urinating In Seat Area
• Richard Carranza Sends Farewell Letter On Last Day As NYC Schools Chancellor: 'It Has Been The Honor Of A Lifetime'
• Stockton Police Seek Public's Help In Search For Missing 15-Year-Old Girl
• Aquarium Of The Pacific To Fully Reopen To The Public
• NYPD Releases Body Cam Footage From Deadly Shooting Outside Morningside Heights Cathedral
• Suicide Of 11-Year-Old Dallas Student Leads To Mom's Plea For Parents To Push For Answers Beyond 'I'm Okay'
• After DCFS Consent Decree Hearing, Children's Lawyers, Cook County Public Guardian Lament Lack Of Progress
• Maryland Bill Would Replace Columbus Day With Indigenous Peoples' Day
• House Clears Two Gun Safety Bills, But Senate May Be Roadblock
• As LA County Vaccinations Open Up, Medical Documentation Is Encouraged - But Not Required
• McKeesport Agape Center Lends Helping Hand To Community
• Vaccine Eligibility For All By May 1? Infectious Disease Experts Stay Hopeful, But Not Likely
• Englewood Residents Speak Against Ex Offenders From Elsewhere Moving Into Their Neighborhood Upon Release From Prison
• Woman Arrested For Resisting, Trespass After Not Wearing Mask Inside Texas Bank
• 2 Children Among 5 Killed In Crash Off I-5 In French Camp
• Wayward Sea Lion Pup Rescued Near Bay Bridge Toll Plaza Recovering
• Healdsburg Winery Donates $800K Plot For 8-Acre Monarch Butterfly Sanctuary
• COVID In Minnesota: Walz To Allow Restaurants To Operate At 75% Capacity, Seated Outdoor Venues Capped At 10,000
• UPDATE: Bail Denied For Man Accused In Fatal Oakland Assault On 75-Year-Old Asian Man
• Death Of 3-Year-Old Aubrey Faulkner In Baltimore Ruled Homicide Due To Narcotics Intoxication, Officials Say
• COVID In Colorado: Coloradans Age 50 And Above To Be Eligible For Vaccine Starting March 19
• Davis Police Investigating Suspicious Death Near Train Tracks
• WVU President: School Against Bill That Would Allow Concealed Carry Guns On College Campuses
• Suspicious Device Rendered Safe In Stockton
• "Staggering number" of migrant kids pack Texas facility, lawyers say
• New Yuba-Sutter Billboard In Support Of Law Enforcement Replaces Original Defaced In December
• LAPD Releases Video Of South LA Police Shooting Where Suspect Got Away
• Workers Protest To Keep Jobs At Diplomat Hotel
• Caught On Video: Sanitation Workers Attacked On The Job In East New York
• Freeway Shootout, Sherin Mathews, Murder Of Officer: Retiring Chief Jim Spivey Looks Back At Career With Richardson PD
• With Light At End Of Tunnel, Some Expecting Increase In Social Anxiety With Return To 'Normal'
• Governors Applaud President Biden's Vaccine Timeline, But Need Supply
• 'It's Emotionally A Rollercoaster': Dead Wildlife In Wolf Lake Worries Residents In Hammond, Indiana
• Demonstrators Ask New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy To Act Faster On Loosening Nursing Home Visitation Restrictions
• College athletes call on NCAA to pull events from states with anti-trans bills
• Minneapolis City Council Approves $27M Settlement With George Floyd's Family
• Police Issue 6 Warnings To Pittsburgh Establishments During COVID-19 Compliance Checks
• San Francisco Man Arrested On Hate Crime Charges In San Jose Caltrain Station Assault
• Report Finds Rochester Mayor, Former Police Chief Kept Details Of Daniel Prude's Death Secret
• Winter Storm Set To Exit Southland By Friday Evening; Warmer Weather Ahead
• Suffolk County Police Officers Receive Special Honor After Helping Mother Deliver Baby In Car
• Montclair, New Jersey Starts Initiative To Vaccinate Teachers
• California Grocers Association Sues Over Grocery Hazard Pay Ordinances In Daly City, San Jose
• Found Shot In The Jaw A Year Ago, 'Clover' The Miracle Dog Is Thriving
• 24-Year-Old Woman Shot, Killed While Sitting In Car In Holmesburg, Philly Police Say
• David Oliveros, Teen Accused Of Cyberattacks Against Miami-Dade Schools, Gets 1-Year Probation
• North Texas County Leaders Commend Biden's Goals But Say They Need More Vaccines
• Students, Administrators And Health Officials Grapple With COVID Outbreak In Highland Park
• Study: Women Report More COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effects Than Men
• Mississippi bluesman may be the most unlikely Grammy nominee
• Armed Services leaders call for "drawdown" of Capitol Guard troops in Washington
• Warren, McGovern Support Nurses Striking At Saint Vincent Hospital
• Rep. Grace Meng Applauds President Joe Biden's Comments Condemning Anti-Asian Hate Crimes, Introduces Bill To Empower Victims
• Denver Rescue Mission Finds Housing Even In A Tight Market
• Philadelphia Youth Basketball Program Receives $1 Million State Grant
• Michigan Coach Juwan Howard Tossed, No. 4 Wolverines Top Terps, Big Ten Semis Next
• Countdown Is On For Return Of Pittsburgh Public Schools Students And Teachers
• Derek Chauvin Trial, Day 5: Only 1 More Juror Seated, Many Others Struck
• Judge Authorizes Burbank To Disconnect Electricity From Tinhorn Flats, Denies Request To Padlock Doors
• Woman Severely Injured By Drunk Driver Reunites With Those Who Helped Save Her Life
• CBS 2 Exclusive: Serial Stowaway Marilyn Hartman Talks With Brad Edwards
• No. 8 Maryland Defeats Northwestern 85-52 In Big Ten Tournament Semifinals
• Former Congresswoman Donna Shalala: 'Eulen Agreement Could Have Nationwide Consequences'
• Aurora Firefighters Rush To Burning Home, 6 People Displaced
• ALT 104.5's Brewery Tour Turning Up Volume To Help Highlight Small Businesses
• Dodgers, Angels Cleared To Sell 20% Stadium Seating Capacity For Home Openers
• 2 Arrested In Redondo Beach Robbery Of French Bulldog Puppy
• 'I Can Spread Joy': 9-Year-Old Ukulele Player Louis Phipps Performs At Wang Theatre
• Prosecutor's Online Hunch Leads To Arrest Of Assault Suspect
• Trial For Elizabeth Holmes To Likely Be Delayed After Theranos Founder Announces Pregnancy
• Knicks Legend Patrick Ewing Says He Was Hassled By Security Guards At Madison Square Garden
• Benjamine Spencer Released In Dallas For Wrongful Conviction After More Than 30 Years In Prison
• State Patrol Reports Minnesota Drivers Still Going Too Fast
• Lifting Utility Shutoff Moratorium Could Affect Over 1M Pennsylvania Customers
• Metal Bar Smashes Through Driver's Side Window In Deadly Crash On I-225
• Cook County Jail To Allow In-Person Visits For Vaccinated Detainees Starting Sunday
• Probe Faults Rochester's Mayor, Officials For Keeping Daniel Prude's Death A Secret
• EXCLUSIVE: Philadelphia Legend Patti LaBelle Hopes To Inspire Others As She Receives 2nd COVID Shot
• Labor targets Amazon as a union foothold in the South
• Pandemic-Trapped New Yorkers Heading In Record Numbers To State Parks
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: UPMC Employee Made Drastic Moves Early On To Save Lives
• Family Of Benjamin Tyson, Suspect Killed In Officer-Involved Shooting Near Inner Harbor, Claim They Have Not Gotten Further Details About Incident
• A Day In The Life Of A South Florida Surgeon
• Broadway Producer Kevin McCollum Eager For Theaters To Reopen; 'When Broadway Is Back, New York Is Back And America Is Back'
• Michael Coombes Charged In Fatal Crash That Killed Friend In Eagan
• COVID In New Jersey: Gov. Phil Murphy Targeting Memorial Day Weekend For Return To Some Type Of Normalcy
• Who Is Thundercat?
• Scientists Learning More About Coronavirus Variants
• Denver Honors Those Who Lost Their Lives To COVID
• Who Is Flying Lotus?
• A Look Some Of The Largest Previous Settlements In U.S. Police Killings
• Jennifer Lopez, Alex Rodriguez Reportedly Split After 2-Year Engagement
• Manhattan DA Cy Vance, Prosecutor Leading Trump Investigation, Will Not Seek Reelection
• 'He Deserves Another Shot': Patriots Fans Surprised, But Happy To See Cam Newton Return
• Who Is Noah Cyrus?
• NewAge Industries, On Frontlines Of Operation Warp Speed, Struggling To Get Own Employees Vaccinated
• 2 Arrested After Davis Probation Search Uncovers Unemployment Fraud, Drugs, Stolen Cars, Police Say
• Mayor Bill De Blasio, Commissioner Dermot Shea Announce Phase 2 Of NYPD Reform Plan; 'You Cannot Ignore The Emotions That Are Out There'
• Disney's New 'MagicMobile' Turns Your Phone Into A MagicBand
• Michigan Man: I Was Aiding People Not Attacking Capitol Cops
• Man In Custody After Stabbing At Waterfront Giant Eagle
• Hollywood loses out on $10B annually by undervaluing Black projects: study
• Maryland Health Officials Turning To Churches To Close Vaccine Equity Gap, Hold Clinics
• Philadelphia Officials Take Multi-Faceted Approach To Stem Recent Wave Of Gun Violence Killing 'Entire Generation' Of City's Youth
• Have To Drive In Heavy Snow? Read This First
• Anyone Can Now Preregister For A COVID Vaccine Appointment In Massachusetts
• Vacaville Double Homicide Suspect Raymond Weber Makes Appearance In Court
• New Jersey Residents To Receive $9.5 Billion In Stimulus Checks From American Rescue Plan
• Dieryk Garcia Of Haverhill Charged With Murder After Fight Ends In Death
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Does Not Expect Widespread COVID Vaccine Demand For Those Under 55 Years Of Age
• Tired Of Setting Your Clock Forward In Spring? Lawmakers Consider Keeping Daylight Saving Time Year-Round
• Positive COVID-19 Tests Derail Several Local High School Football Openers
• COVID In Florida: 5,214 Additional Cases, 105 Deaths Reported On Friday
• Mom Faces Child Abuse Charge After Bringing Child To Hospital With Broken Bones
• Glendale Height's Adrian Velasco Sentenced 10 Years for Fatal DUI Crash
• Publix Makes COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments For Floridians 60 & Older
• Teen, 19, Shot While Driving In Stockton, Police Said
• Baltimore's Katie Pumphrey Becomes 73rd Woman In History To Complete The Triple Crown Of Open Water Swimming
• Jennifer Lopez And Alex Rodriguez Reportedly Split After 2-Year Engagement
• Contra Costa, Sonoma Counties Move From Purple To Red Tier
• Austin, Travis County Mask Mandate To Remain After Judge Delays Hearing Over Ken Paxton's Lawsuit
• Hialeah Pop Up Vaccination Site Opened Friday, A Permanent One Opening Monday
• Moffat County Investigating Stranded Mother's 2 Nights Stuck In Car That Led To Infant's Death
• Details Emerge In Fremont Fatal Home Invasion; Roommate Arrested In Separate Shooting
• Massachusetts Reports 1,577 New COVID Cases, 29 Additional Deaths
• Report: 49ers Re-Sign CB Emmanuel Moseley To 2-Year Deal
• Man Charged With Homicide By Vehicle, DUI Charges In Connection With North Huntingdon Crash That Killed 4
• California Still Losing Jobs, But Recovery Likely Coming
• Pa. Coronavirus Survivors Reflect 1 Year Later As Virus And Symptoms Remain
• California Administers 2 Million COVID-19 Vaccines; Orange, San Bernardino Counties To Enter Red Tier Sunday
• James Essig Named NYPD Chief Of Detectives
• 'It Makes An Incredible Difference': New COVID-19 Guidelines Provide Excitement And Relief For Minnesotans
• New York City moves to end solitary confinement in jails
• Third Stimulus Check: Your Next Relief Payment May Not Be $1,400
• More Than 10% Of Illinoisans Are Vaccinated Against COVID-19. Track The Data Here
• Chemical Found in North Fair Oaks Not Hazardous; Shelter-in-Place Lifted
• South Florida Cities, Individuals Looking Forward To Latest Stimulus Checks
• Bills Aim To Make Daylight Saving Time Permanent
• Texas To Receive Over 800,000 COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Next Week
• Miami-Based Advertising Firm Overcomes Pandemic Obstacles To Win Prestigious ADDY Awards
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Grocery Store Workers, Police Among Next Group Eligible To Be Vaccinated In Commonwealth
• 'It's Going To Be A Very Good Summer': New Hampshire Eases COVID Restrictions For Travelers, Restaurants And Bars
• Man Who Schemed In Debit Card Thefts, Gregory Jean-Louis Sentenced To 20 Years
• SpaceX Eyes Test Of Starlink Satellite Internet At Edwards AFB
• When can Americans go back to concerts and travel? Soon, Wall Street bets
• Detroit's Kierra Sheard-Kelly's New Grammy Nominated Gospel Album Inspires And Empowers Women
• Pink's Hot Dogs Debuts Tom LaBonge 'Mr. Los Angeles' Hot Dog
• San Francisco Begins Distributing Johnson & Johnson Single Shot Vaccinations
• Denver Weather: Entire Front Range Gets Heavy Snow This Weekend, Some Areas Will Get More Than Others 
• 400 Members Of Mass. National Guard To Provide Support In Washington D.C.
• Dr. Dave Hnida: Be Prepared For Snow Shoveling, Think Of It As Combo Of Weight Lifting And Aerobics
• COVID Vaccines: Bay Area Transit, Airport Workers Eligible For Shots Next Week
• Several Counties Shifting To Less Restrictive 'Red' Tier This Weekend; Sacramento Could Also Change Next Week
• Jackknifed Semi Causes Hazmat Spill On I-70 In Dumont
• Denver Police Investigating Hit-And-Run On Colorado Boulevard As Suicide
• Judge: California Prisons Must Install Surveillance Cameras For Disabled Inmates
• Local, National Gas Prices Increase Again This Week, AAA Mid-Atlantic Says
• Clayton McCoy Charged In Carroll County Pipe Bomb Case Appears In Ohio Courtroom, Awaiting Transport To Maryland
• Chicago Police Officer Gary Hibbs Dies 8 Days After Collapsing While Making Arrest
• Derek Chauvin Trial, Day 5 Live Updates: Jury Selection Continues, 7th Juror Selected
• Details Emerge On Cam Newton's New Contract With Patriots
• 'We Can Make This A Year-Round Treat': Sen. Markey Pushes For Permanent Daylight Saving Time
• Pennsylvania's Unemployment Rate Rises As Payrolls Grow Too
• Maryland Lawmakers Pass Measure To Fight Climate Change
• COVID In Philadelphia: Vaccine Doses Increasing In City, But Minority Communities Remain Underrepresented
• COVID Unemployment: California Lost Nearly 70,000 Jobs In January, But Recovery Likely Coming
• Whitmer Offers Plan To Supply Propane After Pipeline Closes
• Suspect In Rhode Island Murder 10 Years Ago Arrested In North Texas
• Dylan Gilmer On 2021 Nickelodeon's Kid Choice Awards: 'I'm Going To Be Pumped If I Get This Blimp'
• Bears Reward Kicker Cairo Santos With 5-Year, $16 Million Contract Extension
• Massachusetts Residents Have 6th-Highest Life Expectancy Across U.S.
• Netflix Tests Out Possible Crackdown On Password Sharing
• Coyote That Attacked 5 People In Contra Costa County Caught And Killed; Will Be Tested At UC Davis
• COVID Bill: San Jose Airport Receiving Over $1.6M In Relief Funding
• FPL: Rate Hike Proposal Would Allow Power Company To 'Continue Focusing On Ways To Deliver Low-Cost Electricity'
• Steelers Sign Offensive Lineman B.J. Finney To One-Year Contract
• Archdiocese Of Baltimore Says It's Not Lifting COVID Restrictions Despite Gov. Hogan's Announcement
• COVID In Maryland: Nearly 1K New Cases Reported, Hospitalizations Down
• Minneapolis City Council Approves Record $27M Settlement With George Floyd's Family
• Denver Doctor: Delay In 2nd COVID Vaccine Dose Due To Winter Storm Will Not Affect Efficacy
• Vaccine hesitancy has decreased, survey shows
• Dallas ISD Mental Health Services
• Police: Serial Rape Crew Linked By DNA To At Least 6 Inland Empire Rapes, Another In Portland
• Two Dead After Midday Shooting In Evanston, Third Victim Wounded
• Wolf Administration Encourages Long-Term Care Facilities To Adopt Federal Guidance Allowing For Hugs
• Amendment For New Public Safety Department In Minneapolis Heads To City Commission
• 'Hangry' Customer Helps Cops Stop Alleged Suspect Running Through Texas Chick-fil-A Drive-Thru
• Allegheny Health Network Holds Mass COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic At Dick's Sporting Goods' Headquarters
• Boston's Outdoor Dining Program For Restaurants To Start March 22
• Man charged in pipe bomb explosion that injured 1
• Gov. Tom Wolf Seeks Overhaul Of Pennsylvania's Highway Funding
• $1B Mega Millions Ticket Sold In Michigan Claimed By Oakland County Lottery Club
• Brad Marchand Misses Friday's Bruins Practice, Status For Saturday Vs. Rangers Unknown
• COVID Vaccine: All Santa Clara County Educators, School Employees Given Opportunity for Vaccination
• Universal Studios Reopens Park For First Time In A Year, But Rides Still Closed
• Child Tax Credit: How Expanded Credit Works And Why It Means More Money To Parents
• 2 Suspects Captured In String Of Rolex Robberies In LA, More Arrests Likely
• Northampton School Committee Approves Confederate Flag Ban
• MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell Nominated For Worst Film, Worst Actor In Razzie Awards
• Minneapolis City Council Approves $27M Settlement With George Floyd's Family
• COVID In Colorado 1 Year Later: Nuggets Superfan Vicki Ray Was Heartbroken When NBA Halted Season
• Several Quarantining After Positive COVID Case Reported At Baltimore City Schools
• 15-Year-Old Charged In Shooting Of 12-Year-Old Boy On March 1 In Baltimore
• Man Hospitalized Following Shooting in North Oakland
• Deputies: 2 Sought In Shooting Of Passing Driver In Unincorporated Redwood City
• Galt Man Arrested After Standoff At Sacramento County Motel; Weapons, Silencer Seized
• Pa. State Police Locate Missing 16-Year-Old Elizabeth Smith Safe
• Gov. Tom Wolf: All Phase 1A Vaccination Appointments Will Be Scheduled By End Of March
• Cassidy Lichtman On Athletes Unlimited Volleyball: 'The Interesting Thing Is We Redraft Teams Every Week'
• First Lady Jill Biden Will Visit New Hampshire To Promote COVID Relief Package
• Suspect Arrested; Driver Claims Race Played Role In San Francisco Uber Assault
• Gov. Tom Wolf Commits To Phasing Out Gas Tax
• 'Ghost Bike' In Honor Of Cyclist Killed In Cambridge Burned In Fire
• Mort's Deli Giving Back By Delivering Lunches To Frontline Workers
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 1,763 New Cases, 39 More Deaths, 54% Of Seniors In Illinois Vaccinated
• Vitals App Helps Police Approach People In Crisis
• 'Confronting Pandemics With Empathy,' Dr. Deborah Birx Joins The George W. Bush Institute 
• Love Is The Secret To Good Espresso At La Casa Del Caffe In The Bronx
• Neighbor Shot After Intervening In Aurora Disturbance, Suspect In Custody After Chase
• Driver Killed In Crash Involving Overturned Tractor Trailer On New York State Thruway
• Book excerpt: "LifeLines" by Melissa Bernstein
• 3rd wave of COVID set to force most Italians back under lockdown
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Louie
• 1 Year After Great White Way Went Dark, Pop-Up Performances Breathing New Life Into Broadway
• Bel Air Teen Macey Brietenback Undergoes Life-Saving Surgery For Rare Disease
• Illinois COVID-19 Vaccine Tracker
• Orioles To Host 11K Fans During Games At Camden Yards
• Cam Newton Re-Signing With Patriots On One-Year Deal
• Medical Marijuana Dispensary Opens In Irwin
• Ulta halts ad spending at Teen Vogue amid racist-tweets uproar
• Cam Newton Ready To 'Run It Back' With Patriots
• Philadelphia Eagles 2021 Free Agency: Not Much Cap Space For Big Moves, But Plenty Of Holes To Fill
• Two Men, Kenneth Maxey And Tyshawn Jones, Charged In String Of South Loop Burglaries; Police Probe Whether They're Connected To More Incidents
• Vehicle Found, But Not Suspect After Shooting And Hit-And-Run On I-25 In Northglenn
• AP: Dolphins To Sign Punter Michael Palardy To 1-Year Deal
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 3,074 New Coronavirus Cases, 40 New Deaths
• Wendella Boat Season Opens Friday
• The stimulus bill's target: Working and middle-class families
• Breakfast Cereal Industry Makes Dramatic Turnaround During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Expert gives financial advice to women hit hard by COVID-19
• Former Episcopal Diocese Of Pittsburgh Priest Accused Of Child Sexual Abuse
• Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy Hosting Annual Event To Help Clean Up Lake Elizabeth
• Colorado Residents Stock Up On Grocery Items Ahead Of Massive Snowstorm
• Suspected pedophile extradited from Israel to face justice in U.S.
• Everglades, Florida Bay Restoration Gets Help With Underground 'Curtain Wall' Approval
• BBB Warning: Research Before Buying Van Gogh Exhibit Tickets
• Biden administration set to issue $1,400 stimulus payments
• Wright County Seeks Information On The Death Of Tony Perry
• Scientists want to send 335 million sperm and egg samples to the moon
• Virginia Man Caught At BWI Checkpoint With Loaded Gun, Claims He Forgot He Had It
• Damaging Winds Could Lead To Power Outages Overnight Into Early Saturday
• Philly To Dim Lights To Make It Safer For Birds In Flight
• 'The Smoke Detector Is What Saved Their Lives,' Fort Lauderdale Family Safe After Fire Erupts In Home
• California Univ. Of Pa. Announces Plans For In-Person Commencement Ceremonies
• COVID-19 In MN: Over 20% Of State's Population Has Received At Least 1 Vaccine Dose
• Cyber Attack Disrupts Brewing, Shipments For Molson Coors
• This week on "Face the Nation," March 14, 2021
• 20,000 COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments Opening In Cook County Friday
• Jeep Found Just Beyond Spillway Of Centre County Dam
• Cam Newton Re-Signing With Patriots: Making Sense Of The Move
• Former Orioles Right Fielder Nick Markakis Announces Retirement
• Michigan: All Adults Eligible For Vaccine April 5
• Amazon says it has chosen not to sell books that frame LGBTQ+ as illness
• Philadelphia Police: Man, Woman Shot After Group Fight In Point Breeze
• Aggressive Coyote Linked To Five East Bay Human Attacks Captured And Euthanized
• Ford Field To Open As Vaccination Site March 24
• Sexual orientation protections dropped from S.C. hate crime bill
• Limited Fans Allowed To Attend Minnesota Sports Beginning April 1
• MDOT Reminds Drivers To Be Alert As Clocks 'Spring Forward'
• Pennsylvania Hoping To Have All Eligible School Staff Vaccinated By End Of March
• Patriots Are Attending Trey Lance's Pro Day On Friday
• Nearly 2 Months After Being Found At Texas-Mexico Border, Remains Of Migrants Returned To Guatemala
• Grammy Week: Thundercat And Flying Lotus Are Shaking Up The Music Industry
• A-10 Tournament Championship Preview: 'Going To Come Down To Three Point Battle' CBS' Ryan Gomes Breaks Down VCU Vs. St. Bonaventure
• Raheem White Arrested For Multiple Daytime Burglaries, Sexual Assaults Across Philadelphia Region
• Florida Man Shot, Wounded By Laguna Beach Police After Leading Them On Wild Chase Along PCH
• New WTO boss on U.S. ties and addressing the COVID crisis
• San Mateo Police Warn of Phone Scammers Impersonating Detectives
• Heath Officials Increasing Optimistic Of Reaching COVID-19 Green Tier This Year
• Alabama House votes to end ban on yoga in schools
• Granger Smith and wife Amber on loss and hope for the future
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 296 New Coronavirus Cases, 9 Additional Deaths
• Book excerpt: "Lady Bird Johnson: Hiding in Plain Sight"
• $1B Mega Millions Ticket Sold In Novi Claimed By Oakland County Lottery Club
• Motorcyclist Killed In Crash On Pershing Avenue In Stockton
• Survey: Lucky Ladybugs Most Common Florida Superstition
• Today On Drew! Eddie Murphy, Dear Drew, Drew's News
• How to spend $1.9 trillion? Shell out $43,000 per second
• Gun Violence Taking Toll On Philadelphia Youth After Growing List Of Shootings Involving Teens
• Stolen Truck Suspect Captured In West LA After Slow-Speed Pursuit
• FINNEGAN'S Set To Open March 17 For St. Patrick's Day
• Grand Risings Farm: Black-Owned CSA Farm
• Tom Brady Reportedly Signs Extension That Will Save Buccaneers $19 Million In Cap Space
• Crystal Methamphetamine, Cocaine, Morphine Seized In Jefferson Co. Drug Bust Involving Ohio Man, His Accomplice
• Liam's List March 12: St Patrick's Day Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, While Social Distancing
• Virginia out off ACC semifinal after positive COVID test
• Colorado Buffaloes Defeat Cal In Pac-12 Quarterfinals
• WATCH LIVE: Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf, COVID-19 Vaccine Task Force Provide Update On Commonwealth Vaccination Plan
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Suggests COVID-19 Vaccine May Be Available To Everyone In April
• Police: 16-Year-Old Kahree Simmons Killed In Triple Shooting Inside West Philadelphia Rec Center
• Georgetown Law Professor Sandra Sellers Fired Over 'Reprehensible' Remarks About Black Students On Zoom Recording, Dean Says
• Quadruple Shooting Leaves 2 Dead, 2 Others Fighting For Life In Overbrook Park, Police Say
• What President Biden's $1.9 Trillion American Rescue Plan Means For New York
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• Colorado 4x4 Rescue & Recovery Volunteers Prepare For Snowstorm Rescues
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• CHP Detains Suspect In Petaluma Highway 101 Shooting
• COVID In Colorado 1 Year Later: 'Felt Like Everything Was Ending' In Summit County
• Pacifica Family Embarks On Road Trip To Create Pandemic Memories
• Patrick Ewing says he was "accosted" by MSG staff
• Meet the "Best Band in the Land"
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Lump After Vaccine
• Small Business Administration Has Approved $11+ Million In Texas Winter Storms Loans
• Steelers Safety Terrell Edmunds & His Brothers Write Children's Book
• Survey: Americans Experiencing Unprecedented Stress During Pandemic
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• Kroger To Close 3 Stores In Los Angeles In Response To Approval Of 'Hero Pay' Mandate
• Family Disputes Claim Jasmin Cigarroa, 24, Was With Friends The Night She Disappeared
• Red Wings Get Rare Victory
• NASA names new features on Mars in Navajo language
• Miami Weather: Mix Of Sun & Clouds Today, Nice Weekend Weather Ahead
• Daily I-75 Lane Closures Begin Monday In Oakland County
• Cheetah Attacks Worker At Columbus Zoo, Authorities Begin Probe
• Joevin Jones Joins David Beckham's Inter Miami CF
• Police: Man Critical After Shootout With Houston Officers
• Cam Newton Signing Shouldn't Rule Out Patriots Adding Another QB
• NASCAR Moves To Phoenix Raceway
• Amid Trade Rumors, Dolphins Coach Brian Flores High On Tua Tagovailoa
• Luka, Porzingis Take A Rest And The Dallas Mavericks Lose To The Thunder 116-108
• President Biden's May 1 COVID Vaccine Directive Is 'Absolutely Achievable,' Gov. Baker Says
• Unemployment Rises In Pennsylvania, As Payrolls Grow Too
• Antioch Man Rescues Driver Who Crashed Into Sacramento River, Pleaded For Help
• Gunmen attack school and kidnap 30 students in Nigeria
• Roseville Police Take Aim On Catalytic Converter Crime As Thefts Surge
• Autopsy: Miami Police Car Torching Suspect Giovanni Fernandez Died Of Drug Overdose
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• Weather Blog: A Look Ahead At The Weekend
• Fed Up Neighbors Stuck Footing The Bill After Homeless Vandals Trash Community Pool Again
• William Shatner To Headline Steel City Con
• Physical Therapists: Working From Home Could Be Breaking Your Body
• Former Nonprofit Accounting Coordinator Pleads Guilty To Embezzling More Than $300,000
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Bars, Breweries, Wineries Reopenings; San Francisco High Schools Won't Likely Open Until Fall
• Georgetown law professor fired over remarks about Black students
• COVID kills Brazilians waiting for ICU beds as leader rejects lockdown
• Man gets 212 years for killing sons by driving off L.A. pier
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/12 Friday Morning Forecast
• Survey: Fremont Home To The Happiest Residents In U.S.
• Netflix May Crack Down On Password Sharing
• Cuban, Dirk, Heroes Foundations Team Up To Feed Students & Families Over Spring Break
• Bill Belichick Gets A Buzzcut From Brandon King To Benefit Boston Children's Hospital
• Father 'Torn Up' Over Death Of 10-Year-Old Harlem Boy Ayden Wolfe
• Taste Of The Town: Chef Marcus Samuelsson Reveals Red Rooster Overtown
• Boy, 11, Hospitalized Following Dog Attack In Lauderhill
• President Biden To Direct States To Make All Adults Eligible For COVID-19 Vaccine By May
• Working from home could be wrecking your body
• Winter Storm Brings Snow To Grapevine, Hail To Simi Valley
• Calls Grow For Long Island Rail Road To End Service Cuts As Soon As Possible
• 4 Rikers Workers Suspended After Murder Suspect Christopher Buggs Mistakenly Released
• Women's History Month: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala First Woman, First African World Trade Organization Director General
• Cyrus Vance, prosecutor investigating Trump, won't seek reelection
• 'We Will Keep Doing The Work:' Pitt Center For Vaccine Research Continues Fight Against COVID-19
• Dallas Stars Allow Four Goals On Eight Shots, Fall To Blackhawks 4-2
• NIH director on coronavirus variants
• Biden and Harris to go on the road to plug COVID aid package
• Biden condemns violence against Asian Americans
• Texas AG sues Austin for refusing to lift mask mandate
• Fauci reflects on one year of coronavirus pandemic
• As Bitcoin's price skyrockets, so does its carbon footprint
• Xavier Becerra headed for confirmation as health secretary
• COVID-19 is never going to end, experts say
• Police Standoff In Baldwin Ends Peacefully, Suspect Taken Into Custody
• House approves gun control bills expanding background checks
• Hertz sued for not producing receipt that cleared man of murder
• COVID relief legislation popular with Americans — CBS News poll
• Mississippi governor signs bill targeting transgender athletes
• Philadelphia Flyers Surprise Marine Sgt. Justin Solorio With Signed Jersey After Driving 500 Miles To Attend Game
• Miami Heat player suspended for a week over anti-Semitic slur
• Biden directs states to make all adults eligible for vaccine by May 1
• 'It's A Community,' New Pickleball Club In Hanover Hopes To Boost Interest In Sport
• Biden signs $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan into law
• Cuomo facing impeachment investigation
• Military leadership rebukes Tucker Carlson's comments on women
• SUV Crashes Into CTA Bus In The Loop
• Pittsburgh Weather: Showers Make Way For Warmer Temperatures On Friday
• Delaware County Officials Frustrated With State Over Lack Of Vaccine Supply
• Gambler pleads guilty to threatening MLB players
• Police Searching For Two People Who Stole Food, Beer From Feasterville Giant
• 78-Year-Old Woman Recalls Being Viciously Beaten, Carjacked By Group Of Teens In Philadelphia
• Chicago Weather: Cooler Temperatures Ahead
• COVID Cases In Massachusetts Schools Rise Slightly In Last Week
• New York State To Lift Domestic Travel Quarantine Requirement As Of April 1
• Ellevest's Sallie Krawcheck on women's role in economic recovery
• Infectious diseases expert warns about new COVID-19 variants
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• To Do List: St. Patrick's Kits; Aquarium After Dark; Aerial Yoga
• Public Defender: Teen, 15, Accused Of Killing Real Estate Broker Stefano Barbosa Should Have Been At Mental Treatment Center
• "Mouse ears" give away intruder at Air Force One's home base
• Person Taken Into Custody In Death Of 2-Year-Old Girl In Tacony: Philadelphia Police
• Kentucky Senate OK's bill making it crime to taunt a police officer
• Andy Warhol Among Pennsylvanians To Be Honored With Historical Marker
• Steelers Safety Terrell Edmunds & His Brothers Write Children's Book
• City Of Pittsburgh Announces St. Patrick's Day Public Safety Plans
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• Trevor Cahill Finalizes $1.5M Deal To Join Pittsburgh Pirates

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• Democrats push for voting rights legislation as states add restrictions
• Stimulus payments begin going out, as Biden touts the American Rescue Plan
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg statue unveiled in New York City
• Netflix tests crackdown on password sharing
• Major storm threatens to bring heavy snow and severe thunderstorms to central U.S.
• Biden condemns hate crimes against Asian Americans
• DOJ expects at least 100 more arrests in Capitol riot probe
• Health experts fear COVID-19 surge as states lift restrictions
• Minneapolis reaches $27 million settlement with George Floyd's family
• Biden sets course for lofty vaccine goals
• Cuomo refuses to resign despite calls from top New York Democrats
• The history of the "one drop" rule and how it impacts Americans today
• Italy faces third wave of COVID-19 after difficult year
• Expert advice for parents and students coping with stress of COVID-19 pandemic
• Michigan to open up COVID vaccines to anyone over 16 starting April 5
• AT&T executive on 5G's potential
• Tracking the disturbing rise in hate crimes against Asian Americans
• George Floyd's family speaks after Minneapolis approves $27 million settlement
• Families advocate for loved ones with developmental disabilities amid COVID pandemic
• Minnesota Governor Tim Walz eases COVID restrictions
• Expert discusses mental health effects of COVID-19 pandemic
• House Republicans blame Biden for surge in migrant children at the border
• Exploring the rise in political partisanship as religious identity declines
• Store owner talks about the survival and tactical gear people are buying
• Denver area bracing for major snowstorm
• Doctor responds to Biden's prime-time address, warning about COVID-19 variants
• WorldView: Protesters killed in Myanmar; AstraZeneca COVID vaccine probe
• Edelman Trust Barometer: Most Americans have confidence in COVID vaccines
• "48 Hours" investigates the mysterious death of a millionaire involving his wife and eye drops
• How the new stimulus bill offers healthcare, housing help for women forced to leave their jobs
• Biden outlines COVID response, tells states to open vaccine access to all adults by May 1
• Georgia Sheriff reopens investigation into student's death in 2013
• Suspected pedophile extradited from Israel to U.S., other abuse victims still seeking justice
• Biden touts American Rescue Plan, promises to open up vaccine access
• Queen and family criticized for their response to accusations made by Prince Harry and Meghan
• New York Governor Andrew Cuomo faces impeachment investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct
• Dr. LaPook on race to track coronavirus variants, preview of Sunday's "60 Minutes" report
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