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Articles from April 2, 2021

• COVID Restrictions Ease for Vaccinated Travelers; Traffic Swells at Bay Area Airports
• Astros Beat A's Again As Bregman Homers For 2nd Straight Day
• Posey, Longoria Go Deep Again As Giants Top Mariners 6-3
• Short-Handed Lakers Breeze Past Kings 115-94
• Police Following Ends In Crash In Panorama City, 2 Injured
• COVID In Colorado: Gov. Polis Launches Mobile Vaccination Site In Eastern Colorado
• 'Rideshare Foodie' Uber Driver Finds Favorite Spots In All 50 States
• Bregman Homers for 2nd Straight Day, Astros Beat A's Again
• Posey, Longoria Go Deep Again as Giants Top Mariners
• Sharks Continue to Frustrate Kings in 3-0 Win
• Mercedes Gets 1st 5 Career Hits, White Sox Beat Angels 12-8
• 'About $200K More': Increase In Border Crossings Costing Riverside County
• Denver Donates 13 Bison To Cheyenne And Arapaho Tribes
• Ring Doorbell Camera Helps Scare Off Potential Intruder At Woodland Home
• 'Like A Pack Of Wolves': Attorney Releases Bodycam Footage Of Stockton Arrest That Sparked Civil Rights Lawsuit
• Double Shooting In Denver: Elias Chavez And Tlaloc Chavez Arrested In Shooting At Alameda & Federal
• Kessel, Pederson Rally Coyotes To 4-2 Victory Over Ducks
• Jones, Sharks Continue To Frustrate Kings In 3-0 win
• Schools With Native American Mascots Would Face $25,000 Fine Per Month Under New Colorado Bill
• New Life For Downtown Sacramento Business As California OKs Live Concerts, Conferences
• Kuzma's Season-High 30 Points Lead Lakers Past Kings 115-94
• Purr-fect Night: Bauer Solid, Cat Takes Field In Dodgers Win
• Crash Closes Highway 99 Lanes In South Sacramento
• Illinois Recreational Marijuana Sales Top $100 Million In March
• Chicago Weather: Mostly Sunny For The Easter Bunny
• Raptors Rout Short-Handed Warriors by 53 Points
• Restaurateurs Can't Find Hires As Unemployment, Stimulus Checks Keep Workers Home
• Family, Friends Gather In East Harlem To Remember DoorDash Delivery Worker Who Was Gunned Down On Monday Night
• Capitol Police Officer Dead, Another Injured After Car Rams Barricade; Suspect Dead
• Many Still Searching For Vaccine Appointments As Health Officials Try To Convince Others To Get It
• Knicks' Losing Streak Grows To 3, Thanks In Part To Old Pals Porzingis And Hardaway
• Increased Police, National Guard Presence Throughout Minneapolis For Duration Of Derek Chauvin Trial
• Nonprofits Team Up With City To Vaccinate LA's Most Vulnerable
• Family Of 13-Year-Old Shot And Killed By Police To Review Body Camera Video Next Week
• Orlov Beats The Buzzer In OT, Capitals Top Devils
• CDC Announces New COVID-19 Guidance For Gatherings, Travel Ahead Of Easter Sunday
• 1 U.S. Capitol Police Officer Killed, Another Injured After Man Rams Vehicle Into Security Barricade, Suspect Also Killed
• William F. Evans Identified As Officer Killed After U.S. Capitol Attack
• State Corrects Outdated Vaccine Eligibility Information For Spanish Speakers
• COVID In Maryland: More Than 1.4K New Cases And Hospitalizations Increase Friday
• BSO: Furniture Played Role In Death Of Pompano Beach Girl
• Philadelphia City Council Meeting About Gun Violence Interrupted When Advocate's Brother Is Shot
• NSU Resumes In-Class Instruction In The Fall, All Students & Staff Must Be Vaccinated
• People Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19 Can Resume Travel At Low Risk To Themselves, CDC Says
• 2 Pennsylvania State Senators Invite MLB To Host 2021 All-Star Game In Pittsburgh
• 'He Carried His Badge Proudly': Friends Remember Capitol Police Officer Killed In Attack
• 41-Year-Old Man Killed After Carjacking In SE Baltimore Early Friday, 16-Year-Old In Custody
• Wendle's 3-Run HR In 9th Rallies Rays Over Marlins 6-4
• Jonas Valanciunas Leads Grizzlies Past Timberwolves, 120-108
• Waterfront Partnership To Auction Custom Skateboard Decks To Raise Money For Jake's Skate Park At Rash Field Park
• Gov. Tom Wolf Orders Flags To Be Flown At Half-Staff In Honor Of Victims Of Attack At U.S. Capitol
• LA County Releases Updated Health Order; San Bernardino, Ventura Prepare For Possible Move To Orange Tier
• CU Pharmacy Students Compete With Each Other To Help Vaccination Effort
• Service Dogs Making Huge Difference In Lives Of Veterans With PTSD
• Another Perfect Night By Williams Lifts Celtics Over Rockets 118-102
• OPD Sets Up Special Investigative Unit To Deal With Oakland's Soaring Murder Rate
• 'It's Magic': Separated By Pandemic, Couple Married 72 Years Has Emotional Reunion
• Aaron Rodgers Ready For 'Dream Job' Of Guest Hosting 'Jeopardy!'
• Orlov Scores Late In OT, Caps Remain Perfect Against Devils
• 'Hero And A Patriot': Lawmakers Mourn Capitol Police Officer From Mass. Killed In Attack
• Pa. Hunters Set Record For Most Bucks Harvested During 2020-21 Deer Season
• Body in Siskiyou County Identified as Tatiana Dugger, Woman Who Went Missing in Oakland
• Ex-West Virginia Official Eric Barber Pleads Not Guilty In Capitol Riot On Jan. 6
• Vail Police Hope Community Program Will Stop Rise In Catalytic Converter Thefts
• Fully-Vaccinated People Can Travel Safely, CDC Says
• 3-Month-Old's Death Prompts Bill To Increase Transparency & Accountability At Daycares
• Florida House To Take Up Online Tax Plan
• Baltimore Orioles, Mayor Brandon Scott Say They Support MLB's Decision To Move All-Star Game Out Of Atlanta
• Atlantic City Boardwalk Store Owner Dies Following Robbery Attempt By 2 Juveniles, Police Say
• Minnesota Among Top 10 U.S. COVID 'Hot Spot' States
• White House Sends Commemorative Easter Eggs To Riverside County COVID Vaccine Site
• Black veteran still waiting for Medal of Honor, 56 years later
• SacAnime 2021 Allowed To Operate As Swap Meet
• Philadelphia Police Investigating After Man Killed In East Germantown Shooting
• Families Reunite As Travel Picks Up at Sacramento International Airport
• COVID Vaccines: As California Eligibility Expands, Experts Say Delays May Be Short-Lived - 'It's Ramping Up'
• Houston Police Investigating Texans Quarterback Deshaun Watson, Accused By 21 Women Of Sexual Assault, Harassment
• Arrest Warrant Issued For Adams County Assault Suspect Michael Ortega
• Community Easter Hunt Honors Memory Of Slain Teen
• Three More Victims Accuse Delaware County Chiropractor Of Indecent Touching During Treatments
• Woman In Custody After Reported Shootout With Police, Hours-Long Standoff At MacArthur Park
• Vaccinated Memory Care Residents Visit Krispy Kreme For First Outing During Pandemic
• Stanford Tops South Carolina 66-65 To Reach Title Game
• No Injuries In Back Of The Yards Fire
• Victims Of Unemployment Scam Told By IDES To Pay Back Money They Never Received Or It Will Be Taken From Their Tax Returns
• COVID Reopening: California To Allow For Indoor Gatherings, Concerts April 15; Testing Or Vaccination Required
• How the U.N. is combatting COVID-19's "devastating" blow to women
• Ukee Washington Previews 'Concrete Cowboy,' Film Highlighting Philadelphia's Black Cowboy History
• OC Deputies Recover 50K Counterfeit Pills During Irvine Traffic Stop
• 'Human Error' Results In North Texas 8-Year-Old Receiving COVID-19 Vaccine
• American Airlines Faces Political Turbulence Following Opposition To Texas Elections Bill
• Orange County Sets New COVID Vaccination Record, Disneyland Site To Close Temporarily Next Week
• COVID In Colorado: Gov. Jared Polis Extends Mask Mandate Through Early May
• Amid Calls For Transparency, Emergent CEO Says Workers Did Not Accidentally Mix Johnson & Johnson, AstraZeneca Vaccines
• 7 Governors, Including Newsom, Call On Biden To Lift $10k Cap On Tax Deductions
• Increase In Self-Defense Class Registrations Amid Spike Of Anti-Asian Hate Crimes
• Maryland Lawmakers, Police Departments Offer Condolences, Support After U.S. Capitol Police Officer Killed Friday
• COVID: Airports, Churches See Bigger Crowds as Easter Weekend Begins
• Travel Increasing As CDC Releases New Guidelines For People Fully Vaccinated Against COVID
• Allegheny County Residents Running Out Of Patience With New Vaccination Registration Website
• COVID In Colorado: General Public Can Now Register To Get Vaccine
• Tesla Sells 185,000 Vehicles In 1st Quarter, More Than Double Last Year's Numbers
• Point Park Faculty Union Speaks Out After Layoffs
• Man Charged With Setting Wife On Fire Inside Lowell Home
• Police: 24-Year-Old Man Shot In The Arm In West Baltimore
• One Person Killed In I-57 Shooting Near Vollmer Road In Matteson
• Small Number Of People Still Contracting COVID-19 Despite Full Vaccination
• Walmart, Sam's Club Accepting Appointments For COVID Vaccinations
• For 2nd Year In A Row, Easter Celebrations Adjust For COVID
• New York City Commission On Human Rights Asks New Yorkers To Step Up If They Witness Anti-Asian Attacks
• Loyola Basketball Coach Porter Moser Reportedly New Coach At Oklahoma
• Loyola Basketball Coach Porter Moser Reportedly New Coach At Oklahoma
• Safe Easter Celebrations Planned On Long Island As Health Officials Continue To Urge COVID Caution
• CEO of Google's Self-Driving Car Spinoff Waymo Steps Down From Job
• Audit Finds Problems With State's Purchase Of COVID-19 Tests From South Korea
• Pennsylvania's Senior Congressman Mike Doyle Had Heads-Up On Capitol Attack
• Newsom, 6 Other Governors Call on Biden to Lift $10K Cap on Tax Deductions
• Plano Police Department Changes Marijuana Arrest Policy; Will Other North Texas Cities Follow?
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Order That Blocks COVID-19 'Passports'
• COPA To Release Video Of Fatal Police Shooting Of Adam Toledo, 13-Year-Old Killed By CPD, After Mom Demanded Transparency; 'What Really Happened To My Baby'
• Pedestrian Seriously Hurt In Crash Involving Bus At 13th Ave. & Lincoln St.
• Police lieutenant says force used against George Floyd was "uncalled for"
• No Joke: Eagle County Deputies Find Serious Amounts Of Meth During Traffic Stop On April Fools' Day
• Jill Biden pulls off April Fool's prank
• Calfire Crews Respond to Vegetation Fire in San Mateo County's Butano State Park
• California To Allow Resumption Of Indoor Concerts, Theater Performances; Attendees Required To Take COVID Test Or Show Proof Of Vaccination
• Car Rams Barricade At Capitol; 1 Officer Killed, Another Injured
• Car Rams Barricade At US Capitol: 1 Officer Killed, Other Seriously Injured
• California To Loosen More COVID-19 Restrictions On Indoor Concerts, Theater Performances
• STAAR Testing Returns But With Big Changes
• DA: Zero-Bail Releases Led To 831 New Crimes, Including Violent Offenses, In Yolo County
• 'Residents Have Just Given Up': In Des Plaines, Garbage Gripes Regarding New Trash Cans
• America's faithful found new ways to worship during pandemic
• Denver Mayor's Office Says Coors Field Is A 'Natural Fit' For MLB All-Star Game
• As More Are Vaccinated, Restaurants Replacing 'Closed' Signs With 'Now Hiring'
• Child Psychiatrist Says Parents Should Lead Conversation About Marijuana With Kids After Legalization In New York
• Large Crowds Expected Monday At Vaccine Sites As Eligibility Drops To 18-Years & Older
• Ride Share Drivers Want More Protections After Chicago Uber Driver Was Carjacked And Killed
• Arrest Made In Killing Of 42-Year-Old Woman In Vallejo
• Limited In-Person Services Held For Good Friday, Parishioners Say Easter Weekend Message Remains The Same
• Remembering The Victims: Memorial Service For Tralona Bartkowiak Focused On Love And Laughter
• AAA Colorado Excited After CDC OKs Travel Without Testing Inside U.S. For Those Fully Vaccinated
• Pittsburgh Businesses Hope Loosened Restrictions Can Make Up For Losses Of Last Year
• COVID Impact: U.S. Added 900,000-Plus Jobs In March, The Third Straight Month Of Growth
• Easter Drive-Thru Brings Cheer To Kids, Families In West Dallas
• Phase 3 Clinical Trial Of Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine Remains Highly Effective After Six Months
• Audit Finds California's Contact Tracing Failed To Meet Goals
• Derek Chauvin Trial, April 2: Use Of Force On George Floyd Was 'Uncalled For,' Says Senior MPD Officer
• Downtown Pittsburgh Recovery: Building Occupancy Up, Visitors Still Down
• Unopened Super Mario Bros. Game Sells For $660,000 In Dallas-Based Auction
• Davie Man Accused Of Being Involved In Capitol Riot
• 'Couldn't Happen To A Better Player': Hopkins H.S. Basketballers Laud Paige Bueckers' Historic Award
• Major League Baseball To Honor Frontline Workers With $1.5M Worth Of Free Game Tickets
• Delaware Senate Approves Democratic Proposal To Outlaw High-Capacity Magazines, Gun Safety Bills
• Uber Driver Murder: Matthew Fanelli, Sentenced To 30 Years In Prison In Oregon, Will Be Extradited To Colorado
• Orioles' John Means Means Business In Opener, Beats Red Sox 3-0
• UPDATE: Mountain View Police 'Quack' Case of Stolen Giant Rubber Duck with 3 Arrests
• Help Wanted: Hospitality Industry Looking To Fill Open Positions As COVID Restrictions Loosen
• 'Baseball Is Back': Red Sox Fans, Businesses Around Fenway Park Elated As New Season Begins
• Fish Frys Are Lifelines For Volunteer Fire Departments And Church Groups
• COVID Contact Tracing In California Failed To Meet Goals, State Auditor Finds
• Man Knocked Unconscious In Bronx Random Attack Speaks Out: 'It Feels Almost As If There's A Hole In My Head'
• Good Friday Felt Like Thanksgiving For Many South Floridians
• Driver Who Rammed U.S. Capitol Barricade, Killing Officer And Injuring Another, Identified As Noah Green, Of Indiana
• 'I'll Protect You': Customer Helps Stop Harrowing Robbery Caught On Video At Upper West Side Boutique
• Delivery Truck Crashes Into Tria Cafe Outdoor Dining Pod In Rittenhouse Square
• Southland Celebrates World Autism Awareness Day By Wearing Blue
• 'Not A Simple Solution': Controversial Vaccine Passports In Development
• COVID In Florida: 6,490 New Cases, 96 Additional Deaths Reported
• Tributes Pour In For South Florida Music Teacher Rodester Brandon
• Pennsylvania Department Of Agriculture Distributing 7.9M Pounds Of Food To Food Banks
• Red Sox Bats Go Cold Against John Means In Opening Day Loss To Orioles
• Investigators: Death of Pompano Beach Child Had 'Something To Do With Piece Of Furniture'
• 'A Necessary Step': Elementary Schools Prepare For Return To In-Person Learning
• Man Found Dead Near Dallas Bus Stop Believed To Be Victim Of Homicide, Police Say
• Steven Ross Glass ID'd As Man Killed By Police After Shooting Plastic Pellets At Officers
• MLB Postpones Mets-Nationals Series Due To COVID Concerns
• Photos Released Of Denver Bank Robbers Who Wore Face Coverings, Including Michael Myers 'Halloween' Mask
• Burlington County Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Center Celebrates 200,000 Vaccines
• 'It's Getting Back Normal': CDC Issues New Travel Guidelines For Fully Vaccinated People
• Biden pushes back on criticism of raising corporate tax
• Massachusetts Reports 2,160 New COVID Cases, 32 Additional Deaths
• Walnut Green Horse Farm In Kennett Square Streaming Baby Foals
• West Virginia Woman Shot And Killed Her 2 Kids Before Killing Herself, Police Say
• The Cicadas Are Coming! Maryland Artist Celebrates Their Arrival With Plastic Sculptures
• 3rd suspect arrested in homicide of Marisela Botello-Valadez
• Ahead Of May Primary, District Attorney Race Showing How Philadelphia Politics Can Be Rough, Tumble
• MN Politicians Respond After U.S. Capitol Fatal Incident, Deceased Officer ID'd As William 'Billy' Evans
• Woman Allegedly Armed With Gun Fatally Shot By Long Beach Police
• Secretary Of State Beckons MLB To Bring All-Star Game To Minnesota After Withdrawing From Georgia
• Driver Hits Skateboarder In Shadyside
• New Hampshire Schedules 150,000 COVID Vaccines This Week, Anyone 16+ Now Eligible
• State Police Give 5 Warnings To Pittsburgh Businesses Not Following COVID-19 Orders
• Migrant Mother Reunited With Daughter At Texas Airport After 6 Years Apart
• East Bay Student-Athlete, Father Team Up For Her Success
• Officials: Travel Numbers Rising At Western Michigan Airport
• MLB Moves 2021 All-Star Game Out of Atlanta In Response To Georgia Voting Restrictions
• MLB Moving All-Star Game In Response To Atlanta Voting Restrictions
• Health And Safety Protocols For 2021 Texas Rangers Games At Globe Life Field
• Metro Transit Announces Rider Limit Expansion While 'Holding Firm' On Pandemic Precautions
• Police Officer Dies After Suspect Rams Car Into Capitol Barricade; Suspect Also Dead
• Reporter's Notebook: Jason DeRusha On Week 1 Of Derek Chauvin's Trial
• April The Giraffe, Who Became An Online Sensation, Dies At 20
• Antowan Clark Charged In Deadly Rosedale Triple Shooting That Injured 8-Year-Old
• This week on "Face the Nation," April 4, 2021
• Update: Suspect Arrested for Fremont Hotel Bomb Threat; Suspicious Bag Rendered Safe
• New Texas Bill Aims To Protect Trucking Companies From Legal Action Following Crashes
• California Gov. Gavin Newsom On MLB Pulling All-Star Game Out Of Georgia: 'Give Us A Call'
• Florida House Passes Parental Rights Measure
• MLB Moving 2021 All-Star Game From Atlanta Over Georgia Law Restricting Voting Rights
• Gov. Whitmer Announces New Vaccine Site In Oakland County
• COVID Travel: CDC Says Fully Vaccinated Can Travel Safely Within U.S.; CDPH Drops 120-Mile Recommendation
• MLB Moves 2021 All-Star Game Out Af Atlanta In Response To Georgia Voting Restrictions
• How activists want companies to challenge Georgia voting laws
• MLB Moves All-Star Game, Draft From Atlanta Following New Voting Law
• COVID Vaccine: Medical Conditions Eligible Monday Now Include Type 1 Diabetes, Substance Abuse
• Mets-Nationals series postponed over COVID-19 outbreak
• MMA Fighter Khetag Pliev Has Finger Severed In Match In Philadelphia; Doctors Reattach It
• Fire In Delta On Sherman Island Putting Up Large Plume Of Smoke
• Matt Nagy Plans To Call Bears' Offensive Plays Again This Season
• Louie Anderson On 'Coming 2 America': 'I Felt Like I Was With A Family I Hadn't Seen In A Long Time'
• COVID-19 Vaccinations In Pittsburgh: County Health Department Experiences Glitch In Scheduling Second Dose Appointments
• LA Mission Gives Out Over 1,000 Meals At Annual Easter Celebration
• Bridgerton breakout star Regé-Jean Page will not return for Season 2
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: All Teachers In Commonwealth Who Wanted Vaccine Now Have One, Gov. Wolf Says
• High-Ranking Minneapolis Police Officer Says Officer Derek Chauvin's Use Of Force On George Floyd 'Totally Unnecessary'
• Dustin Pedroia Took Part In Red Sox Opening Day Ceremonies
• Colorado Nonprofit Finds Unique Model To Help Sexual Abuse Survivors: Therapy And Mountain Biking
• Lengthy Replay Review Goes Against Red Sox In First Inning Of Season
• Judge Denies Crack'd Eggs Request To Reopen Without COVID-19 Precautions During Legal Battle
• Eagles QB Jalen Hurts Changes Jersey Number To No. 1
• Suspect Rams U.S. Capitol Barrier With Car, Attacks Officers With Knife; 1 Officer, Suspect Killed
• 1 U.S. Capitol Police Officer Dead, Another Injured After Person Rams Vehicle Into Security Barricade, Suspect Dead
• Arson Suspected In Antioch Grass Fire Near Kaiser Medical Center; Suspect Sought
• UMN Officials: Suspect Arrested In Connection To 2 On-Campus Armed Robberies
• 2 Officers At U.S. Capitol Building Hit By Vehicle, 1 Killed; Suspect Also Dead (CBS News)
• Vice President Kamala Harris To Make First Oakland Visit Since Taking Office
• Moneymaking Opportunities Return For Denver Street Performers, Food Sellers As Rockies Fans Crowd Downtown
• Report: Isaiah Thomas Signing 10-Day Contract With Pelicans
• San Francisco Police Investigate Fatal Hunters Point Shooting
• National Weather Service Issues Red Flag Warning
• Jim Nantz, Calling His 30th Final Four, Says Opportunity To Call Games At Hinkle Fieldhouse 'Blew Me Away'
• LACMA Reopens With 6 New Exhibits After Shuttering A Year Ago
• Michigan Board Censures GOP Regent For 'Witches' Comment
• U.S. Capitol on lockdown after vehicle strikes two officers
• North Andover Woman Pleads Guilty To Giving Injections With Illegal Silicone Oil
• Kayla Lutton Arrested After New Castle Raid Turns Up More Than $50,000 Of Heroin
• PennDOT Reminds Pennsylvanians Have Only 6 Months Until Enforcement Of Federal Real ID Begins
• Texas Cop Rescues Kittens Trapped Under High School Cheerleader's Car
• LeBron James Will Have Some Say In Red Sox Decision-Making
• DNR Announces Annual Tree City USA Honorees
• 12-Year-Old Injured In Drive-By Shooting In Fort Worth, Police Say
• Aunts et Uncles: A Vegan Cafe-Bar In East Flatbush Inspired By The Love Of Family
• Churches Throughout Philadelphia Region Prepare For Easter Sunday Services
• Maryland Lawmakers Still Negotiating On Police Reform
• Suspect Busted Selling Baby Alligators In Orange County
• US Capitol On Lockdown After Report Of Gunfire Nearby
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Brooks
• Penguins, Sabres To Team Up, Co-Host First Joint Pride Game
• COVID-19 In Illinois: More Than 6 Million Doses Of Vaccines Administered, But Cases And Hospitalizations Keep Rising
• Wolf Administration Says Initiative To Vaccinate Pa. Teachers, Staff Completed Ahead Of Schedule
• Police: Ballistic Vest Saved Officer From Critical Injury During South Sacramento Shooting
• From Brady To Edelman To Gronk: Bill Belichick's Greatest Hits In NFL Draft
• Furry Tails: Rainbow, Charlie And Timber Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Annual Way Of The Cross Procession Held In Wilkinsburg
• Report: Eagle County Victim Gary Smith Died When Avalanche Swept Him Off 75 Foot Cliff
• Local Church In Dearborn Hosts Story Walk In Place Of Easter Egg Hunt
• Dr. Oz Asks Wendy Williams About The Terrifying Moment She Collapsed On Air
• Interview: Director Jed Rothstein On WeWork Documentary: 'Adam Neumann Chose The Me Over The We'
• CDC: Fully Vaccinated People Can Start Traveling Again
• National Guard Assists With COVID Shots In Aurora
• 4 Charged In Unemployment Fraud Scheme Allegedly Run By Inmate From Jail
• Issues in Chauvin trial go "far beyond Minneapolis," official says
• Derek Chauvin Trial, April 2 Live Updates: Highest Ranking MPD Officer Calls Knee On George Floyd's Neck 'Totally Unnecessary'
• Man Carjacked In East Ukrainian Village While Unloading Car With His Daughter
• White House Sends Commemorative Easter Eggs To East Boston COVID Vaccine Site
• Did You Feel It? Shaking Reported In Massachusetts And Rhode Island Not An Earthquake, USGS Says
• Orioles To Open Season Against Red Sox. Here's Who You Should Keep An Eye On This Year
• Police: Man Arrested After Giving Fake Name With Warrants Out
• CDC: Salmonella Infections In California, 7 Other States Could Be Tied To Wild Songbirds
• Hundreds Of Good Friday Meals Pre-Packed For Those In Need
• Suspect In Targeted Killing Of Rap Artist In San Mateo Arrested In Oklahoma
• Andrew Yang Hospitalized With Kidney Stone In New York City
• Pelosi says Gaetz should be removed from Judiciary Committee if allegations are true
• Vail Police Release Images Of Suspects In Catalytic Converter Theft Case
• CTA To Begin Testing Six New Electric Buses On #66 Route, Aiming For Full Electric Fleet By 2040
• Suspect Arrested In Fatal Stabbing Of Woman Next To Hayward City Hall
• Social Security recipients to get stimulus checks on April 7
• Truck Driver No Longer Accused Of Crossing Lane In Crash That Killed 7 Motorcyclists
• Ridshare Drivers Call On Uber And Lyft To Do More To Protect Them Against Carjackings
• Marcus Starkey, 27, Charged In Fatal Shooting Of 11-Year-Old Ny-Andra Dyer At West Pullman Gas Station
• Firefighters Battle Darby House Fire
• Derek Chauvin Trial, April 2 Updates: Highest Ranking MPD Officer Testifies That A Knee On The Neck Is 'Deadly Force'
• COVID In Minnesota: 2,553 New Cases, 4 Deaths Reported As Cases Continue To Surge
• Nike gets restraining order against Lil Nas X's "Satan Shoes"
• If You're Fully Vaccinated, You Can Travel Safely Again, CDC Says
• Ron DeSantis confronted over Publix-COVID vaccination deal
• CDC Says Fully Vaccinated People Can Safely Travel Without Needing To Self-Quarantine
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 4,656 New Coronavirus Cases, 28 More Deaths
• Book excerpt: "The Way Out: How to Overcome Toxic Polarization"
• Wendy Williams Reacts To Her New Biopic And Documentary About Her Complicated Life
• No Charges Filed After A Woman Was Struck Along Clarksville Path, Police Say
• Police Checking Parolees Find Weapons, Ammunition And Drugs
• CDC Says People Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19 Can Resume Travel
• 'Intermission Is Over': BDT Stage Reopens Friday Night In Boulder
• CDC Says People Fully Vaccinated Against COVID May Resume Travel
• CDC Says Fully Vaccinated People May Resume Travel
• Worker Charged In April Fools' Day Text About Active Shooter
• Sheriff: Alleged Would-Be Burglars Thwarted After Car Wouldn't Start
• Two Allegheny Co. Grocery Stores Added As Authorized Vendors For WIC Program
• Fully vaccinated people may safely resume travel, CDC says
• Woman Seen On Video Opening Fire On Bodega Worker In The Bronx, Police Say
• Biden pledges Ukraine "unwavering support" amid Russian "aggression"
• Pedestrian Dies In Crash On Interstate 25 Near 84th Avenue
• Woman In Wheelchair Killed In San Jose Hit-and-Run Crash
• Nickelodeon Has Dr. Fauci Answer Kids Questions About The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Today On Drew! Chris Jackson, Divorce Registry, Ali Wentworth
• A record number of lone children arrived at the U.S. border in March
• Johnson & Johnson testing COVID-19 vaccine on teenagers
• Police: Gunpoint Robbery Caught On Video Inside Lobby Of Staten Island Hotel
• Gov. Baker Traveling To Florida Again Over The Weekend
• Redwood City Man Arrested On Child Porn Charges
• BIG3 Basketball Returns To CBS This Summer Beginning July 10
• Denver Broncos Will Play the 5th Easiest Schedule in the 2021 Season
• Fully Vaccinated People Can Gather Unmasked And Indoors For Easter, CDC Says
• Don't Freak Out If You Get These Side Effects From A Covid-19 Vaccine, Doctors Say
• Tesla 1Q Sales Of 185K More Than Double Last Year's Numbers
• Amoeba Music Reopens In New Hollywood Digs After Year-Long Closure
• Pitt Mourns The Loss Of Former Dean Of School Of Social Work Larry E. Davis
• Parents, Child Slashed Near Battery Park; Latest Random Crime Raising Concerns About Parole System And Homeless Shelters
• Michigan's Juwan Howard Named AP College Coach Of The Year
• Book excerpt: "High Conflict," when life becomes "us vs. them"
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 441 New Coronavirus Cases, Six Additional Deaths
• All Lanes Back Open On SB Highway 99 Near Elk Grove After Crash Causes Severe Traffic Delay
• Former Employee Arraigned After $10K Stolen From Assisted Living Center Resident
• United Airlines Plans To Hire 300 Pilots As Demand For Travel Rises
• MAP: Amtrak Proposal Includes New And Enhanced Train Service From Boston
• Zdeno Chara Is Still Getting Into Fights In The NHL
• Sand Spill Causes Crash On I-290 At Des Plaines Avenue
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Covid Origins
• Man Pleads Guilty To Charges In Richelle Robinson's 2018 Cambridge Death
• 'Developing Vaccines For Everyone, Everywhere' Johnson & Johnson Expands COVID-19 Booster Trial To Include Adolescents
• Rob Gronkowski On Fallen Firefighter Jared Lloyd: 'He Is A Hero'
• Gonzaga A Big Favorite Entering Final Four But SportsLine's Kenny White Thinks UCLA Can 'Keep It Close' On Saturday
• Will U.S. audiences flock back to movie theaters?
• Former Florida Teacher Mark Ackett, Accused Of Recording Students Undressing, Pleads Guilty To Video Voyeurism
• Mandatory Virus Testing Of Teen Athletes Challenged In Court
• New Jersey Increases Limit On Outdoor Gatherings To 200 On Friday
• Bruins' Bruce Cassidy Isn't Mad At His Veteran Players ... He's Just Disappointed
• Defending Champ Ash Barty to Play Bianca Andreescu In Miami Open Final
• Johnson & Johnson To Test Its COVID Vaccine On Kids Ages 12 To 17
• NYPD Chief Rodney Harrison Discusses Police Reform, Protests, Hate Crimes, Gun Violence And More With CBS2's Maurice DuBois
• Recipe: Hawaiian Chicken Taco Salad
• 44 Pounds Of Cocaine Seized From Freighter Anchored In Maryland
• Santa Anita, Los Alamitos Racetracks Reopen To Fans
• The Gnome Is Opening Its Patio This Weekend
• 1 Killed, 2 Injured - Including 17-Year-Old - In North Sacramento Shooting
• Miami Weather: Front Brings Cooler Weather, Gusty Winds
• MDOT: Work On I-275 Between 5 Mile And 10 Mile Roads Begins April 3
• Gov. Larry Hogan Wants Feds To Allow For More H-2B Visas To Help Maryland's Seafood Industry
• Large House Fire Breaks Out In Alhambra Neighborhood, Forces Evacuations
• COVID restrictions mean a very quiet Easter in the Holy Land
• Parkland Employee Accidentally Sends Email With Protected Health Information To Dallas County Jail Worker
• Congressman's New Bill Would Ban COVID Vaccine Passports
• Rockies Starts Off On The Right Foot, Shake Up Clayton Kershaw In Home Opener
• Nuggets Defeat Clippers On The Road, Coach Michael Malone 'Really Impressed'
• One Suspect Arrested In Woman's Killing During Lancaster Robbery Attempt, 2 More Sought
• Bellwood Senior Issues Warning After Losing $6,000 In Gift Card Scam
• Lynn Man Caught Selling Fake Andy Warhol Paintings On eBay, US Attorney Says
• Pittsburgh Police Safely Locate Missing 79-Year-Old Curtis Paschal
• March Jobs Report Shows Hiring Surge As Businesses Ease COVID-19 Restrictions
• Schumer eyes obscure maneuver to pass Biden's infrastructure bill
• COVID In Colorado: Buses Become Mobile Vaccine Clinics, Take Fight Against Pandemic On The Road
• 'Divine Intervention': From Stranger To Lifesaver, Two Women Share Story Of Friendship And Survival
• Woman has "super twins" conceived 3 weeks apart
• Nonprofit migrant shelters call for more help from the government
• Dallas Police Seek Help Finding Critical Missing 69-Year-Old Man Ronald Jeffry Lloyd
• Bruins' Brandon Carlo Injured Again In Loss To Penguins
• New Survey Reveals Most Popular Easter Candy
• Sacramento Teacher Faces Criticism Over Remarks Made On Social Media
• Paige Bueckers, Aari McDonald Propel UConn And Arizona To Final Four
• Committee Approves Nearly $1.5M Renovation Of Governor's Suite At Pa. State Capitol
• Witness Says Galt Officer's Killing Of Dog Should've Gone Another Way
• Colorado Weather: Passing Clouds Friday But Continued Very Warm Into Weekend
• COVID-19 Vaccinations In Ohio: Ohio To Begin Vaccinating College Students On Campus
• Kevin Fiala's Shootout Goal Gives Minnesota Wild Win In Vegas: 'This Gives Us Confidence Moving Forward'
• Hiring surged in March as businesses eased virus restrictions
• Tigers Beat Indians 3-2 In Season Opener
• Police Search For Missing 28-Year-Old Janicua Wicks In Baltimore
• What Can You Expect For Swimming And Sunbathing Season This Year? A Look Inside 2021 Pool And Beach Plans
• Bill Belichick's Biggest Misses In NFL Draft
• Driver Killed After Car Slams Into Tree In Downey
• PTL Links: April 2, 2021
• Arrests Made In Largest Meth Seizure In Miami-Dade History
• NYPD: 19-Year-Old Dajuan Williams Charged With Killing Queens Mother Gudelia Vallinas
• 'It Is A Lie': Rep. Matt Gaetz Denies Allegations Of Sex Trafficking
• Co-Owner Of Tinhorn Flats In Burbank, Lucas Lepejian, Arrested
• Missing 8-Year-Old West Philadelphia Girl Found Safe At Family Member's Home, Police Confirm
• Florida Keys 'Egg-Splorers' For A Good Cause
• Philadelphia Weather: Bitter Cold Wind Chills Kick-Off Weekend
• Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine Vials Will Now Hold 15 Doses Each, Up From 10
• 'I Almost Died 3 Times': 25-Year-Old COVID Survivor, Jason Barbosa, Sends Warning After Severe Recovery Complications
• Female Artists Creating New South Loop Mural Honoring End Of 'Women's History Month'
• Four DeSoto Seniors Win Full Scholarships To TCU
• Firefighters Respond To Two-Alarm Fire In Troy Hill
• FDA warns against Real Water linked to hepatitis outbreak
• Biden names 5 Cabinet secretaries to spearhead infrastructure push
• 46 Years Later, Red Sox Fan Gets Luis Tiant's Autograph At COVID Vaccine Clinic
• New Mexico man finds 15,000 bees in his car after grocery shopping
• Watchdog finds widespread mistreatment of immigrants at ICE facility
• Delta CEO opposing new voting law to protect workers' voices
• Regal Cinemas Slated To Reopen Hundreds Of Their Screens Today
• Georgia has tightened its voting laws. Which states will be next?
• White House exploring student loan forgiveness, chief of staff says
• Attorneys raise concerns about housing sites for migrant children
• NASA measures direct evidence humans are causing climate change
• Taste Of The Town: Fort Lauderdale's Bodega Taqueria y Tequila Serves Up Delicious Old School Mexican Street Food
• Video shows alleged smugglers dropping 2 children over 14-foot border fence into U.S.
• Dozens killed as train slams into truck on tracks in Taiwan
• Police Investigating Break-In At South Loop Car Dealership
• Holy Name Cathedral Offering In-Person Good Friday Services With Restrictions
• COVID cases spike in Michigan, fueled by infections in kids
• 7 officers fired over death of Texas man in police custody
• Car Overturns In South Philadelphia Damaging Several Parked Cars
• New York Weather: CBS2's 4/2 Friday Morning Forecast
• Massive Fire Damages Home In Wyncote
• Angels Beat White Sox In Season Opener
• Fire Rips Through Two Unoccupied Homes In Arnold
• COVID Cases In Massachusetts Schools Up For Fourth Straight Week As More Students, Staff Return
• Dejywan R. Floyd Charged With Murder In Connection To North Carolina Road Rage Shooting Of Lancaster County Woman Julie Eberly
• Pressure builds over fatal Chicago police shooting of 13-year-old
• Tenants Return To Their North Philadelphia Apartments After Being Locked Out By Building Owner, AG Shapiro Says
• Chicago Weather: Temperatures Climbing; Sunny Skies Ahead
• NAACP president says "criminal justice system is on trial" with Chauvin
• Ken Burns and Lynn Novick on filmmaking in a pandemic
• Pittsburgh Weather: Easter Weekend Begins With A Chill
• Should only a Black woman translate Amanda Gorman's poem on race?
• RMV Says No Vehicle Inspections In Massachusetts Through The Weekend
• House Fire In Southwest Philadelphia Leaves Man Seriously Injured
• COVID Vaccine Now Available For All New Hampshire Residents 16 And Older
• Real-Time Crime App 'Citizen' Makes South Florida Debut With Expansion Plans
• Walter Wallace Jr.'s Estate Sues 2 Philadelphia Police Officers Involved In Fatal Shooting
• 2 Philadelphia Police Department Officials Charged With Assaulting Man With Asperger Syndrome In Northeast, DA Says
• To Do List: Axe Throwing, Live Comedy, Jazz Celebration
• UPMC Chief Medical Officer Confident In COVID-19 Vaccination Effectiveness
• Hersheypark Announces Reopening Plans, Including Enhanced Safety Measures
• Easter Bunny Surprises Residents Of Grandview Estates In Elizabeth
• Report: Heinz History Center Acquires Property, Potentially Expanding
• Friday's Show Info (4/2/21)
• Penguins Get First Win In Boston Since 2014, Beat Bruins 4-1
• West Virginia University Receives $800,000 STEM Grant To Help Underrepresented High School Students

Videos from April 2, 2021

• NAACP President Derrick Johnson on "The Takeout" — 4/2/2021
• Biden touts March jobs report, tells struggling Americans "help is here" 
• Climate change driving migration from Central America
• Worshippers find new ways to keep the faith during COVID
• Police officer and suspect dead after latest Capitol attack
• Lawmakers debate stricter regulations for social media platforms
• U.S. shatters coronavirus vaccination records as more states see a spike in cases
• Minneapolis homicide unit commander calls Derek Chauvin's use of force "totally unnecessary"
• DOJ investigation into GOP congressman deepens
• Senior officer calls Chauvin's actions "totally unnecessary"
• CDC says fully vaccinated people may resume travel
• Police look for motive after car rams into officers
• Police officer killed after suspect rammed car into Capitol barricade
• Biden administration scrambles to build emergency shelters for unaccompanied migrant minors
• Officer killed when vehicle rams into barricade near Capitol
• Ben & Jerry's creators on fight to end qualified immunity
• Police lieutenant calls Derek Chauvin's use of force "totally unnecessary"
• Capitol Police say 1 officer killed, 1 injured when car rams barricade
• Impact of testimony from the first week of Derek Chauvin's murder trial
• City in Mozambique under siege from militants linked to ISIS
• Police lieutenant testifies force against George Floyd was "uncalled for"
• "60 Minutes+" report looks into violence against AAPI community
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis confronted over Publix-COVID vaccination deal
• Key questions unanswered in WHO report on COVID-19 origins
• Octopus lashes out at swimmer in Australia
• Farmers and food banks face an expanding hunger crisis amid pandemic
• Woman gives birth to "super twins" conceived 3 weeks apart
• Legal analysis of Derek Chauvin trial as it heads into fifth day of testimony
• White House economic adviser says infrastructure plan will create "millions of jobs"
• How to keep safe traveling and at Easter gatherings
• Some school districts have begun "pooled" testing for coronavirus
• Photographer recreates images of civil rights leaders with kids to teach them about Black history
• COVID makes for a quiet Easter in the Holy Land
• Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo on how pandemic was a "wake-up call" for the workforce
• Minneapolis City Council Member Jeremiah Ellison on Chauvin trial, police reform
• Minneapolis residents remember George Floyd, cite trauma from Chauvin trial
• Hunter Biden opens up about emotional exchange with his dad during intervention
• Hunter Biden: "For real, I don’t know" if laptop at center of controversy is authentic
• "60 Minutes+" investigates violence against AAPI community
• Texas state Senate advances controversial voting bill
• Many asylum seekers being bused to nonprofit shelters in Tucson from smaller Arizona towns
• Voting rights battle hits Texas, other states
• Federal probe of Rep. Gaetz reportedly includes possible cash payments to women
• Holiday travelers among dozens killed in Taiwan train crash
• Legal analyst on week one of Derek Chauvin's trial over death of George Floyd
• Derek Chauvin's ex-boss says he should've removed knee after George Floyd was not resisting
• 4/2: CBSN AM
• WorldView: Taiwan train crash kills dozens, and more headlines