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• Sacramento's Dusty Baker Seeks World Series Ring At 72 With Astros
• US In Talks To Compensate Families Separated At Border
• Loomis Native Performs At Golden 1 Center As Little Mermaid For Disney On Ice
• Mountain Lion Spotted in Pinole; Latest In Series of Bay Area Sightings
• Livermore Goes All In on Halloween After Pandemic Nixed Trick-or-Treating in 2020
• 'It's Irresponsible': Harsher Punishments For Illegal Dumping In San Joaquin County
• UPDATE: Protesters Rally Outside Pleasant Hill In-N-Out To Show Support
• Robert Glasper Faces Federal Charges After Allegedly Groping Man On Flight From Sacramento To Denver
• Exclusive: Rancho Cucamonga Mom Fights Off Home Intruder
• Search On For Pepper Spray-Wielding Suspect In Turlock
• Dubois, Connor lift Jets past struggling Kings 3-2
• Canadiens Blank Sharks Ending Lengthy Skid in San Jose
• Smelly Situation Takes Over Natomas Neighborhood
• Several LAUSD Staffers At Granada Hills Charter School Are First To Lose Jobs After Not Getting COVID-19 Vaccination
• Rasmus Asplund's 2nd goal in OT puts Sabres past Ducks 4-3
• Memphis Wins a Thriller on Warriors' Home Court Again
• Compher Scores Twice In Colorado's 4-3 Win Over St. Louis
• Chargers CB Chris Harris Jr. Gives Back To Community With "Chris Cares Winter Handout"
• Minneapolis Ballot 'Question 2' Draws Attention, Outside Money
• Woman Shot, Killed In West Hollywood
• Woman Out On Bond Arrested In Murder Of 80-Year-Old Man, CBS4 Investigation Finds Thousands Of Similar Cases In Denver
• Minnesotans Eager For Real Trick-Or-Treating After Halloween 2020
• Kings County Man Indicted For $10 Million Sleep Clinic Fraud
• 'We Simply Cannot Accept This As The New Normal': Flight Attendant Union President Calls For Change After Assault On Diverted American Airlines Flight
• COVID In Colorado: Some Providers Ready To Schedule 5 To 11-Year-Olds For Vaccine
• Is Moderna's Booster Shot More Effective Than Others? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Seneca Valley Football Teams Draws Inspiration From Athletic Director Diagnosed With Breast Cancer
• Boy, 12, Dies After Collapsing At Chartiers Valley Middle School Basketball Practice
• Franklin High School Student Discussing Homophobic Bullying Interrupted By Parent During Committee Meeting
• Joel Quenneville Resigns As Florida Panthers Coach, Hours After Meeting With NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman Over Handling Of Blackhawks Sexual Assault Scandal
• Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo Charged With Misdemeanor Forcible Touching
• I-Team: Boston's Long Island Still Shuttered, But City May Re-Invest In Stabilizing Buildings
• CBS 2 Investigation Leads To Thousands Of Tossed Tickets: "Evidence Was Clear"
• Chicago Weather: A Wet Friday Morning Commute On Tap; Lakeshore Flood Advisory Issued
• Woman, 77, Carjacked In Suburban Hometown, Just After Suspects Stole Halloween Masks From Walgreens Where Her Sister Was Working
• Chicago Firefighters' Union Says City's COVID Vaccine Mandate Has 28 Firefighters, Paramedics Sitting Out, And It Could Mean Staffing Shortages And Safety Concerns
• NYPD: Innocent 71-Year-Old Man Victim Of Gun Violence On Upper West Side
• Winchester Mystery House In San Jose Brings Back Night Tours After Pandemic Pause
• Experts Sound Alarm On 'Stalkerware,' Which Can Easily Be Downloaded On Your Phone Without You Knowing
• 4 years later, white supremacist rally planners take stand in civil trial
• Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office Helps Out With School Resource Officers As Aurora Police Deal With Staffing Shortages
• US Cigarette Sales Rise For First Time In 20 Years, Officials Say
• Merck Envisions Billions From COVID-19 Treatment Sales
• Broward School Board Member Says She's Getting Death Threats For Elementary School's Field Trip To Wilton Manors Bar & Grill
• Encino Home Of 'Real Housewives' Star Dorit Kemsley Robbed
• Broadway Returns To Pittsburgh's Benedum Center After 19-Month Intermission
• Gov. Whitmer Leads In Fundraising Over Challenger James Craig, Raises $3.1M In Last Quarter
• Minnesotans Living The Dream As Wine Makers in Oregon
• Detroit Partners With Ann Arbor-Based Company To Prevent Lead Contamination
• Dublin CHP Search for Owner of Veteran's Burial Flag, Photo Found on I-580 in Livermore
• FDNY Unions Protest Vaccine Mandate For NYC Workers, First Responders: 'We Currently Have A Staffing Shortage As It Is'
• Communities Prepare For Potential Coastal Flooding Ahead Of Friday's Major Rainmaker
• City & State Leaders Announce $5 Million Plan To Address Persistent Flooding In Northeast Baltimore
• Bulls Dealt Season's First Loss By Knicks, Joakim Noah Named Bulls Team Ambassador
• 'Our Healthcare Workers Are Exhausted' Frederick County Leaders Consider Indoor Mask Mandate If Covid Cases Continue Rising
• Police: Woman Threatens Two Men With Sharp Object, Steals Amazon Delivery Truck With Driver Inside On Devon Avenue In West Rogers Park
• Boil Order Drags On Amid Water Woes In Dixmoor, Battle With Water Supplier Harvey Presses On Too
• Knicks Struggle Down Stretch, But Hang On To Beat Bulls
• Illinois House Passes Legislation To Repeal Parental Notification Abortion Law
• Steelers Players Hand Out Halloween Candy To Kids At Elementary School
• Colorado Parks And Wildlife Cameras Capture Mountain Lion Leaping Over Puddle
• North End Prepares For The Last Weekend Of Outdoor Dining
• Crews From Far And Wide Converge On North Texas After Wind Damage Caused Tens Of Thousands To Lose Power
• Government Officials, Community Members Organize Meeting At MLK High School To Discuss Gun Violence Crisis In Philadelphia
• 'It's Been Tough': Rockland, Pembroke Residents Still Without Power After Nor'easter
• Sacramento Fire Department Turns To Virtual Reality, TikTok For Recruitment
• Florida Panthers coach Joel Quenneville resigns amid Blackhawks scandal
• Parents Arrested In Newborn's Death In Ceres
• Hurricanes Shut Out Bruins, 3-0
• 'You Have To Pay Attention': Maryland AAA Worker Killed In I-70 Crash After Stopping To Change Tire
• Driver Of Stolen Car Arrested After Causing 3-Car Crash That Killed 93-Year-Old Man In Longmont
• Tom Menino's Wife Endorses Michelle Wu For Mayor Of Boston
• Dog Rescued From Buoy In Long Beach Now Seeking A Forever Home
• Embiid Scores 30 On Bad Knee, 76ers Hold Off Winless Pistons
• UPDATE: COVID Vaccination Deadline Looms for SF Muni Workers
• Judge To Rule By Monday On Chicago Police Union's Push To Stop Mayor Lori Lightfoot's COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
• Vallejo Disturbance Leads To Discovery of Multiple Ghost Guns, Explosives, Ammo; 2 Arrested
• After Gov. Gavin Newsom Fends Off Recall, Lawmakers Debate Changes To 110-Year-Old Process
• Bob Melvin Reportedly Leaving Oakland A's To Manage San Diego Padres
• Miami Weather: Strong Storms Preceding Cold Front To Move Across South Florida Overnight
• Police Search For Man Who Exposed Himself As Children Arrived For School In Old Town
• 22-Year-Old Faruq Osilalu Found Dead In Baltimore City, Police Investigating As 'Questionable'
• Foul Odor From Dominguez Channel Moving Into Communities Outside Carson
• Man Killed In Crash Near 101 Freeway In Hollywood
• Experts Say Hotels, Airlines Now Less Willing To Offer Refunds For Pandemic-Related Cancellations
• Feuer Calls for National Guard Assistance To Help With Backlog At Port of Los Angeles
• Broncos Star Receiver Jerry Jeudy Set To Return To Action
• Golden Valley Man Arrested, Charged With Downloading, Distributing Child Pornography
• Valencia High School Football Game Scrubbed As 3 More COVID Cases Confirmed
• Parents, Students On Edge Following Threats Of Violence On Campuses Across Region
• Kyle Beach opens up about alleged sexual abuse by former Blackhawks coach
• Man, 36, Shot & Killed In West Baltimore
• 'Food Is A Universal Language': Chef Yia Vang Finds Home For Hmong Flavors In Minneapolis' North Loop
• California May Debate Changes To 110-Year-Old Recall Process Next Year
• BNY Mellon To Raise Minimum Hourly Pay To $18 Per Hour
• NYC Vaccine Mandate: With FDNY, EMS Still Slow To Comply, There Are Real Concerns About Emergency Response Times
• High-Rise Headache: Downtown Tenants Without Water, Elevator Access Told To Use Porta-Potties
• Supply Chain Crisis Forces Fort Worth Restaurant To Close
• Gov. Hochul Reacts To Possibility Of Attorney General James Running For Her Job: 'I Say Bring It On'
• Heidi Planck, 39, Reported Missing From Downey After Failing To Pick Up Son From School
• Steve Pankey Takes The Stand In Own Defense In Jonelle Matthews Murder Trial
• Michigan to pay volunteers helping Benton Harbor residents amid water crisis
• Philadelphia Police Investigating After 2 Women Injured In 2 Separate Shootings Hours Apart
• Police: Man Found With Gunshot Wound To Head In Southwest Philadelphia Ruled To Be Suicide
• Kaiser Mental Health Care Providers Authorize Strike, Allege Staff Shortages
• 'Worst Displays Of Unruly Behavior': American Airlines Passenger Assaults Flight Attendant, Diverted To Denver International Airport
• Ravens Have Stayed The Course Despite Their Injury Problems
• Senior Citizens Benefiting From Medical Care Service In NYCHA And Privately Owned Buildings
• Rainfall Gives Crews Head Start on 2022 Fire Season Preparations
• Crash In Anne Arundel County Leaves Motorcyclist Critically Injured
• Police In Nashua, NH, Will Begin Sporting Body Cameras In November
• Denver Travel Advisor Shares Tips For Reducing Vacation Stress
• AG Rob Bonta Issues Consumer Alert On Illegal, Highly Potent Pot Edibles Packaged As Popular Snacks
• Mother-Daughter Sketch Artists Look Back On 30 Years In Court: 'We Have The Best Legal Education You Can Get'
• Maryland Officials Highlight New Health Insurance Subsidy
• New phase of water, known as "superionic ice," discovered inside planets
• Outside Lands Returns to Golden Gate Park Friday With New Health Measures in Place
• Shohei Ohtani and Max Scherzer Receive MLBPA Honors
• Councilman Mike Bonin's 'Encampment To Home' Program To Launch Monday
• Deadly Violence Was A Regular Part Of 'Hell's Half Acre' In Downtown Fort Worth
• Working Group Finds New York And New Jersey Are Not Very Well Prepared For Another Sandy-Like Storm
• Chicago Sky Players Talk To Kids About The Importance Of Self-Care
• Local Tech Company Makes National First Responders Day Donation Of $10,000 To Sunrise PD
• President Of International Menopause Society Urges Women To Focus On Overall Bone Health, Not Just Bone Density
• Amid Criticisms And $1.1 Million Price Tag, Pittsburgh Officials Believe ShotSpotter Is Saving Lives
• Police Patrols Planned This Weekend To Keep Halloween Revelers Out Of Abandoned Kings Park Psychiatric Center
• 'Strong Mayor' Question In Minneapolis Would Give More Power To Mayor, Less To City Council
• Suspect Flees Coon Rapids Police, Crashes In Brooklyn Park, Escapes On Foot
• UPDATE: Oakland School Board Reinstates Popular Police Mentoring Program
• Tattered Cover Book Store Celebrates 50th Anniversary
• I-Team: Overdose Rate In Boston Jumps During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Football players find refuge on gridiron after wildfire
• Texas School Districts Taking Unique Steps To Combat Teacher Shortage
• U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy Expects Authorization To Vaccinate Young Children Soon, But Won't Predict End Of Pandemic
• Another Big Snake Found In The Chicago Area, Only Harmless If You Don't Hassle It
• Pollution Control Agency Assessing Scene After Ethanol Spills From Derailed Train
• Father, Son Plead Not Guilty To Charges In Deadly Spring Valley Fire
• COVID In Colorado: Vaccines For Ages 5-11 Could Begin As Soon As Nov. 5
• North Texans Join In Nationwide 'Skeletons For St. Jude' Initiative
• Former Chicago Park District Supervisor Mauricio Ramirez Charged With Sexually Assaulting 16-Year-Old Lifeguard
• Ghost Hunters Invited To Inspect Haunted Minneapolis Building
• Flights Canceled, Tens Of Thousands Without Power As High Winds Howl Across North Texas
• Matt Nagy To Coach From Home During Bears Game Against 49ers
• Feds File Cease And Desist To Stop Florida From Withholding School Funds Over Mask Mandates
• Sally Yates learned she had cancer days before Russia investigation testimony
• UPDATE: CHP Continues Investigation Into Fatal I-580 Freeway Shooting in Oakland
• Officials warn of cannabis edibles that look like Halloween treats
• New Jersey Man Killed By Gunman Who Followed Him Home From Casino Near Philadelphia, Authorities Say
• Chauvin Trial Jurors: All Three Verdicts Were 'Based On The Evidence And The Facts, 100%'
• Outside Lands Brings Diverse Line-Up to Golden Gate Park for Halloween Weekend
• Firefighter Injured In Malibu Brushfire
• Several Arrests Made During Compliance Check Of Registered Sex Offenders In Stanislaus County
• Much-Anticipated Pennsylvania Turnpike Interchange Along Route 130 Coming To Penn Township
• Race For New Mayor Of Hialeah Heats Up Before Municipal Election
• Grand Valley Transit Issues Service Reduction
• Frisco Wildlife Sighting Map
• Philadelphia settles wrongful death suit from Walter Wallace Jr.'s family
• Ticket Sold At Circle K Store In Perris Matching 5 Numbers In Powerball Drawing
• Zuckerberg Launches Facebook's 'Next Chapter' By Renaming Company Meta
• Pennsylvania Lawmakers Pass Bill That Would Extend Emergency Outdoor Dining Regulations Until 2024
• Harford County Schools Closed Friday Due To Potential For Coastal Flooding
• Stern Judge Among Key Players In Kyle Rittenhouse Trial
• Key Events In Wisconsin Surrounding Rittenhouse Shootings
• I-Team: Some Correction Officers, State Troopers Off The Job Over Vaccine Mandate
• Coalition Of Engineers, Architects Calls For Beach Condo Inspections Every 20 Years Following Surfside Condo Collapse
• Phillies Superstar Bryce Harper Named 2021 NL Outstanding Player In Players Choice Awards
• Tarrant County Reports Spike In Intimate Partner Homicides
• Owner Of High-Rise Apartment Building For Low-Income Seniors In Chinatown Faces Charges Over Its Broken Elevators
• EXCLUSIVE: Uncle Of Berks County Man Killed By Bulldozer During Police Search Wants New Investigation
• Multi-Vehicle Crash Kills One Person On I-30 In Arlington
• Stephen Walter Agrees To Plead Guilty In Death Of Rapper Mac Miller
• Plano Man Charged with Killing Sister and Her Boyfriend Weeks After Losing Mother
• Dozens Of Firefighter And EMT Recruits Graduate The Chicago Fire Academy
• President Joe Biden Mentions Pittsburgh Union Worker While Addressing Nation About Build Back Better Plan
• Former Davie Police Officer Jeffrey Stewart Faces Grand Theft Charges
• Oakland Zoo Rescues Pelican With Fishing Lure Stuck In Its Throat
• COVID: Oakland Unified Sets January Deadline For Students 12 And Up To Be Fully Vaccinated
• National Weather Service Expects More Rain Next Week
• Apple's Big Quarter, Strong iPhone Sales Not Enough To Ease Supply Fears
• Art Basel Returns With 254 Galleries From All Over The World, Art Said To Be Worth Over $2 billion
• 3 Miramar Teens Charged In Brutal Murder Of 18-Year-Old Dwight "DJ" Grant Face Judge
• Teal Pumpkin Project
• License-Seekers Who Miss Their Road Test Appointment Face $20 "No-Show" Fee
• Recovery Centers For America Offers Program Specifically Designed To Help Struggling First Responders
• Yuba County Deputies Deploy Narcan In 3 Overdoses Within Past 24 Hours
• New AAA Survey Report Indicates Overall Decrease In Risky Driving But Phone Use and Speeding Remain High
• Student, 14, Arrested With Loaded Handgun At Brooklyn High School
• Vision Marine Creates Electric Engine Many Say Is The 'Tesla' Of Boating World
• COPA Completes Investigation Of CPD Officer Who Grabbed Nikkita Brown While She Was Walking Her Dog At North Avenue Beach
• Miami Commissioners Expected To Vote On Ordinance Banning Homeless Encampments
• Despite Advancements In Vehicle Safety, IIHS Finds Room For Improvement After New Side Crash Test
• Philadelphia School District Announces Plans To Step Up Safety Measures Around School Corridors As Gun Violence Rises In City
• Rich nations failing poor countries in climate fight: report
• 'The Response Is Insane': Animal Shelter Uses Tinder To Help Pets Find Their 'Purrfect Match'
• Halloween Is Back On In Melrose As Parents Host Costume Drive
• Accused Tree Of Life Gunman Robert Bowers Could Go On Trial In July 2022
• Mayor Jim Kenney Hopes President Biden's Infrastructure Deal Could Help Job Training Programs In Philadelphia
• 2 More COVID-19 Deaths Recorded Among Minnesota School Staffers
• Fallen Hollywood Police Officer Yandy Chirino To Be Honored With US Honor Flag
• Atmospheric River: PG&E Says Power Restored To Nearly 851,000 Customers After Massive Storm
• Pittsburg Man Identified As Victim Killed in Crash Near Brentwood
• Crane Topples Onto Home In Worcester, Causing Extensive Damage
• Denver's Halloween Trick-or-Treat Forecast Keeps Looking Colder, Light Snow Possible
• Hunter Renfroe Named Finalist For Gold Glove Award
• Blue Tongue Virus Connected To Deer Deaths In Alamosa
• Baltimore, Here's Where To Get Sandbags And Park On Higher Ground
• Criminal Complaint Accuses Andrew Cuomo Of Forcible Touching
• North Miami Beach Officer Shot At While Trying To Stop Shootout
• Keller @ Large: Between Boston's Mayoral Candidates, There's Little Difference
• Large Fight Broken Up At Lincoln High In Stockton; No Injuries Reported
• North Texas Man Confesses To Creating Child Porn With 10 Girls For More Than 6 Years, Dallas Police Say
• Is It Time For The Broncos To Panic? Von Miller Says 'Sound The Alarm'
• Michael Loupe Sentenced To 20 Years In Prison For Breaking Into Restaurants After Posing As Fire Inspector And Disabling Security Systems
• Inmate vomits, convulses during first Okla. execution in six years
• Newsom, Buttigieg Announce Multi-Billion Loan Agreement To Improve Shipping Infrastructure At Ports Of LA, Long Beach
• After Birth Of Second Child, Broncos Safety Justin Simmons Says He Idolized Kobe Bryant, Loves Being A 'Girl Dad'
• Citigroup orders all U.S. employees to get COVID-19 vaccine
• BCA Launches Minnesota Crime Data Explorer
• Independence Pass Closed For The Winter Season
• Massachusetts Reports 1,432 New COVID Cases, 12 Additional Deaths
• Minneapolis City Council President Files Ethics Complaint Following Police Chief's Press Conference On Public Safety Ballot Question
• 'Survivor' Contestant Michelle Yi Describes Frightening Santa Monica Assault
• Bride Surprises Groom, Who Is Blind, With Special Wedding Dress So He Can See By Feel
• Girl Scout Season Returns After Year-Long Hiatus
• Two Arrested In Lincoln After Car Chase For Weapons And Drugs
• New Jersey Officials Show Off Thousands Of Guns In Largest Single-Day Gun Buyback Ever
• COVID Infections At CU Boulder A Fraction Of Last Year's
• Baltimore Police Department, FOP Agree On Labor Deal With New Pay Incentives
• Fantasy Football Start Or Sit Week 8: Can Kirk Cousins Put Up Points On The Cowboys Defense?
• Albany County Sheriff Files Misdemeanor Forcible Touching Charges Against Former NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo
• Pittsburgh Rescue Crews Pull Body From Ohio River
• TikTok star accused of killing wife was "extremely jealous," cousin says
• NH State Police Staff Sgt. Jesse Sherrill Killed After Tractor-Trailer Hits Cruiser
• 'Blaktober' Virtual Food Festival Seeks To Bring Awareness To Black-Owned Restaurants
• 'These Aren't Doritos': Warning Issued About Illegal Pot Edibles Sold In California That Mimic Popular Snacks
• Police: Skeletal Remains Found In Wooded Area Of Uptown
• Michigan Supreme Court Looks At Law That Makes Convicts Pay Bills
• Miami International Airport Employees Honored For Helping Passenger Find His Lucky Dog Penny
• UPDATE: High-Speed Stolen RV Pursuit Ends In Horrific San Ramon Crash
• DIA Considers Options For Passenger Transit When Trains Fail
• Group Forms To Help Former California Prison Inmates' Return to Society
• Yellen says "transformative" framework will help drive inflation down
• LA County Sheriff's Deputies Armed With Cleaning Supplies Help 86-Year-Old La Mirada Woman Living In Filthy, Unsafe Conditions
• Grand Jury Indicts Former Baltimore Teacher Accused Of Preying On Children
• Facebook Changes Its Company Name To Meta
• 'Survivor 41' Episode 6: The Merge Part 1 
• Philadelphia Settles Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed By Family Of Walter Wallace Jr.
• 'I'd Just Like To Win It,' Says Braves Coach Ron Washington Who Came So Close As Rangers Manager A Decade Ago
• Manteca Man, 30, Facing Attempted Murder Charges For Ripon Shooting
• Bemidji Police Ask For Public's Help Locating Neveah Kingbird, Kaylynn Jackson
• Two Men Sue BPD, Indicted Sgt. Newberg Over 2019 Arrests
• Amanda Starrantino
• Regina King Places Handprints, Footprints Outside TCL Chinese Theatre In Hollywood
• Target To Kick Off First Round Of Holiday Deals On Halloween
• Human Remains Discovered In Southern California Identified As Missing New Jersey Woman Lauren Cho
• Texas A&M's Women's Basketball Coach Gary Blair To Retire After Leading Aggies Nearly 20 Years
• Harford County Touts Plans To Add Third Sheriff's Office Precinct
• Chicago Police Alert Residents Of Carjackings In Englewood
• More Than $10,000 Worth Of Handbags Stolen From Christian Louboutin Store In Manhattan
• Chicago Weather: Windy And Wet
• Samsung heir Lee Jae-yong fined for drug use
• Residents Safe After 3 Homes In Perry South Catch Fire
• Wives of jailed Nicaraguan political prisoners speak to 60 Minutes
• No Arrest Made So Far After After American Airlines Flight Is Diverted To Denver International Airport
• River City High School In West Sacramento Gets 2nd Anonymous Call About Shooting Threat
• New California Group Forms To Aid Inmates' Return To Society
• 4 Texas HS Volleyball Players Face Felonies, Accused Of Allegedly Stripping Teammate On School Bus
• Cape Cod Marathon Canceled Due To 'Severe' Damage From Nor'easter
• Flight From New York's JFK To John Wayne Airport Diverts To Denver After Flight Attendant Attacked By Passenger
• Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene bought shares in Trump SPAC
• Advocates Rally For 'Sweet Truth Act', Which Would Require Added Sugar Warnings On Menus
• 'Lack Of Campaigning' One Reason Winfrey Predicts Low Voter Turnout For Tuesday's General Election
• House delays infrastructure vote hours after Biden reveals spending plan
• Chicago Hauntings: Strange Sightings Near Site Of Long-Gone Lincoln Park Bridge That Became Known As 'Suicide Bridge'
• The jobs Americans want — and don't want — right now
• Phase One Of The Great Hall Project At Denver International Airport Is Complete
• San Jose Man Accused Of Fatally Hitting Estranged Wife With Car Arrested In Modesto
• Broadway Star Kelli O'Hara Running For A Cause
• Facebook To Change Corporate Name To Meta
• Facebook To Change Its Corporate Name To 'Meta'
• 31-Year-Old Killed In Overnight Vallejo Shooting
• LOOK: Acton First Responders Save Rabbit Stuck In Fence
• SportsLine Week 8 NFC East Picks: 'Everybody Is Piling On The Cowboys, And You Can't Blame Them,' Says Larry Hartstein
• Prosecution To Rest Case Monday In Corruption Trial Of Labor Leader John Dougherty, City Councilmember Bobby Henon
• St. Paul Man Acquitted Of Shooting At MPD Officers During Unrest Files Civil Lawsuit
• 2 Neo-Nazi Group Members Sentenced To 9 Years In Prison
• Facebook to change corporate name to Meta
• I-25 South Gap Project Enters Final Year Of Work
• When Will The Power Come Back On? Eversource, National Grid Estimate Saturday For Most Customers With Outages
• CDC confirms deadly bacteria in home spray recalled by Walmart
• NAACP urges athletes not to sign with Texas teams over controversial laws
• Wild's Leading Scorer Mats Zuccarello, Rem Pitlick In COVID Protocol
• Reminder: Drive Safely During Trick-Or-Treating Hours
• Gilroy Man Arrested For Fatal Hit-and-Run Crash After Nearly Year-Long Investigation
• COVID: Alameda County Latest To Ease Indoor Mask Rules In Fully Vaccinated Offices, Gyms
• Best Friends Die An Hour Apart After Crash: 'They Were Special'
• Opponents Say Wisconsin GOP Maps Continue To Gerrymander
• Businessman Ramit Varma Enters LA Mayor's Race
• Aerospace Startup Plans To Revive Commercial Supersonic Air Travel 'For Everybody'
• Boat Owner In July's Fatal Boston Harbor Crash Indicted For Involuntary Manslaughter
• Maryland Zoo Cancels Friday's ZooBOOO! Over Weather Concerns
• Detroit FBI Launches Email For Public To Report Corruption
• Human remains found in California desert confirmed to be Lauren Cho
• Construction Accident Triggers House Collapse In Lafayette
• Remains Found In California Desert Identified As Missing 30-Year-Old New Jersey Woman Lauren Cho
• Petaluma Police Arrest Suspect In Sporting Goods Store Robbery
• Arrest Made In Murder Of Baltimore Man Stabbed In Front Of His 5-Year-Old Daughter
• DOJ and Texas clash over abortion ban ahead of Supreme Court showdown
• White exec who claimed discrimination awarded $10 million
• Veteran Falls Victim To Phishing Scam, Loses $19,000 From Chase Bank Account Meant For Daughter's College Education
• 'Survivor' Contestant Michelle Yi Describes Frightening Santa Monica Assault
• 'Makes Americans More Free': Dana Zzyym Issued 1st U.S. Passport With Gender X Designation
• Black Bear Spotted Near Border Of Marion And Wareham
• Man Beaten, Tied Up With Zip Ties In Frankford Home Invasion, Police Say
• "Don't choose extinction": Dinosaur shares U.N. climate message
• What Is Spoofing? Dallas Police Department Issues Scam Alert On The Practice
• Mother, 1-Year-Old Daughter Shot Inside Southwest Philadelphia Home, Police Say
• Woman Dead, Husband Injured In Newark House Fire, Officials Say
• Florida Sues Biden Over 'Unlawful Vaccine Mandate'
• Highway 1 In Big Sur Closed At Least A Week In Both Directions After Major Rockslide
• Brandin Cooks Seemingly Unhappy With Texans' Plans; Should Patriots Pursue Reunion With Receiver?
• Algonquin Police Arrest Man Locked In Hotel Room After Trying To Serve Warrant
• Somerton Shooting Leaves Woman In Critical Condition, Police Say
• Crews Begin Treatment At Welles Park To Rid The Field Of Grubs
• Illinois' Top Doc Encouraging Residents To Get COVID Booster Shot
• Torrential Rains Ease 'Exceptional' Drought Conditions In Marin County
• 2 Remain At Large After Robbery At Arvada Bank
• State Could Ban Crab Traps as Dungeness Crab Season Approaches
• Police Searching For Owner Of Snake Found In Niles
• Poll: More Pennsylvanians Disapprove Of President Joe Biden In Recent Months
• Pedestrian Killed After Car Careens Into Yard Off 101 Freeway In Hollywood
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 388 More Cases, 11 Additional Deaths
• Funeral Plans For Slain Hollywood Officer Yandy Chirino Set For Monday
• SkyEye Video: Extensive Damage From The Nor'easter In Norwell
• Detroit Hosting 21 Drive-Up Candy Pick-Up Sites On Halloween
• Tractor Trailer, 3 Trucks Crash On I-70 Eastbound In Westmoreland County
• COVID-19 In MN: 41 Newly Reported Deaths As Positivity Rate Continues Downward Trend
• Gov. Larry Hogan On Potential White House Bid: 'Haven't Ruled It Out'
• How The Despair Of The Pandemic Lead To The Hottest New Pizza Joint In North Hollywood
• LA County Considers $2.5M Settlement With 2 Families Over Kobe Bryant Crash Scene Photos
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 4,312 New Cases, 95 Additional Deaths
• Court temporarily halts executions of two death row inmates
• Biden Unveils Details Of Revamped $1.75 Trillion Social Spending Plan
• Daniel Allen, 29, Dies After Motorcycle Crash In Richardson
• Biden Unveils Details Of Revamped $1.75 Trillion Social Spending Plan
• 'Never Forget': Port Authority Marks 2 Year Anniversary Of Downtown Bus Swallowed By Sinkhole
• DOJ announces settlement in 2015 Charleston church shooting
• Florida Jobless Claims Inch Up
• Walmart Aiming To Hire Thousands Of Permanent Supply Chain Workers; Sacramento Hiring Event Set For Nov. 3-4
• Berkeley Hotel Workers Stage Boisterous Demonstration In Labor Dispute With Hilton
• Miami Weather: Cold Front Marching Into South Florida With Strong Storms
• Human Remains Found In Yucca Valley ID'd As Missing New Jersey Woman Lauren Cho
• Man imprisoned 45 years for wife's killing is acquitted
• Police Alert Englewood Residents Of Armed Robberies
• Aaron Teague Charged With Shooting At Car With Kids Inside
• Divers At National Aquarium Celebrate Halloween With Underwater Pumpkin Carving
• Traffic Stop in Petaluma Leads to Child Endangerment Arrest
• Penguins: Sidney Crosby Not Playing Against Calgary Flames Tonight
• 17 Fully Outfitted Drones Now Helping Sacramento Metro Fire Respond To Fires, Floods, Search & Rescues
• High school under investigation for lap dance homecoming skit
• Ford, GM Profits Fall As Sales Drop Due To Chip Shortage
• Halloween Spending Reaches All-Time High, Local Costume Shop Reaping The Benefits
• Shirtless Driver Wanted After Crashing Stolen Car Into Scooter Rider Going Wrong Way Down One-Way Street In Downtown LA
• CBS SF Talks to Comedian and Co-Creator of 'The Daily Show' Lizz Winstead (Part 1)
• Oakland Ballet's 'Luna Mexicana' Returns To Paramount Theatre
• Pedestrian Hit And Killed By SUV In Worcester; Driver Was 'Unable To Stop In Time'
• The Economy And Jobs Are Top Issues Heading Into 2022 Governor's Race, Poll Says
• Costco Raises Minimum Wage To $17 An Hour
• Miami Dolphins Raise Record-Breaking $6.3M For Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center
• Passenger Accused Of Assaulting Flight Attendant On American Airlines Flight From JFK Airport
• 'Absolutely Absurd And Ridiculous': Passenger Allegedly Assaults American Airlines Flight Attendant, Plane Diverted To Denver International Airport
• 40-Year-Old Stabbed Multiple Times In Wells Fargo Center Parking Lot After J. Cole Concert, Police Say
• Injured woman dies after Texas drag race crash that killed 2 boys
• Charges Dismissed Against Detroit Officer Who Fired At Media
• What To Watch For When Patriots Visit Chargers On Halloween
• Ohio Bill Says Doctors Must Care For Babies Born Alive After Abortion
• Fort Worth Public Art | Enhancing The Quality Of Life Within Our Community
• Chicago Hauntings: Ghosts, A Portal, And A Devil Baby At Jane Addams' Hull House
• More Sierra Ski Resorts Opening Ahead Of Schedule After Early Snow
• Spooky Sight In Southern Colorado As Tarantulas Continue Migration
• Crews Extinguish House Fire In North Minneapolis
• Boston Ranks Highly Among 'Best Places For Halloween'
• Suspect In Florida Arrested After Allegedly Making Threat To Greater Latrobe Junior High School
• Mac Jones Has A Stern Message To Young Trick-Or-Treaters
• Lockdown Lifted At Washington Township High School After Anonymous Threat
• Big Ten Preview: Michigan Tops Loaded Slate
• How life could change with every uptick in the temperature
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Signs Executive Order To Address Environmental Justice In Low-Income Communities
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 900 New Cases Reported Thursday
• 'Worse Than We Were Expecting': Scituate Residents Face Days In Dark, Long Lines For Gas Following Nor'easter
• Flight Attendant Attacked By Passenger, Flight From New York's JFK To John Wayne Airport Diverts To Denver
• Red Wings Beat Capitals In OT
• Deadly Hammer Attack On Bicycle Shop Worker Jeanette Willem Shocks Close-Knick Town Of Northvale, N.J.
• Miracle Treat Day To Help Children's Miracle Network Hospitals
• Statue Of Liberty Celebrates 135th Birthday
• New York trooper charged with murder after ramming family's car, killing girl
• Search Underway Near Cobb Island For Missing Fisherman
• Judge Allows 1st-Degree Manslaughter Charge Against Ex-Officer Who Fatally Shot Daunte Wright
• Marine who disarmed robbery suspect honored
• Weather Vlog: Stay Tuned & Keep Your Rain Gear Handy
• Weather Blog: A Fine Thursday, But Rain's On The Way
• American Airlines Flight Diverted After Passenger Allegedly Assaults Flight Attendant
• Merriam-Webster dictionary adds 455 new words
• Tornadoes tear off roofs and leave trail of damage in Texas, Louisiana
• Flyers Score Twice In 3rd, Win 5-3 To Hand Oilers 1st Loss
• Christmas Tree Shortage? Yes. Turkey Shortage? Unlikely For California
• PTL Links: Oct. 28, 2021
• Chef Bill Fuller: Turkey Chili
• Homicide Investigation Underway After Double Shooting In Commerce City
• Sacramento Man, 40, Killed In Apparent High-Speed Crash On Elverta Road Near Gibson Ranch
• New Castle City Police Issues Arrest Warrant For 18-Year-Old Daniel Tweedlie In Connection To Deadly Shooting
• U.S. economy slowed amid headwinds from COVID-19, supply chains
• Man Facing Murder Charges After Jeanette Willem Killed With Hammer At Northvale Industrial Complex
• ID Left At Scene Of Catalytic Converter Theft Led Deputies To Sacramento County Resident Timothy Eccel
• UPMC McKeesport Hospital Hosting Hiring Event On November 1
• City Of Pittsburgh Releases Details To Replace Streetlights
• True Crime: Dr. Oz Asks George Anthony If He Would Have A Relationship With Casey Anthony
• One Year After Launching New Store During Pandemic, Sally's Nuts To Celebrate 'Grand Opening' In Highland Park
• Miami Proud: For South Florida's Wheelchair Basketball Team, 'Miami Heat Wheels,' It's All About Therapy & Brotherhood
• Vikings-Cowboys Preview: Minnesota Faces Big Challenge In Halloween Matchup
• Climate change to force millions out of homes in Africa
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/28 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• 5 People Injured In Camden County Crash Involving Tour Buses
• Police Investigating Reported Gunfire On Interstate 95 Near Aramingo Avenue
• Transportation Troubles: Addressing The Bus Driver Shortage This School Year
• Do You Believe in Ghosts? New Survey Says More Americans Believe
• True Crime: George And Cindy Anthony Tell Dr. Oz Their Reaction To Casey's Recent Run-In With Police
• Small SUVs fare poorly in new, tougher side-impact crash test
• School safety officer charged with murder in death of teen mom
• Flight diverted after passenger allegedly roughs up flight attendant
• Ransomware gang says it hacked the National Rifle Association
• New York school district bans "Squid Game" Halloween costumes
• Nor'easter knocks out power for nearly half a million residents
• Judge denies NYPD union's bid to halt COVID vaccine mandate
• Father Of 7-Year-Old Peter Cuacuas Faces Arraignment In Starvation Case
• True Crime: Cindy Anthony Opens Up To Dr. Oz About Celebrating What Would Have Been Caylee's 16Th Birthday
• 'John Doe' Who Accused Former Blackhawks Video Coach Brad Aldrich Of Sexual Abuse Identifies Himself As Kyle Beach
• Mayor Frey Faces Minneapolis Voters With Future Of Policing At Top Of Mind
• Some immunocompromised people can get 4 doses of COVID vaccine
• Pittsburgh Weather: Overnight Rain Kicks Off Rainy Couple Of Days Ahead
• "You have cancer": Sally Yates opens up about her diagnosis
• World Series Notebook: Home Team Finally Wins At Home 
• Watch: Train Cars Carrying Ethanol Tumble In Front Of Stopped Cars In Southern Minnesota Town
• For Black and Latino gun owners, being armed "evens the playing field"
• True Crime: George And Cindy Anthony One-On-One With Dr. Oz On Casey Anthony 10 Years Later
• No. 16 Baylor At Home Could Knock Texas Out Of Big 12 Race
• Oil Chiefs Set To Testify At Landmark Congressional Hearing
• Macy's Holding Hiring Event In Minooka, Illinois Thursday
• Parents Of Woodland Hills High School Students Concerned About School Safety Following Another Threat
• Man Hit With Broken Bottle During Argument On CTA Blue Line Train Near Chicago Avenue
• Minnesota Weather: Rain Expected To Stick Around Through Thursday
• Boston University Suspends Fraternity Amid Sexual Assault Investigation
• True Crime: Casey Anthony 10 Years Later: George And Cindy Anthony One-On-One With Dr. Oz
• Carson Middle School In North Allegheny To Have Extra Security In Place On Thursday
• Starbucks Raising US Workers' Pay As Union Effort Looms
• "John Doe" in NHL's Blackhawks sex abuse scandal comes forward
• Man Found Shot And Killed Inside Portable Toilet In South Austin
• Chicago Weather: Rain Returns Thursday
• Maryland Weather: Cooler But Sunny Thursday
• Allegheny Valley School District And UPMC To Host COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic
• Philadelphia Weather: Delaware River To Crest Thursday Morning, Coastal Flood Advisory Issued Until 6 p.m.
• Five People Displaced After Apartment Building Goes Up In Flames In Stowe Township
• 16-Year-Old Ahjaon Jackson Shot, Killed While Coming Home From Work With Twin Sister, Philadelphia Police Say
• Study Finds Pennsylvanians Love Their Hershey Bars On Halloween
• It Happens Here: Wayside Country Store In Marlboro Keeps The Past In The Present
• Barnes Hits 3 At Buzzer, Kings Sink Suns 110-107
• Vinyl Release Of The Late Mac Miller's 2014 Mixtape 'Faces' Sets Record
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• President Biden Announces Nomination Of Cindy Chung To Become U.S. Attorney For Western District Of Pa.
• Swastika Made From Masking Tape Found At Middle School In Mount Lebanon
• Jury Acquits 83-Year-Old Man Who Had Spent 45 Years In Prison For Wife's Death
• West Virginia Man Facing Accusations Of Sexually Assaulting Multiple Women
• Helping At-Risk Youth, Shelter Dogs Become Better Together with Teacher's Pet
• CBS4 Exclusive: Former Broward Sheriff Scott Israel Calls Scot Peterson's Press Conference On His Deposition 'Fictional'
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/28 Thursday Morning Forecast

Videos from October 28, 2021

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• White House economic adviser discusses Biden's Build Back Better plan
• Biden announces framework for Build Back Better Act. Now lawmakers have to finalize the details.
• Football becomes form of therapy in fire-ravaged West
• Facebook changes corporate name to Meta
• CBS News Exclusive: Sally Yates talks about breast cancer diagnosis
• Flight diverted after passenger attacks attendant
• Justice Department reaches settlement in Charleston church shooting
• New York City workers protest COVID vaccine mandate
• Criminal complaint filed against former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo
• Biden urges Dems to back sweeping social agenda
• Taste With Tori: Steak 48
• Local Matters: Polling shows New Hampshire 2022 Senate race could be tight
• Virginia prepares for close results on election night
• Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan pushes for GOP to refocus on "policy, empathy and tone"
• Biden looks to restore European allies' faith in the U.S.
• Andrew Cuomo faces misdemeanor charge of forcible touching
• Biden urges Democrats to unite on smaller social and climate spending plan
• Facebook changing company name to Meta
• New York City firefighters protest vaccine mandate outside mayor’s home
• Wives of jailed Nicaraguan political prisoners speak to 60 Minutes
• Doctor discusses fourth COVID-19 vaccine dose and vaccinating young children
• Seville, Spain, to develop heat wave naming system
• Global supply chain in crisis
• Texas approves new congressional district map
• What to expect as President Biden heads to Europe
• Biden unveils revised social spending plan, calling it "transformative"
• Judge sets ground rules for Kyle Rittenhouse trial
• Biden unveils details of $1.75 trillion spending plan
• Diving deep into baseball's storied history
• Trump statement makes waves in Virginia governor's race
• China's economy suffers major setbacks
• Florida school board member targeted by parents and lawmakers
• Former player with Chicago Blackhawks breaks silence about alleged abuse by coach
• Marine praised for stopping attempted robbery
• How one military mom mobilized thousands of volunteers to bring sense of hope to Afghan refugees
• "Unite the Right" rally organizers on trial for deadly riot in 2017
• Michigan farm helps formerly incarcerated Americans grow vegetables and opportunity
• Small SUVs only do so-so in revamped side crash test
• Governor Larry Hogan on vaccinating kids and President Biden's infrastructure deal
• Newest hockey arena focuses on climate awareness
• Player speaks after report finds Chicago Blackhawks took "no action" for weeks on sex assault claim
• Biden set to meet with Pope Francis during visit to Europe
• Biden expected to meet with House Democrats ahead of major foreign trip
• Sally Yates reveals battle with breast cancer
• Biden to meet with House Democrats before departing for Europe
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