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Articles from July 1, 2021

• FAA Pressures San Jose to Clear Homeless From Tent Encampment by International Airport
• Task Force Seizes 1.5 Tons Of Illegal Fireworks Throughout San Joaquin County In June
• Alameda County Sheriff's Office Seeks to Learn Lessons From LA Fireworks Disposal Blast
• Deadline To Submit Candidacy For California Recall Set For July 16
• 'I Think I Lost My Finger': Riverside Scout Eddie Cahill Recounts Shark Attack Off Catalina Island Coast
• LA City Council Approves $5 Million For Program To House Boardwalk Residents
• Denver Issues Updated COVID Guidelines: Full Capacity Indoor, Outdoor Events, Revision To Face Mask Order
• Colorado Renaissance Festival Returns With New Attractions, Renewed Spirit
• Vallejo to Pay $577,000 to Outgoing City Manager Greg Nyhoff
• 'We Are At A Boiling Point': Homeless Encampments Proliferate, Property Owners Express Frustration
• Driver Crashes Suspected Stolen Vehicle Into Car In Adams County
• Flooding Hits Greeley Neighborhood Hard After 3-4 Inches Of Rain in 1 Hour
• San Jose Firefighter Recruits Train for Potentially Brutal Wildfire Season
• Kelly Pitches Diamondbacks Past Giants
• Date Set For Newsom Recall Election
• Broncos Announce Training Camp Dates For Fans, No Autographs Allowed In 2021
• Kelly Pitches Diamondbacks Past Giants In 5-3 Win
• Newsom's Gamble: California Governor's Recall Win Could Hinge On Jobs, COVID Cases
• Newsom's Hastened Recall Election a Bet on Rebounding Economy, Vanquished Virus
• Colorado Music Festival Honors Victims Of Boulder Shooting, People Who Died From COVID
• Man Seriously Injured In Shooting In Aurora
• Chicago Weather: Big Warmup After Friday
• Gallo Homers In 5th Straight Game, Rangers Blast A's 8-3
• CPW Partners With CSU To Study Wolf Reintroduction Stakeholder Engagement Process
• Ald. Carrie Austin Indicted On Bribery Charges, Accused Along With Chief Of Staff Of Getting Home Improvements, Other Perks From Developer
• 'Love Each Other': Olde Town Arvada Thursday Nite Bites Tradition Brings Together Community After Tragedy
• Man Taken To HCMC In Critical Condition After Bus Incident
• DeGrom Racks Up 14 Strikeouts, But Mets Fall To Braves
• Massachusetts Offering Free Swimming Lessons After Recent Drownings
• Massachusetts Households Had Second-Smallest Stimulus Checks In Country, IRS Data Shows
• Navy Mom Murder: Governor Adds To Reward, Pledges State Police Resources To Catch Michelle Cummings' Killer
• White Supremacy Stickers Found On Cars At Black And Brown-Owned Business Market In Haverhill
• Beloved Youth Coach And Mentor, Drew Ginley, Fatally Shot In North Mpls. Backyard
• Report Finds That Borderline Shooter Targeted Bar Out Of His Hate For College Students
• 4 Baltimore County Tactical Rescue Specialists To Assist With Efforts At Surfside Condo Collapse
• Police Supt. David Brown Outlines Plan To Keep Chicago Safe For July 4th Weekend; One Resident Hopes It Can Help 'Stop All This Violence'
• Trump Organization, CFO Allen Weisselberg Plead Not Guilty To Tax Fraud Charges In Manhattan DA Investigation
• Brewers Top Bucs For 9th Straight Win
• NYPD Harbor Unit Prepared To Keep New Yorkers Safe On The East River This Fourth Of July
• President Biden In Miami: Federal Government To Pay For First 30 Days Of Costs Related To Surfside Search & Rescue
• 'A Major Step Forward' Maryland's Covid-19 State Of Emergency Ends
• Submerged Car Pulled From Creek In Boulder County
• Muncy's Grand Slam Lifts Dodgers To 6th Straight, Sinks Nats
• 'They Just Put You At Ease': Team Of Emotional Support Dogs Helping With Mental Health Side Of Surfside Tragedy
• Swimmer Drowns In Lake Minnetonka
• Jarrod Ramos' Sister Believed He Was Involved When She Heard About Capital Gazette Shooting
• Ford Cuts Production At 8 Plants Due To Chip Shortage Crisis
• 1M Marylanders Expected To Travel This The Fourth Of July Holiday, Highest Number In 20 Years
• Surfside Condo Collapse: Search-&-Rescue Operations Resume, Death Toll At 18
• State Leaders Reinforce Safety For July 4th Celebrations
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Storm Elsa A Little Stronger
• 'The World Has Been Watching This Town': Hundreds Honor Winthrop Shooting Victims At Vigil
• Why Is It So Extremely Hot This Summer?
• Maryland Attorney General Issues Pro Bono Call To Action For Marylanders Facing Legal Challenges After Pandemic
• Severe Weather, Tornado Warnings Don't Stop Jersey Shore From Kicking Off Fourth Of July Weekend
• After 4 Decades, Nonprofit Still Helping Minnesotans Buy Homes Of Their Dreams
• Neighbors Stranded And Evacuated After South LA Fireworks Explosion That Injured 17
• Baltimore City Council, Residents Outraged About Crime As City On Track To Hit 300 Homicides For 7th Consecutive Year
• Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm Tours Aurora Solar Garden With Sen. John Hickenlooper
• Maryland Weather: Severe Storms Thursday Leave Behind Damage & Power Outages
• Wilkinsburg Council Members And Residents Discuss Proposed Merger With City Of Pittsburgh
• Teacher Shortage In Maryland & Across The U.S. Raises Concern
• US Sprinter And Dallas Native Sha'Carri Richardson Reportedly Fails Drug Test, Could Miss Olympics
• LA County Releases Plan To Transfer Bruce's Beach To Legal Heirs
• 5 Guns Found AT BWI Airport Security Checkpoints In June
• NYPD Releases New Surveillance Video Of Suspect In Anti-Muslim Attacks
• Friends Of Wally Funk Thrilled She's Set To Rocket Into Space With Jeff Bezos From West Texas Later This Month
• Bear Found In Highlands Ranch Relocated To The Wild
• One Woman's Quest for Sustainability In Detroit - Eye On Detroit
• East Bay Neighborhood Frustrated After Providing Video of Alleged Arson Suspect
• Royal Caribbean Ship To House First Responders Assisting With Surfside Search & Rescue
• Crave Montco Month Helping Get Customers Back To Restaurants Rebounding After COVID Closures
• Police: Pedestrian Suffers Broken Hip After Hit-And-Run In Brooklyn
• Building Inspectors Survey Marina Del Rey Condo Complex After David Goldstein Investigation
• NFL fines Washington Football Team $10 million after investigation
• Critics Blast Howard University Dean Phylicia Rashad After Her Support Of Bill Cosby's Prison Release
• Sales Tax Rates Rise Up To 10.75% In Alameda County; Highest In California
• 'Crossing Our Fingers': With Possible Rain On July 4th, Boston Businesses & Tourists Hoping For Good Weather
• I-Team: Victims Gather To Speak Out About Sexual Abuse At Popular Christian Camp
• California Sets Sept. 14 Date for Recall Election Targeting Newsom
• Vacaville Family Praises First Responders' Efforts To Save Mother And Newborn Son
• Caught On Camera: 2 Individuals Wanted After Allegedly Stealing Woman's Necklace In Queens
• Get An Inside Look: AmericaFest To Happen Sunday At The Rose Bowl
• Burn Scars Monitored For Mudslides, Flooding After Last Year's Historic Wildfires
• Help Comes For Fort Worth Homeowner Who Complained About No Hot Water, But Had Much Bigger Problem
• Some College Athletes Already Cashing In As Rules Allowing Them To Benefit From Name, Image, And Likeness Go Into Effect
• AAA Expects Number Of People Traveling For 4th Of July To Return To Pre-Pandemic Levels
• Woman Shot Drives Self To Hospital In Maplewood
• Man Struck, Critically Injured By Stray Bullet While Sitting On Green Line Train At 51st Street
• UPDATE: Lava, Tennant Fires Grow Near Mount Shasta; Evacuation Orders Still In Effect
• California Reopens: Cases Rising As Delta Variant Spreads Among Unvaccinated
• Boy Scouts Of America Reaches $850M Deal With 60,000 Victims Of Child Sex Abuse
• Xander Bogaerts, Rafael Devers Voted In As All-Star Starters For American League
• 21-Year-Old Man Critically Hurt In Queens Hit-And-Run; Police Say Driver Ran Red Light
• Pirates' Adam Frazier To Start At Second Base For National League All-Star Team
• First Lady Jill Biden To Visit Maine And New Hampshire On Saturday
• Winners Chosen For Luxury Vacations In CA's 'Vax For The Win' Incentive Program
• Illini Center Kofi Cockburn Enters Transfer Portal
• Parents, Students Call For Firing Of Sacramento Teacher Recorded Using Racist Language In Class
• Isaaiah R. Darby Charged With Port Deposit Arson After Allegedly Fleeing Scene
• Driver Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries Upon Crashing Into Commercial Vehicle On Edens Expressway
• Welding Accident Cause Of Rising Sun Fire Thursday, Maryland State Fire Marshal Says
• Man Killed, Woman Wounded in East Oakland Double Shooting
• San Francisco Police Ask for Help Finding Second Suspect in July 4th Killing of 6-Year-Old Jace Young
• BART Adding Limited Late Night Trains July 15; 'Near Pre-Pandemic Service' In Early August
• NCAA's NIL Era Arrives, Some Athletes Ready to Cash In
• 2020 Report On Crime In California
• Pittsburgh Announces 2021 Summer Events Schedule
• A's Suspend Ticket Sales For Friday Night Game, Blast BART Over Lack Of Post-Fireworks Service
• Friday's Show Info (7/2/21)
• Olde Town Arvada Turns Thursday Nite Bites Into Fundraiser, Healing For Community
• 'I Want Our City To Be The First': Sacramento Mayor Hopes To Make Housing A Right; Unhoused Advocates Opposed
• Job Seekers Have The Advantage In Current Labor Market
• Fire Watch: Thousands Evacuated From Homes In Northern California
• Richard Branson will fly into space July 11, beating Bezos by 9 days
• Some Streets Flood In Greeley After 3 To 4 Inches Of Rain Falls In An Hour
• NH Man Arrested After Backing Stolen Car Into Police Cruiser In Tewksbury
• Suburban Grandmother Says Packages She Ships Overseas Are Taking A Month Just Get Out Of Chicago Area USPS Facilities
• Bubblefest Returns To Discovery Cube Orange County
• Justice Department imposes moratorium on federal executions
• 17 Injured After Planned Detonation Of Seized Illegal Fireworks Ends In Explosion
• 9-Year-Old Girl Critically Wounded, Man Also Struck In Shooting At 79th And Maryland
• Denver Weather: Flooding Remains Concern With Heavy Rain
• Gov. Walz Celebrates Budget As House Leaders Credit 'Win-Wins'
• North Texas Seeing Spike In RSV Cases Among Children
• Man Outraged Over $100 Minimum At River North Restaurant, But Many Restaurants Are Holding Onto Such Rules
• Minnesota Tops 200 Traffic Deaths, A 25% Increase Over 2020
• Domino Sugar Sign Will Shine Over Baltimore Skyline Again On July 4th
• Reggie Bush seeks reinstatement of Heisman trophy and college stats
• Utility Workers Contain Natural Gas Leak In Manteca That Prompted Emergency Response
• Body Of Stanislaus State Professor James Youngblom Found In Yosemite
• Zack Collins, White Sox Complete Sweep Of Twins With 8-5 Win
• Body of Northern California Science Professor Found in Yosemite
• With Uptick In Unruly Passengers, TSA Arms Crew Members With Self Defense Training
• Illinois EPA Wants Attorney General To Take Legal Action Against Morris Company On Battery Fire
• LA County Reports 506 New COVID-19 Cases, Highest Number Since Mid-April
• Fire Crews Use Rainy Weather To Strengthen Containment Lines, Make Progress On 4,000+ Acre Muddy Slide Fire
• Local Nurses Say Pandemic Made Staffing Shortage More Dire
• Johns Hopkins University Awards Nearly $6 Million To 9 Baltimore Violence Reduction Projects
• MTA Offers First Look At New Subway Fleet
• Homicides In California Jumped 31% Last Year – Deadliest Year Since 2007
• UPDATE: Mother, 8-Year-Old Child Found Shot In Car Outside Vallejo Temple
• Chicago Police Tout Drop In Violent Crime Compared With Last Year, But Experts Say Figures Can Be Misleading
• Targeting Vaccine Hesitancy On South Side With Clinic At Concordia Place Apartments
• NYPD Arrests 14 Alleged Members Of Brooklyn-Based Street Gang In Raid
• Gov. Cuomo Signs Legislation Helping Public Workers During Pandemic
• Man With 2 Warrants Accused Of Assault On San Francisco Police Officers During Arrest
• How prosecutors say Allen Weisselberg hid nearly $1.8 million
• California sets date for Newsom recall election
• Kensington Triple Shooting Leaves Man Fighting For Life
• SEE IT: Possible Funnel Cloud Captured Near Chesapeake Bay Bridge As Severe Weather Moved Through Maryland
• Crews Continue Battle Against Wildfire In Plumas National Forest
• WATCH: Behind-The-Scenes Look At FBI Pittsburgh Evidence Response Team's Lab
• Bomb Squad Deems Unattended Bag In Downtown Pittsburgh Safe
• Collins, White Sox Complete Sweep Of Twins With 8-5 Win
• #TurnAroundDontDrown: National Weather Service Sends Out Warning About Flooding Dangers In Colorado
• Man Rescued After 5-Story Building Under Construction Collapses In NW DC, 4 Others Injured
• Salt Fire In Shasta County Forces Evacuations, Temporary Closure Of Interstate 5
• New Affordable Housing Unit In North Minneapolis Uses Shipping Containers
• Severe Weather Causes Delays At Philadelphia International Airport During Busy Fourth Of July Travel Period
• Fireworks, Already In Short Supply, Could Also Pose Greater Fire Hazard This July 4th
• President Biden Meets With Surfside Families, Prays At 'Wall Of Hope'
• Calaveras Deputies Arrest Man Accused Of Trying To Rob Group Of Kids At Knifepoint
• Concord Police Arrest Suspect in Connection with Domestic-Violence Shooting that Injured 2
• Chicago Ford Assembly Plant Will Be Idle Until August Due To Global Computer Chip Shortage
• Rangers Blast A's 8-3
• Hundreds of deaths blamed on heat wave in U.S. and Canada
• Texas Soldier Daniel Perry Who Shot Protester In Austin Last Summer Indicted For Murder
• Eastbound I-70 Reopens In Golden After Semi Fire
• Ahead Of 4th Of July Weekend, Officials Emphasize Water Safety
• NFL Decides To Have No Written Report On Investigation Into Washington Football Team Sexual Harassment, Workplace Environment
• School stripped of title after tortillas thrown at opposing Latino players
• Joliet Man Arrested For Stealing Ambulance
• Ex-district attorney stands by decision not to prosecute Bill Cosby
• 24 Miami-Dade Buildings Facing Violations As County Steps Up Inspections In Wake Of Condo Collapse
• Travelers May Run Into Roadblocks Over Fourth Of July Weekend
• Boater Drowns Off Pacifica Near Sharp Park Beach
• Paul Simon, Jennifer Hudson And Bruce Springsteen To Headline NYC Homecoming Concert In Central Park
• Group Of Southwestern Pa. Veterans Create Space For War Hero To Be Honored
• Tyler Tysdal Pleads Guilty To Financial Crimes, Agrees To Repay $18.5 Million To Investors
• MN Department Of Revenue Will Begin Sending Tax Refunds For PPP Loans And Extra Jobless Aid In Next Few Weeks
• NYPD To Boost Traffic Patrols On City's Most Dangerous Corridors For Fourth Of July Weekend
• Hurricanes QB D'Eriq King First To Land NIL Deal
• After Years Of Deadly Fires, PG&E Again Pledges To Do Better
• B-17 Flying Fortress 'Sentimental Journey' WWII Aircraft On Display At Rocky Mountain Airport
• Bill Cosby Ready To Get Back To Work And Entertain, Spokesperson Says
• Woman In Car With Winston Smith During Fatal Shooting To File Civil Rights Lawsuit
• Six Flags New England Set To Reopen Friday After Storm Cleanup
• Advocates Call On Gov. Cuomo To Move Forward With Opening Of Supervised Drug Injection Sites
• Rescue Efforts After Florida Building Collapse Trigger Memories For 9/11 First Responders
• Attorney General's Office: California Homicide Rate Jumps 31% In 2020, Most In 13 Years
• Back Together: A Grand Return To Nature At Grand Rapids' Sugar Lake Lodge
• 3 Massachusetts Search And Rescue Team Members In Florida Helping Rescue Efforts In Condo Collapse
• Princess Diana's Feuding Sons Come Together To Unveil Statue Of Their Mom To Mark Her 60th Birthday
• Officials Warn Pet Owners To Keep Animals Safe On July 4
• Philadelphia Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued Throughout Region Until 8 p.m. Thursday
• 'All For It': Worcester Officials, Healthcare Workers Support Massachusetts 'VaxMillions' Vaccine Lottery
• Boy, 17, Charged In May Carjacking In Uptown
• Police: 15-Year-Old Autistic Boy Found Safe In Virginia After Being Kidnapped By Online Predator On Long Island
• Local Liquor Boards To Consider Extending To-Go Cocktails As State Of Emergency Ends
• Olivehurst Welfare Check Leads To Discovery Of Decomposing Body; Suspicious Death Investigation Underway
• Robinhood IPO filing reveals $1.4 billion loss
• Dallas Offering Teens Free Admission To Museums And Other Attractions During Entire Month Of July
• 'Something Was Not Right': Chicago Area Teen Warns Of Job Scam Seeking Personal Information
• DeMarcus Lawrence, Michael Gallup Go Head-To-Head In Nerf Challenge
• Fire Restrictions Go Into Effect For Much Of California's National Forest Areas
• El Toro Roller Coaster At Six Flags Great Adventure Shut Down After Incident
• 14-Year-Old California Boy On The Mend After Having Extremely Rare Heart And Liver Transplant
• Walmart To Offer Cheaper Insulin Option
• 'Get The Hell Away': Top Structural Engineer Says Search & Rescue Has To Pause Over Concerns Portion Of Condo Still Standing Has Shifted
• NYC Mayoral Race: As Absentee Vote Count Continues, Lawmakers Look At Ways To Fix Troubled Board Of Elections
• Connecting Colorado
• San Francisco Bay Ferry Service Relaunches With New Route, Terminal in Alameda
• 'They Are Playing Russian Roulette': Doctors Say Nearly Every North Texan Hospitalized With COVID-19 Is Unvaccinated
• Searching For Answers: Experts To Look At Growing Pile Of Collected Debris From Collapsed Surfside Condo
• Newsom Recall Election Date Set For Tuesday, Sep. 14
• New Jersey State Police Searching For Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting 12-Year-Old Girl
• Weld County Sheriff's Office Asks For Help To Identify Car Theft Suspect
• Phillies To Retire Roy Halladay's No. 34, Honor David Montgomery, Manny Trillo During August Series
• King Soopers & TerraCycle Expand Recycling Program
• San Francisco Police Investigate Chinatown Incident That Left Man and Woman Critically Injured
• Booster Needed After Johnson & Johnson Vaccine? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID Questions
• MISSING: Barbara Jimmerson, 61, Of Englewood; May Need Medical Attention
• Man Taken To Hospital After Being Stabbed In Duluth
• Man Killed In Coon Rapids Motorcycle Crash Identified
• Red Sox Clobber Royals, Completing Four-Game Sweep To Build Largest AL East Lead Of Season
• House Speaker Pelosi Names GOP Rep. Cheney To Select Committee On Jan. 6 Insurrection
• Quarter-Ton Of Fireworks Surrendered For Dodger Tickets, Universal Studios Passes In First-Ever Buyback Event
• Big Brother Season 23 Features 2 Philadelphia Natives
• Detroit Water Department Gives 'All Clear' To Use Drinking Water In Several East Side Neighborhoods
• Biden Consoles Families And Survivors Of Surfside Condo Building Collapse
• Fourth Of July Fireworks Bring Both Safety, Legal Warnings From Philadelphia Area Authorities
• Florida Condo Collapse: Search Halted Due To Safety Concerns, Death Toll At 18
• The Mall At Robinson Celebrates 'Christmas In July' With 'Nutcracker Crawl' And More
• Man Dies In Storm Drain In Monessen
• North Texas Surpasses Record For Average Price Of A Home, Report Shows
• Massachusetts Reports 76 New COVID Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• Marathon Union Workers Vote In Favor Of Revised Contract, Will Return To Work
• Security High Priority For Vigil Honoring Winthrop Rampage Victims Dave Green And Ramona Cooper
• Grizzly Peak Boulevard In East Bay Hills To Be Closed July 4 Amid High Fire Danger
• Testimony: Animal Attack Unlikely In Dylan Redwine's Death In Colorado
• Medical Experts Concerned About Delta COVID Variant As Fourth Of July Approaches
• Simi Valley Native Miya Ponsetto Charged With Hate Crime In Attack On Black Teen Over Cell Phone
• Road Crumbles After Water Main Break In Penn Hills
• Los Rancheros Has Closed Its Doors For Good
• Rochester Police Ask For Public's Help Finding 29-Year-Old Brynn Hailey Lackram
• West Nile Virus Detected In Massachusetts Mosquito For 1st Time In 2021
• Uber Cuts Expected Job Hires At New Dallas Hub From 3,000 To 500
• Chase Suspect In Custody After SWAT Standoff In Fort Worth Suburb
• Pittsburgh Launches 'Childcare Quality Fund'
• Carles Gil Named MLS Player Of The Month For June
• Mission Of Mercy Pittsburgh Seeks Volunteers For Free Dental Clinic
• Polis Signs Transition Law For Coal-Dependent Workers, Towns
• Mon Valley Hospital, UPMC Holding COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics Throughout July
• US Army: New Milestone Destroying Mustard Agent In Colorado
• Some energy customers face multiple blackouts amid heat wave
• All Cedar Lake Beaches, And Bde Maka Ska's 32nd Street Beach, Are Back Open
• Colorado AG Appoints Investigators For Pollution Complaint
• Scientists Forecast Another Mild Algae Bloom For Lake Erie This Summer
• Police Seek Assistance Locating Man Wanted In Connection To An Arson On Detroit's Eastside
• Burbank Public Library Eliminates Overdue Fines
• Federal deficit to hit $3 trillion, report says
• Child Plays Dead Then Calls For Help After 3 Family Members Shot To Death In Houston
• Despite Team's Brutal Play, Yankees Owner Steinbrenner Says He Is Keeping Cashman And Boone
• Planning To Travel This Summer? Here's Everything You Need To Know Before Hitting The Road
• Jessie Lee Cooks, Convicted In San Francisco 'Zebra Murders,' Dies In Prison Hospital
• Penn, Temple Looking Forward To Helping Student-Athletes Capitalize On Name, Image, And Likeness
• New California Gas Tax Hike Takes Effect, Drivers Now Paying Over 51 Cents Per Gallon In State Taxes
• Trump Organization, CFO Charged with 15 Counts in Alleged Fraud Scheme
• Surfside Condo Collapse: Search-And-Rescue Operations Resume, Death Toll At 18
• Police Warn Of Scammer Spoofing Monroeville Police Department's Phone Number
• As Speculation Grows On Possible Denver Broncos Sale, Who'd Buy Them?
• Altercation Leads To Shooting in Livermore, Killing 53-Year-Old Man
• Santa Barbara Authorities Investigating Sexual Abuse, Misconduct Allegations Involving Cate School Employee
• Gov. Whitmer Announces 'MI Shot To Win' Sweepstakes With Cash, Scholarship Drawings To Encourage More Vaccinations
• Former Baltimore County Baseball Coach Melvin Tucker III Charged For Rape, Sex Abuse Of Minor
• States rolling back pandemic-related food assistance
• Weather School With Chris Spears: What Is The North American Monsoon?
• Minneapolis City Council Votes To Extend COVID-19 Policies That Support Workers, Local Businesses
• Audubon Society Recommends Removal Of Bird Feeders In Western Pa. As Mysterious Illness Kills Birds In Neighboring States
• Arrest Warrant Issued For Edina Man Charged With Murder In Mother's Fentanyl Overdose
• Police Arrest 17-Year-Old In Connection With Carjacking On 103rd Street Last Month
• After Deadly Wildfires, PG&E's Bankruptcy Promises Falling Flat
• Walnut Creek UPS Workers Sue Company, Claim Timecards Altered, Pay Withheld
• Phylicia Rashad under fire for praising Bill Cosby's prison release
• Dallas Leaders Talk Fourth Of July Safety Initiatives, Task Force
• Safety Urged For Those Planning DIY July 4th Fireworks Shows
• Willie McGinest Asks Patriots Fans If They Want '90s Blue Throwbacks
• WATCH: CBS News Correspondent Jericka Duncan Describes Interview With Bill Cosby Inside His Home Following His Release From Prison
• Child Tax Credit: Three IRS Tools To Help You Get What You're Owed
• Fourth Of July Events: Here's What's Happening In North Texas
• See A List Of Independence Day Celebrations In Colorado
• Fremont Police Seek Driver In Overnight Hit-&-Run That Injured Elderly Man
• LAPD Official Confirms Some Residents Were Not Evacuated Prior To Fireworks Explosion
• 'I'm Really Impressed With Helio Castroneves': Brad Daugherty Weighs In On SRX Racing Series Season Ahead Of Saturday's Trip To Lucas Oil Raceway
• Gov. Ron Desantis Signs Off On POW-MIA Memorial
• VIDEO: Whale And Swimmer Cross Paths Off Plum Island
• Nearly 80,000 Pounds Of Illegal Fireworks Smuggled Along California, Nevada Border Seized By CalFire
• Proposal Calls For 500K New LA Housing Units By 2029
• Pelosi names members of January 6 committee, including Liz Cheney
• There Will Be No Independence Eve Celebration At Civic Center Park This Year
• Lanes Across Chicago and Nearby Counties Temporarily Reopen For Holiday Weekend Traffic
• Monument Unveiled To Activist, Journalist Ida B. Wells
• Legendary aviator to join Bezos for space flight
• Joe Panik Makes Stellar Debut With Miami In 11-6 Win Over Phils
• Expect More Drivers On The Maryland Roads This July 4th Holiday
• Bill Cosby accuser says he'll "never be innocent"
• Multiple Emergency Crews Respond To Crash With Serious Injuries On Interstate 35 In Lakeville
• Motorcyclist Dies In Crash On Ramp To I-35W In Mounds View
• Jeff Bezos Picks 82-Year-Old Female Aerospace Pioneer Wally Funk To Launch With Him Out Of Texas
• Dead Shark Found On First Encounter Beach In Eastham
• Foster City Working To Improve Beaches After Being Rated Among State's Worst
• 130 countries agree to global minimum tax on large corporations
• 'Great Progress': Oil Springs Fire In Western Colorado Now 76% Contained
• Big Brother Season 23: Meet The New Houseguests
• State Police Seek Trinity Desmond, Reported Missing In Butler Co.
• Massachusetts 'VaxMillions' Vaccine Lottery Registration Now Open
• Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg Charged With Tax Fraud
• Over 20,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Morgantown Woman Wins Second $1M Prize In COVID-19 Vaccine Sweepstakes
• The Official List Of Random Quarterbacks Who Have Beaten Patriots In The Bill Belichick Era
• DNR: Boat & Water Safety
• Rashad Gober Charged In Series Of Brutal Cat Attacks In Cambridge
• Suburban Public Works Chief Wants Independent Flood Probe
• Attempted Home Invasion Suspect Who Was Shot, Killed By Resident Identified As 32-Year-Old Woman
• Algae Bloom Means People Must Stay Out Of DeWeese Reservoir
• New Siena Poll: 33% Say Gov. Andrew Cuomo Should Run Again, 39% Say He Shouldn't
• Chicago Police Department Releases June Crime Numbers
• CIF Vacates Coronado High School's Championship Title, Places Them On Probation After Tortilla-Throwing Incident
• Medical Examiner's Office Confirms Remains Found In Frankford Are Of Dog, Not Human
• Fell's Point Fun Festival Returns This Fall After 2020 Hiatus
• 2 Shootings Within 24 Hours Reported In San Leandro; 1 Suspect Jailed
• Florida Policing Bill Called 'Good First Step'
• Minnesota Passes Budget, Tax Relief And Averts Government Shutdown
• 5 Arrested After Drug Busts In Willmar Turn Up Suspected Fentanyl Pills
• PG&E Seeks $3.6 Billion In Rate Hikes For Wildfire Safety
• Man Arrested For Child Porn; Deputies Catch Brother, Girlfriend Allegedly Hiding Evidence
• Chicago Weather: Sunny Skies Return With Mild Temperatures
• Police Locate Swampscott Domestic Assault Suspect After Search
• COVID In Minnesota: 67% Of Minnesotans 16+ Have Received A Vaccine Shot
• Jon Gray 'Battles Through It' In Colorado Rockies Win Over Pirates
• Florida Condo Collapse: Search Halted Due To Safety Concerns, Death Toll At 18
• MI Shot To Win Sweepstakes: Here's Everything To Know
• Florida Sees Decline In Unemployment Claims
• Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin Named To Panel Investigating Capitol Riot
• Hennepin Co. Now Offering COVID Vaccination Incentives, Including $50 Gift Cards And Grants For Community Orgs
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 186 New Cases, 9 Additional Deaths
• NCAA rules college athletes can earn money from name, likeness
• U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Arizona Voting Restrictions, Reversing S.F. Appeals Court Ruling
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Continue Decrease As State Restrictions End
• Russia-linked hackers targeting U.S., European entities, advisory warns
• DFW Weather: Look Back At A Topsy-Turvy June In North Texas
• Wondrium Offers A New Way To Learn, Available To Anyone, Anywhere
• Colorado Political Strategist Mike Stratton 'Prays For A Miracle' As Wife Cassondra Stratton Remains Missing In Surfside Condo Collapse
• Yale Drama School scraps tuition after $150M Geffen donation
• Kidsburgh: Family-Friendly Summer Events In July
• Healthcare Worker From Anne Arundel County Latest To Claim $40,000 VaxCash Prize
• Bird Unmasked! No Masks Required At Camden Yards Starting July 6
• Michigan DNR: Safety Tips For Using Fireworks Over The Holiday Weekend
• Vacaville Man, 31, Identified As Victim In Shooting At Sacramento Apartment Complex
• 87 Catalytic Converters Believed Stolen From Torrance Recovered At LA Location
• Chicago Weather: Despite The Week's Deluge, Drought Persists In Some Areas
• Minimum Wage Hike Goes Into Effect In Minneapolis, St. Paul
• Chip Ganassi Gets Out Of NASCAR Sells To Trackhouse Racing
• House approves $715 billion surface transportation bill
• Report: Sixers 'Hoping' For Chance To Trade For Damian Lillard
• July 4th Weekend Forecast: When We'll See Rain, Sunshine In Boston Area
• A Clean Slate: Baltimore County Public Libraries Adopts Fine-Free Model, Eliminates Outstanding Balances
• Caught On Video: Postal Worker Badly Beaten By Men On Dirt Bikes While On The Job In Brooklyn
• Howard County & Baltimore Mass Vaccination Sites Close This Week
• Former Vice President of Silicon Valley Bank Will Plead Guilty to Insider Trading
• Wolf Vetoes Ban On Governmental, College 'Vaccine Passports'
• 6 Indicted In Operation That Trafficked Ton Of Marijuana From North Highlands To Minnesota
• Flash Flood Watch Expanded For Thursday Afternoon, Includes Denver And Foothills
• Detroit Red Wings Hire Alex Tanguay
• Man, 15-Year-Old Son Robbed Of $136,000 Worth Of Jewelry At Westfield Culver City
• Cable Box Explodes After Manchester-By-The-Sea Home Struck By Lightning
• Gov. Tom Wolf Vetoes Ban On Governmental, College 'Vaccine Passports'
• Police: Suspect Points Gun At 14-Year-Old Passenger, Steals Car In Brooklyn
• NASCAR Back At Road America For First Time Since 1956
• Britney Spears' father calls for investigation into her testimony
• New California Laws Take Effect Addressing Issues From Assault Rifles To Student Loans
• What To Know About Boston's July 4th Fireworks Celebration
• Work at condo collapse site paused over concerns about standing structure
• Police: Suspects Seen On Video Trying To Steal Car From Women In Hell's Kitchen
• Legislature OKs $25M To Aid Brain Rehab Clinics Facing Cuts
• Supreme Court strikes down California donor disclosure requirement
• Gov. Jared Polis Elected Vice Chair Of Western Governors Association
• Walsh Slams Chapman As Angels Stun Yanks After Ohtani Flops
• Residents Fed Up Over Inaction Of Toxic Chemicals Cleanup Around Thornton Shopping Center: 'Call It Incompetence'
• New England Revolution Goalkeeper Matt Turner Named To Team USA Gold Cup Roster
• Supreme Court upholds Arizona voting restrictions
• Beloved Austin-ISD Teacher, Christina Garcia-Mata Dies After Falling Down Mountain
• NYC Mayoral Race: Embattled Board Of Elections Releases New Numbers Showing Adams With Same Razor-Thin Lead
• Alex Cora Excited By 'Eye-Opening' Session From Chris Sale, As Red Sox' Ace Takes One Step Closer To Big League Return
• Meals In Motion
• Michigan Legislature Approves Major Boost In K-12 Funding
• Love Your Melon Partners With Disney For Pride Month
• Frozen Breakfast Investigation: To Microwave Or Not To Microwave?
• Tigers Sweep Doubleheader From Indians
• 38-Year-Old Man Killed In Central Baltimore Shooting
• Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg Surrenders In Manhattan, Expected To Face Tax Charges
• Fremont Pedestrian Hit By Car, Driver Flees
• Schwarzenegger: Climate Activists Should Focus On Pollution
• Caught On Camera: Chicago Police Officer Goes On Profanity-Laden Tirade While Being Pulled Over By Other Officers
• Colorado Weather: Widespread Monsoon Showers And Storms Expected Thursday
• Michigan Launching $5M Sweepstakes To Boost COVID-19 Vaccines
• Princess Diana statue unveiled by her feuding sons
• Project To Relieve Yolo Causeway Traffic With Toll Lanes Gets $85.9 Million Federal Grant
• Tree Falls Onto Home In Carrick Neighborhood
• Man Shot Dead In Vallejo Neighborhood
• PTL Links: July 1, 2021
• VIDEO: Watch The Boston Dynamics Robots Dance To BTS
• PTL 4th Of July Cocktail Recipes
• Jobless claims fall to their lowest level since the pandemic
• A Celebration Or 'Night Of The Purge?' Neighbors Divided Over Fireworks Show At Winnemac Park In Lincoln Square
• The Red Sox Had A Great Night In The Rain ... And The Yankees Did Not
• Many Highrise Building Residents Are Paying More Attention To Structural Concerns
• Vandals Criss-Cross Downtown Grass Valley, Tagging Buildings And Defacing Public Art
• Truck Driver, Minnesota State Trooper Save Man Pinned Underneath Tractor
• Southern Border Patrol Agents Seize $400K+ Worth Of Marijuana Within Only An Hour
• Find 2021 Fireworks Near You - Guide To Boston Area & Eastern Mass.
• Japan says Olympics with no fans still possible as COVID spreads
• 'It Felt Like A Really Hard Earthquake': Neighbors Shocked After 16 Injured In Botched Illegal Firework Detonation By Police
• From Gum To Makeup, Shopping Items Making A Post COVID-19 Comeback
• Bill Cosby Freed From Prison After Sexual Assault Conviction Overturned By Pennsylvania Supreme Court
• Man Fatally Shot Overnight In Loring Park
• Woodland Hills School District Wins National Award For Promoting Green Initiatives
• Weather Blog: Stay Aware For A Bad Weather Trifecta
• New Jersey Team To Assist In Florida Condo Collapse Search
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/1 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• NYPD: Man Hit With Metal Pipe In Unprovoked Times Square Attack
• Republican Rep. Chip Roy Flouts Mask Rules On Airline Flight To Texas
• Meet The Leaders Fighting Hair Discrimination In Illinois
• Free Hoagies: Annual Wawa Hoagie Day Celebration Is Back!
• Eric Adams' lead tightens in NYC Democratic mayoral primary
• 17 hurt in "catastrophic" mishap with illegal fireworks in L.A.
• Reserve Township Volunteer Fire Department Looking For New Firefighters
• Trump Organization indicted by New York prosecutors in tax probe
• Robinhood fined $70 million for misleading customers
• Bodies of 2 children pulled from Florida condo collapse rubble
• Woman charged with hate crime over NYC hotel confrontation
• Sugar, Spice, Everything Nice - But Is It Healthy? Taking A Reasonable Approach To Dieting
• Minnesota's Carver County Ranked 11th Healthiest County In The U.S.
• Downtown Dallas, Inc. Boosts Safety Measures For Summer, Plans For Stronger Police Presence 
• Hit-And-Run Leads To Shootout In South Shore
• Hays Homers To Help Orioles To 5-2 Win To Sweep Astros
• UNC trustees approve tenure for journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones
• St. Paul Couple Shares Video Of Porch Pirate: 'They're Not Taking From Amazon, They're Actually Taking From Good People'
• Man Fatally Shot On I-57, Crashes Near Halsted Street
• Philadelphia's Plastic Bag Ban Goes Into Effect Thursday
• Woman On Scooter Seriously Injured After Struck By Car In Spring Garden
• Woman Dead, 2 People Injured, Including 8-Year-Old Girl, After Shooting In Roseland
• From 'Banh Minn Bun' To Spicy Vegan Corn Dogs, MN State Fair Adding 20+ New Foods
• Pittsburgh Weather: Morning Rain Showers And Cooler Temperatures On Thursday
• Wawa Welcome America Returns With Live, In-Person Events This Fourth Of July
• Southwest Airlines Says Thunderstorms Have Impacted Flights, Leading To Delays Or Cancellations
• EXCLUSIVE: Family Member Of Alexis Woods, Woman Killed Outside Christiana Mall, Believes Shooting Was 'Premeditated'
• Bill Cosby's Elkins Park Neighbors Have Mixed Feelings As He Returns Home Following Overturned Conviction
• New Laws Will Allow College Athletes To Profit Off Their Likeness
• Weather School With Chris Spears: Why Is Colorado So Prone To Hail?
• Spenser Watkins Turns Down Coaching Job, Reaches Majors With Orioles
• Pa. Turnpike Expecting To See More Than 6 Million Drivers Over The Holiday
• It Happens Here: Keeping Paragon Park Carousel In Hull Running For The Next Generation
• Pittsburgh Constable Brian Van Dusen Indicted On Tax And Wire Fraud Charges
• Pennsylvania Participating In Nationwide 'Operation Dry Water' Campaign To Keep 4th Of July Safe
• Mars Area High School Graduate Will Bednar Named College World Series Most Outstanding Player
• 'San Jose Means Business' – Fines, Possible Jailtime Loom For Sideshow, Street Racing Promoters
• General Manager Of Security Company Working For Highmark Accused Of Fraud
• Weather School With Chris Spears: Lightning Hotspots In Colorado
• Weather School With Chris Spears: Why Does Colorado Have So Many Thunderstorms?
• Ohio School Resource Officer Fired For Using Stun Gun On Students During Class
• Sun Country Delaying Flights Due To Third-Party Outage; Change Fees Waived Through July 6
• Red Sox Beat Royals, 6-2, After 2 Long Rain Delays At Fenway Park
• Judge blocks Florida law intended to punish social media companies
• Gordon Ramsay Opening First Boston Restaurant
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/1 Thursday Morning Forecast

Videos from July 1, 2021

• 7/1: Red and Blue
• Former Ohio Congressman Dennis Kucinich on new memoir "The Division of Light and Power"
• Local residents, officials describe Florida condo collapse
• Questions surround Florida condo building collapse
• Rescue crews search Florida condo collapse rubble
• Families impacted by Florida condo collapse speak
• "Surfside Collapse: A Search for Answers"
• Supreme Court rules in favor of Arizona voting laws
• President Biden and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis join forces to support Surfside community
• Community copes with condo collapse in Surfside
• CDC reports a rise in coronavirus infections as cases spike in southern U.S.
• Trump Organization and CFO Allen Weisselberg charged with 15 counts in alleged tax fraud scheme
• Longtime school janitor finally gets his dream job as teacher
• Pelosi appoints Liz Cheney to Capitol riot committee
• Supreme Court upholds Arizona’s voting laws
• Tropical Storm Elsa could strike Florida next week
• COVID-19 cases are spiking in the U.S., CDC warns
• Trump Organization and top executive charged with tax crimes
• COVID-19 lab leak theory deemed "plausible' by experts
• Some families got larger federal stimulus checks than others – here's why.
• Scientist finds missing genome sequences from early days of Wuhan COVID-19 outbreak
• Trump attorney on the charges against Trump Organization and its CFO
• Supreme Court upholds Arizona voting restrictions
• Surfside, Florida building collapse has large effect on the Jewish community
• Biden says "whole nation is mourning" with families of the victims of Florida building collapse
• NYC awaits final Democratic primary results in mayoral election
• Investigative reporter on charges against Trump Organization and CFO Allen Weisselberg
• Attorney for Trump Organization calls charges "politically driven"
• Search and rescue efforts paused at site of Florida building collapse over safety concerns
• U.S. Supreme Court upholds Arizona voting rules
• Bill Cosby claims vindication, while accusers say the justice system failed
• Trump Organization and its CFO facing charges in New York
• CDC isn't changing mask guidelines despite risk of COVID-19 Delta variant
• U.S. Supreme Court upholds Arizona voting laws, throws out donor disclosure rules for nonprofits in California
• Work at condo collapse site paused due to concerns over stability of structure
• "Nightmare Scenario": New book examines Trump administration's response to coronavirus pandemic
• Biden heads to Florida to comfort those affected by deadly building collapse
• President Biden visiting Surfside as death toll increases
• Weisselberg's lawyer says his client intends to plead not guilty
• Princes William and Harry reunite for Princess Diana statue unveiling
• Tokyo moving forward with hosting Olympics amid rise in COVID-19 cases
• Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg surrenders ahead of expected charges
• "Armchair Expert" podcast guests share stories about being human, from vulnerable to triumphant
• Locals in rural Mexican town fault Coca-Cola for depleting water resources
• Gloria Allred, client Janice Baker-Kinney react to Bill Cosby bombshell
• At a time of family turmoil, Princes William and Harry commemorate Diana at Kensington Palace
• Implications of NCAA decision allowing college athletes to make money
• Former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld dies at 88
• Search for survivors continues eight days after Florida building collapse
• Legal analyst on what's next after Pennsylvania Supreme Court's Cosby ruling
• 7/1: CBSN AM
• Former D.A. Bruce Castor defends handling of Bill Cosby case