Site Map for November 3, 2021

Articles from November 3, 2021

• Report: Giants Star Buster Posey To Retire; Announcement Scheduled Thursday
• Detectives Seize Security Video In Search For Woman Missing For Two Weeks, Heidi Plank
• LASD And LAPD Address Homeless Encampments On Westside
• Placerville Woman Attacked With Hatchet Recovering From Eye Surgery
• USC Professor Speaks Out About History Of Predatory Behavior On Campus
• Vaccination Proof To Be Required In Businesses Across City And County Of LA
• Sacramento Adds Speed Bumps To Lemon Hill Avenue After Hit-And-Run Crash Killed Great-Grandmother
• Gross Reservoir Expansion Project: Agreement Reached Between Denver Water And Boulder County
• Former Sacramento Firefighter Returns To Department After Resigning Over Racism Claims
• Many Colorado Families Ready To Get Their Children Vaccinated Against COVID Right Away
• Jordan Poole Scores 31, Warriors Defeat Hornets To Go 6-1
• Local Investors Withdraw Bid For Casa Bonita, Clearing Way For South Park Creators Trey Parker And Matt Stone
• 27 New VTA Bus Drivers Graduate As Agency Looks To Bounce Back
• Clippers Outshoot Timberwolves In 126-115 Win
• Struggling Vikings Fending Off November Gloom
• Student Caught With Loaded Gun On Franklin High School Campus In Stockton
• Fight Inside Aurora Walmart Leads To Police Response
• National Jewish Health Among Several Offering COVID Vaccine To Young Children
• Human Remains Found In Concord River May Be Linked To Judith Chartier, Woman Missing Since 1982
• Public Visiting Hours For Jerry Remy To Be Held Thursday In Waltham
• Video Of Wellesley Boy Trick-Or-Treating In His Jeep Goes Viral
• Are You Eligible For A COVID Booster? Doctor Breaks It Down
• 'Nothing's Available Nearby,' Parents Of Young Children Frustrated By Lack Of Pediatric COVID Vaccine Appointments
• Chicago Weather: Thursday To Start In The 20s For Most
• Neighbors Terrified Amid Rash Of Gunfire And Shootings In And Around Albany Park, Alderwoman Says Fix Is Not So Simple
• Allen Robinson Looking For Answers As He Continues To Be Non-Factor In Bears Offense This Season
• Woman Tells Harrowing Story After She Was Brutally Attacked By Man She'd Moved Away From On Green Line Train
• Despite Several Chances To Tie In 3rd, Blackhawks Lose To Hurricanes
• Coral Gables Business Owner Grateful Burglar Didn't Get Away With Much But 'It's Still A Violation'
• Taxi Drivers' Hunger Strike Ends, After City Agrees To Additional Medallion Debt Relief
• New York City Ready To Roll Out COVID Vaccine For 5 To 11-Year-Olds As Early As Thursday; In Schools Next Week
• Broadway Plays 'Is This A Room,' 'Dana H.' Extend Runs Through End Of November
• More Than 2 Million SoCal Edison Residential Customers Being Transitioned To 'Time-Of-Use' Rate Plans
• After Decades Of Waiting, New Housing Units Taking Shape On San Francisco's Treasure Island
• 74-Year-Old Queens Man Facing Charges In 1976 Killing Of World War I Veteran
• 3 Injured In 2-Vehicle Crash In Beaver Falls
• Fireworks Over Hudson River Mark Eve Of Diwali
• First 'Broadway In Boston' Show Reopens After 603 Days With No Theater
• Supreme Court Considers Scope Of Gun Rights In Major Second Amendment Case
• Mixed Reactions From Parents As Maryland Prepares To Vaccinate Children As Young As 5
• Hogan: Decision To Vaccinate Children Up To Parents; Baltimore City, Neighboring Counties Announce Appointments, Clinics
• On Eve Of Judy Garland's 100th Birthday, Grand Rapids Museum Showcases Star's Memorabilia
• Vigil Held, Father Issues Plea For Inaki Bascaran, 23, Who Has Been Missing Since He Left River North Bar This Past Weekend
• 'If They Need Extra Help, Let's Give It To Them': City Schools Announce Changes After Teachers Express Feeling 'Burnt Out'
• State Panel Decides Not To Take Action On 5 Sports Wagering Licenses
• EXCLUSIVE: Blake Barklage's Family, Friends Speak After La Salle College High School Senior's Tragic Death
• Sparrows Point Father Working To Help Prospective Parents Adopt Children
• Heather Mack Arrested On Federal Conspiracy And Obstruction Of Justice Charges In Mother's Murder, After Release From Prison In Indonesia
• St. Paul City Council Passes Tobacco Ordinance That Raises Prices, Bans Use Of Coupons
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Takes Aim Again At Elections
• Kittle, Wilson, Gould Return To 49ers Practice Ahead Of Divisional Showdown Vs. Cardinals
• Clippers Inch Closer to .500 With Win Over T-Wolves, 126-115
• 'So Confused': Denver International Airport Travelers Try To Navigate New Security Checkpoint Changes
• NWSL Playoffs Start Sunday; Carli Lloyd Possibly Playing In Last Match
• Iraqi Family That Risked Their Lives For US Troops Have Life Savings Stolen In Dallas
• UPS hosting virtual hiring event, positions available in SE Michigan
• Rare Apple-1 Computer To Go Up For Auction Tuesday In Rancho Cucamonga
• Michigan House Approves Controversial Bill Banning 'Race Or Gender Stereotyping' From Curriculum
• Election 2021: Duggan Reelected, Dearborn Elects First Arab-American Mayor, Proposals Pass In Detroit, Ann Arbor
• Building Custodian Michael Craig Called 911 Saying Wife Had Knife To His Throat, But Craig Was The One Shot And Killed By Police
• Defrocked Priest Daniel McCormack, Who Admitted To Molesting Numerous Underage Boys, Is Out Of State Custody
• Atlanta Plays Red Bulls To Scoreless Draw
• DeRozan, Bulls Short-Handed As They Lose To 76ers
• NIU Takes Early Lead, But Loses To Kent State
• Early Voting Schedule Released For Run-Off Election For Miami Beach Commission Seats
• Laudemer Arboleda's Family Marks 3rd Anniversary of Fatal Danville Officer-Involved Shooting
• Embiid, Curry Lead Short-Handed 76ers Past DeRozan, Bulls
• Brown Nets 28, Celtics Use 3rd-Quarter Run To Beat Magic
• AG Rob Bonta Puts Focus On Affordable Housing In California
• North Texas Gold Star Family Moved To Help Others Experiencing Similar Heartbreak
• Even Holiday Cards May Be Tougher To Find This Year Due To Paper Supply Shortage
• Josephine Baker To Be Celebrated November 28 For Her Work To Desegregate Miami Clubs
• Colorado Pediatric Experts Helping Families Navigate New COVID Vaccine Guidance
• Former Pittsburgh Pirate Andrew McCutchen Set To Become Unrestricted Free Agent
• Maryland Weather: Frost Advisory For Areas Across Region
• No-Burn Order In Effect Thursday In Many Parts Of Southland
• Authorities Seek 4 Women Who Stole Balenciaga And Saint Laurent Handbags From Calabasas Boutique
• Woman's Nonprofit Helps Underrepresented Communities Share Their Stories
• Venice Residents Concerned Homeless Encampments Will Return Even After Clearing
• Phillies Decline Club Options On Andrew McCutchen, Odubel Herrera
• 7 Downtown Sacramento Businesses Burglarized In One Night
• 4 People Transported To Hospital After 2-Car Crash In South Gate
• Around The Table: Post-Election Day Analysis
• Cannabis Gummies Found In Trick-Or-Treater's Halloween Candy In Stafford Township
• Supreme Court Hears Arguments In Major New York Gun Rights Case
• Pfizer Vaccine For Children 5 To 11-Years-Old Now Available In LA County
• Ready For The Rollout: Local Parents Weigh In On Getting Their Kids Ages 5 And Up Vaccinated
• Gov. Walz Temporarily Eases Trucking Regulations To Help Livestock Producers Impacted By Drought
• COVID: Small Businesses in San Francisco's Financial District Await Return of Downtown Workforce
• 2 Arrested For Turlock Hit-And-Run That Left Pedestrian With Severe Brain Injury
• Supply Chain Issues Stalling Auto Repairs For Some In North Texas
• Colorado-Based Nonprofit Pushes For Climate Action At UN Conference
• Annapolis Mayor Gavin Buckley Wins Second Term After Steven Strawn Concedes Race
• Acting School Requires Prop-Gun Safety Course After Recent Shooting Death On Western Film 'Rust'
• North Texas Voters Focus On Basics: Approve Road And School Building Improvements In Bond Elections
• Big Pharma spending $263M to prevent Congress from lowering drug prices
• Defense In Elizabeth Holmes Trial Shows Investment Managers Steered Clients To Theranos Despite Warning Signs
• City Announces $2.7 Million COVID-19 Small Business Support Program Engaging Nonprofits To Help Chicago Businesses That Have Been Suffering
• Proposed Mission Statement Citing Systemic Racism Has Allegheny County Judges Up In Arms
• Maryland Natural Resources Police Rescues Injured Bald Eagle
• Denver Film Festival Kicks Off Wednesday Night With 'Spencer'
• Who Is Ed Gainey, Pittsburgh's 1st Black Mayor?
• Greenbelt Passes Referendum To Study Reparations
• Motorcyclist Dies Following Crash In Brainerd
• Two people killed and one injured in fall at ABBA tribute concert
• McDonald's Begins Testing McPlant Burger At Manhattan Beach, El Segundo Locations
• Daughter Of Dale Holness Pleads Guilty To COVID Relief Fraud
• Manhattan District Attorney-Elect Alvin Bragg Gets Back To Work After Historic Win
• Kyle Rittenhouse Trial: Jurors Uncomfortable Watching Graphic Video Of The Shooting
• Calumet City Woman Worried She'd Lose Her Home After Someone Took Out Fraudulent Federal PPP Loan In Her Name
• Berkeley Police Arrest Half-Naked Man in Woman's Home on Suspicion of Burglary, Attempted Rape
• Minneapolis Community Group Sits Down With Police Leaders To Create Roadmap For Transformation
• Village Of Dixmoor Lifts Boil Order After More Than Two Weeks
• LA Marathon Returns With New Course
• Orange County Makes Pediatric COVID Vaccine Available
• 'A Huge Sigh Of Relief;' Kids COVID Shots Begin In Santa Clara County
• New Lenox Police Accused Of Dumping Man In Parking Lot After He Was Released From Hospital; He Was Then Hit By Car
• Miami Beach Voters Approve 2 A.M. Closing Time For South Beach Bars
• Twin Cities School District Makes Historic Pledge To Have 20% Of Lunch Menu Plant-Based By 2024
• Nursing school applications increase despite toll of pandemic
• Supreme Court hears first major gun rights case in more than a decade
• As Supreme Court Takes On Major Gun-Right Case, Ruling Could Have Significant Impact On Pennsylvania Gun Owners
• School Safety Conference Aims To Reduce Threats
• '2021 PBR World Finals: Unleash The Beast' Begins November 3rd In Las Vegas
• 1st Kids Under 12 Get COVID-19 Shot In Pittsburgh Area
• Port Of Los Angeles Prepares For 200 Cruises In 2022, Most Since 2008
• Gov. Hochul Unveils Updated Plans To Revitalize Penn Station
• Facing $125 Million Deficit, SFUSD Officials Work On Budget Plan
• 2 Floors Evacuated When Fire Breaks Out In Dearborn Homes High-Rise
• Minnesota To Receive $74M In Federal Funds To Protect, Conserve Wetland Habitat
• LA Mayor Eric Garcetti Tests Positive For COVID In Scotland
• Motorcyclist Killed After Colliding With Garbage Truck In San Jose
• Beaver County School Mourns 14-Year-Old Student, Bus Driver After I-79 Crash
• Modesto Man Arrested For Alleged Rape, Kidnapping, Attempted Murder Of Teen Girl
• Sources: Pittsburgh Mayor-Elect Ed Gainey To Name Jake Wheatley Deputy Mayor And Jake Pawlak Chief Of Staff
• Northeast Philadelphia Dentist Paying Kids For Leftover Halloween Candy To Donate To Troops
• Jury To Reconvene Thursday After Failing To Reach Verdict For Steve Pankey In Jonelle Matthews Murder Trial
• Democratic socialist says win in Buffalo mayor's race "seems unlikely"
• South Florida Beaches See Record Year For Sea Turtle Nests
• As Civic Center Park Slowly Reopens, Drugs & Crime 'Will Not Be Tolerated'
• 'It Didn't Hurt That Much': Chicago Kids Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Young Dallas Kids Roll Up Sleeves For COVID-19 Vaccine
• MCCA Votes In Support Of Issuing Refund Checks To Michigan Drivers
• North Texas Gears Up For Kids COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout
• Pittsburgh Leaders Celebrate Continued Development Of Affordable Housing
• Pan-Mass Challenge Raises $64 Million In 2021 With Less Riders
• Democratic Primary To Replace Rep. Hastings Too Close To Call; Jason Mariner Wins Republican Primary
• Paul Quinn College Holding Court With One Of The Most Unique Gyms In College Basketball
• Earlier Sunset, Longer Nights: Daylight Saving Time Ends Sunday
• Residents Of Long Island City Neighborhood Upset Homeless Shelters Keep Popping Up All Over
• 'Revenge Of The Suburbs': Republicans Replace Democrat Long Island DAs
• 'You Expect People To Have Basic Human Decency': Missing Dog Owner On Scammer Charging Ransom To Get Pooch Back
• U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee Advances Former Mayor Rahm Emanuel's Nomination As Ambassador To Japan
• Political Expert Calls GOP's Stunning Success On Long Island, Especially In Nassau County, A 'Red Tsunami'
• Kids 5-11 In Philadelphia Area Begin Receiving Pfizer's COVID Vaccine After CDC Approval
• NYPD: Shots Fired As Suspects Flee Traffic Stop In Brooklyn
• Body Found 'Covered With Tires And Trash' In South Dallas Dumpster
• Mayor-Elect Eric Adams Outlines Reforms For Public Safety, Criminal Justice, And More In Extensive Interview With CBS2's Marcia Kramer
• Macy's Queens Center Unveils 3 Large Murals To Inspire Letter-Writing Campaign To Santa
• Suffolk County Police Officer Undergoes Brain Surgery After Being Struck By Alleged Drunk Driver
• Gov. Jared Polis Celebrates New Department Of Early Childhood & Pre-K Program Growth
• Tight Race For New Jersey Governor Catches Some Off-Guard
• Pentagon probe found no negligence in botched Kabul airstrike that killed 10 civilians
• DoorDash Driver Wounded In Car-To-Car Shooting In La Mirada While Delivering Food Order
• With Phil Murphy And Jack Ciattarelli Virtually Tied, It's Possible New Jersey Governor's Race Goes To Recount
• Locksmiths To Work On 19 Safes Found At Surfside Condo Collapse Site
• Pompano Beach Firefighters Prep For Something They Hope They Never To Face: Train Vs. Car Scenario
• New Jersey Governor Race Still Too Close To Call As Votes Continue To Be Counted
• Ex-Raider Henry Ruggs III Was Two Times Above Legal Limit Before Crash
• Elderly Woman In Wheelchair Struck And Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver In Duncanville
• Following Re-Election, Mayor Frey Expresses Confidence About Working With New Minneapolis City Council On Public Safety
• Voters Approve Measure To Improve Denver Roads, Sidewalks During Deadly Year
• Miami PD Nabs Trio Of Thieves Who Ransacked Luxury Designer Sneaker Store
• Peyton Manning's Amazingly Fast Chicken Chow-Down Draws Rave Reviews On Social Media
• Analysts: Pennsylvania Election Great For Republicans, Allegheny County An Oasis For Democrats
• Capitol Hill Democrats feel the pressure after off-year GOP wins
• Catholic Charities Recognizes Johns Hopkins Graduate With 'Anne Lindsey Otenasek' Award
• Suspected Dallas Car Thief Charged With Murder For Deadly Crash In Carrollton
• Pittsburgh Firefighters Union Files Grievance Against City Over Vaccine Mandate
• Keller @ Large: Hidden Winners And Losers Of Election Day
• Woman Arrested In Fatal Fort Lauderdale Shooting
• Boston Mayor-Elect Michelle Wu Says Building Team Is Top Priority After Historic Election Win; 'We Need To Meet This Moment'
• Fisherman's Wharf Shrimp Recalled For Possible Listeria
• Why Parents Should Get The Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine For Kids 5-To-11, According To Dr. Mallika Marshall
• Facebook and Instagram users report outages
• Here's What It's Like To Live In One Of Charlie Munger's Windowless Dorms
• Defense For Philadelphia Union Boss John Dougherty Presents Case After Judge Drops One Bribery Charge
• Duncanville Man Charged With Murder Of Family Member In Her Home
• 2021 Election Day Results For GOP Could Be Preview Of 2022 Midterms, Rutgers-Camden Political Science Professor Says
• Confessed Parkland Shooter Nikolas Cruz Back In Court
• Deer Gets Tangled Up In Badminton Net In Evergreen
• Billboard Offers $50,000 Reward For Information In 2013 Murder Of Kenny Fulks
• Texas Police Sergeant Charged With 2 Child Sex Crimes
• Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine For Kids Rolling Out But Many Parents Remain Hesitant
• Former Blackhawks Coach Brad Aldrich's Name Crossed Off Stanley Cup
• Following CDC Green Light, Minnesota Begins Vaccinating Young Children Against COVID
• Unemployed Workers Union Vows To Keep Fighting After Baltimore Judge Dismisses Lawsuit
• New Jersey State Senate President Trailing Election To Commercial Truck Driver With No Political Experience
• Vietnam Veteran Vito Pampalona, Yellow Ribbon Fund Help Wounded Vets and Their Families As They Return Home From Service
• CVS, Walgreens To Start Providing Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine For Kids 5-11 This Weekend
• Massachusetts Reports 1,290 New COVID Cases, 15 Additional Deaths
• 'It Hits All Of Us Hard,' NH State Police Staff Sgt. Jesse Sherrill Laid To Rest After Public Memorial Service
• Gus And YiaYia's Ice Ball Cart Is Newest Addition To Carnegie Science Center's Miniature Railroad Display
• Don't Throw Out That Jack-O-Lantern From Halloween, Turn It Into Compost
• Madeline Ann Cramer Wanted In Cathedral Basilica Vandalism
• Nonbinary Designation Added For Michigan Driver's Licenses
• Contractor Arrested For Illegal Dumping In SW Miami-Dade
• Colorado Rises To 5th Highest COVID-19 Rate In The Country
• UPDATE: No Charges Against Teen Arrested in Gilroy Halloween Party Shooting
• Napa Man Convicted In Rape, Sexual Abuse of Child Family Members; Faces Life In Prison
• MPCA Expands Private Well Sampling Area In Andover
• Man Hit By FedEx Truck In Northwest Baltimore, Firefighters Union Says
• Thursday's Show Info (11/4/21)
• Counterfeit products flood internet ahead of holidays
• Nicholas Villarini Identified, Charged With Deadly Crashes After Police Chase
• Rochester, NH Police Looking For Woman Who Allegedly Tried To Abduct 5-Year-Old Boy
• Mexican Singing Star Ana Gabriel Receives Star On Hollywood Walk Of Fame
• Hunters In Northwestern Minnesota Urged To Sample Deer Following Suspected CWD Case
• 2 Children Mistakenly Given Adult Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine At Pop-Up Clinic
• Survey: Medical Fraud Ranks Highest In Miami
• Port Of Baltimore Traffic Swells With New Contracts & Supply Chain Issues
• Western Pennsylvania School For Blind Children Bus Driver Accused Of Carrying Gun
• Senate Democrats again fail to overcome GOP opposition to voting rights bill
• Police Identify Mother, Son Killed In Lower Oxford Township As Kimberly Harris, Jordan Foster; Suspect Dead, Police Say
• Sac Republic FC Winter Holiday Drive
• PennDOT Outlines Plans For Winter Season In Philadelphia Region
• Oakland Tech Students Walk Out to Protest District's Sexual Harassment Policy
• 'Want To Make Sure Everything Is OK': Some Parents Still Concerned About COVID-19 Shots For Younger Kids
• 3 Aldermen Demand Chicago Park District Board Chair Avis LaVelle Resign Over Handling Of Lifeguard Sex Abuse Scandal
• Downtown Pittsburgh Edge Card Encourages People To Shop Downtown
• Police Searching For 'Armed And Dangerous' Framingham Murder Suspect Eugene Sutton
• Baltimore Area Jurisdictions Announce Plans And Clinics To Vaccinate Children Ages 5 To 11
• With Approval Announced, Local Mom Excited 6 & 8-Year-Olds Can Be Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• GOP Chair Funds Michigan Ballot Drive To Toughen Voting Law
• Baltimore OKs $760K Contract Extension For ShotSpotter Program
• Chicago To Test Program To Reduce Students In Quarantine
• PennDOT Looking To Hire More Than 40 Seasonal Workers This Winter; Job Fair To Be Held Thursday
• Southwest Airlines Pilot Accused Of Assaulting Flight Attendant In Hotel Bar During Argument Over Masks
• $11,000 Seized In Drug Busts Donated To Jeannette Police For K-9
• South Florida Man Sentenced To 25 Years On Federal Child Pornography Charges
• Lakeville Police Asking For Public's Help Identifying Road Rage Assault Suspect
• 'We Saw The Hole Down To His Brain': Loyal Pit Bull 'Rocky' Defends Family From Mountain Lion In Backyard
• Mayor Kenney Orders Philadelphia Police To Stop Pulling Drivers Over For Minor Infractions
• Miami Dolphins Say They Were Doing 'Due Diligence' On Deshaun Watson
• Maryland Board Of Public Awards OKs $3.7M In Funding For Projects In Allegany & Caroline Counties
• Packers QB Aaron Rodgers Tests Positive For COVID-19, Will Miss Game Vs. Chiefs
• Fed to start removing support for economy as inflation surges
• 62% Of Fort Worth ISD Employees Have Applied For $500 COVID-19 Vaccine Stipend, District Says
• Buddy Bones, Pizza Dough Dog Treats Helps Raise Money For Michigan Humane
• Colorado Hospitals Activate Tier 3 For Transfers As Facilities Become Overwhelmed With Patients
• Minneapolis City Council Races: Unofficial Winners Declared In All Wards
• Man Rescued From Burning South Minneapolis Home Dies At Hospital
• Chicago Weather: Gradual Warming Trend
• Fishing In Orange County Waters Prohibited Until At Least Dec. 1
• Suspects Arrested In Frightening Spree Of Armed San Francisco Home Invasion Robberies
• Former State Rep. Luis Arroyo Pleads Guilty To Federal Bribery Charges
• Newly Formed North Texas LLC Claims $18.75 Million Lotto Texas Jackpot
• John Deere Workers Continue Strike, On The Picket Line Since October
• Eight-Foot Wall Of Junk At Hoarder's House To Be Cleaned Up By City Of Los Angeles
• Brooklyn Nets star Kevin Durant starts $200 million SPAC
• Gophers, Fleck Agree To New 7-Year Contract
• Howard University says student protests caused layoffs
• Missing 11-Year-Old Boy In Beaver County Found Safe After Massive Search
• Barricade Suspect With 2 Children Surrenders After 9-Hour Standoff On Residential Costa Mesa Street
• Minneapolis Election: Jacob Frey Re-Elected As Mayor
• SF Supe Proposes Naming Japantown Pedestrian Mall After Late Artist Ruth Asawa
• Prosecutor: Former Raiders Star Henry Ruggs III Driving At More Than 150 mph Before Deadly Crash
• Court Orders Federal Judge To Reconsider Detroit Convicted Killer's Release
• Island nations could sue over climate change
• Protest For Immigrant Rights Stops Traffic Downtown Near Ida B. Wells, Eisenhower Exit
• Now That Your Younger Child Can Get A COVID-19 Vaccine, Here's How To Be Fully Vaccinated By Christmas And Kwanzaa
• Off-Duty CPD Officer Shot, Killed During Quarrel With Fellow CPD Officer Wife On Far Northwest Side, Sources Say
• J.C. Jackson Misses Wednesday's Patriots Practice With Illness
• Henry Ruggs was driving at 156 mph before deadly crash, police say
• Civic Center Park Begins Reopening After Clean Up, Plans For Christkindl Market Move Forward
• Baltimore Man, 25, Killed In Essex Crash
• Minneapolis Election: City Clerk Reports High Voter Turnout As Tabulation Resumes Wednesday
• Andrew McGinnis-Bruno, 29, Missing From San Dimas Found Safe
• Man Shot In Face While Holding Child In West Oakland
• Metro Detroit Native, Journalist Danny Fenster Denied Bail, Hit With New Charge In Myanmar
• Travel Expert Offers Tips For Booking Flights During Holiday Season
• Witness says Kyle Rittenhouse called him seconds after shooting
• Harford County Humane Society Shelter At Capacity, Adoption Fees Reduced
• 5 Years Later, Investigators Still Searching For Terry Brisk's Killer
• Walmart On A Nationwide Hiring Spree
• Police, SWAT At Carl Schurz High School For Report Of Student With Gun
• Free Tuition For Spring 2022 Semester, $500 COVID-19 Vaccination Incentive Offered For Modesto Junior College Students
• Former Baltimore Colts RB Tom Matte Dies At 82
• Alameda Labor Union IT Director Gets 5-Year Prison Sentence For Embezzling Millions In Union Funds
• Michigan Senate GOP Restores 22-16 Edge In Special Elections
• 2 Arrested In Fatal Halloween Shooting In South San Jose
• Activist Defeats Pulitzer-Winning Reporter In Detroit City Council Race
• Las Vegas Raiders star to be charged in fatal car crash
• Ronnie Wilson, co-founder of The Gap Band, dies at 73
• Ross Township Woman Pleads Guilty To Role In Capitol Riot
• Denver Water, Boulder County Reach Agreement In Gross Reservoir Expansion
• Aaron Rodgers tests positive for COVID-19
• U.S. rescinds rules limiting asylum-seeker processing at border crossings
• Boil Water Advisories Lifted In Novi, Walled Lake, Commerce Township After Water Main Break
• Former U.S. Army Ranger Battalion Member Uses Beef Company To Support Military Veterans
• Three Construction Workers Hit By A Car Near Archbishop Curley High School, Fire Department Says
• Petition Calls For Renaming Jersey Street Outside Fenway Park To 'Jerry Remy Way'
• Are Booster Shots Same Formulation As Original COVID-19 Vaccines? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Arrested: Colorado Suspect Wanted For Aggravated Sexual Assault Spotted In Minneapolis Area
• UPDATE: Pinole Woman Killed in Oakland Shooting Last Week Identified
• Train Hits, Pins Down Teen's Ankle In Northeast Minneapolis
• Norwin School Counselor Faces Drug Charges
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 425 New Cases, 1 Additional Death
• Amazon targeting an untapped group of hires: Parents
• Patriots Defense May Have To Deal With Christian McCaffrey This Weekend
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 3-Day Total Of 10,245 New Cases, 181 More Deaths
• China's nuclear expansion outpacing Defense Department projections
• North Texas Man Sentence To 13 Years In Prison For 'Mystery Shopper' Mail Fraud
• Eric Adams Says He Plans To Be A 'Get Stuff Done' Mayor, Adds He Won't Address Vaccine Mandate Until At Least Jan. 1
• Norridge Police Help Mother Who Gave Birth Unexpectedly At Home
• Wayne County Attorney Pleads Guilty To Embezzling Money From Deceased Client's Trust
• Chicago Weather: Sunny And Cold Day Ahead
• Dr. Ala Stanford Center For Health Equity Opens In North Philadelphia
• Miami Weather: Showers Likely Ahead Of Cold Front
• Sidney Crosby, Brian Dumoulin Positive For COVID-19, Miss Practice
• Brandon Simmons Captured In Peabody After Evading Police For 2 Days Following Robberies, Chase
• Chicago Parents Signing Up Kids 5-11 For COVID-19 Vaccine After CDC Okay
• 2 Garland Children Mistakenly Given Adult Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Michelle Wu, First Woman And First Person Of Color Elected Mayor Of Boston, Grew Up In Chicago Area
• New Metro Fire Recruits Get Training On The Jaws Of Life
• New Vending Machines Dispenses Books At Several Corona-Norco Unified Schools
• Report: Packers' Aaron Rodgers Tests Positive For COVID, Will Miss Game Against Kansas City
• Orioles 1B Trey Mancini And NBC Sports Reporter Sara Perlman Announce Engagement
• COVID In Minnesota: As Vaccines Green-Lit For Kids 5 And Up, Deaths Mount In Minnesota
• CDC director on COVID vaccine for kids and taking "time to get it right"
• USPS Hosting Job Fairs In Philadelphia Suburbs This Month In Effort To Fill Open Positions
• Man Critically Hurt In Shooting Outside NW Miami-Dade Strip Club
• What is Instant Pot? What you need to know about the popular kitchen appliance
• Large Power Outage In Squirrel Hill Prompts Early Dismissal At Allderdice High School
• Michigan Businesses Could Escape COVID-19 Fines Under Bill
• MN Election: Many School Referendums Appear To Have Passed, But Anoka-Hennepin Split
• Man Charged With Robbing Ross Township Chick-Fil-A Through Drive-Thru
• Howard County Police Chief Lisa Myers Retiring After 31 Years With Agency
• LA County Health Director Presents Criteria For Lifting COVID Mask Mandates
• Florida Firefighter Pleads Guilty For Role In Capitol Riot
• Two Men Injured In Glen Burnie Shooting, Police Believe One Victim Was Hit By Stray Bullet
• Philadelphia Orders More Than 20,000 Doses Of Pfizer's Child-Size COVID-19 Vaccine, Dr. Cheryl Bettigole Says
• Officials: 20th Florida Panther Struck, Killed By Vehicle This Year
• LA Board Supervisor Asks Newsom To Declare State Of Emergency Over Carson Odor
• Michigan City With Lead In Water Ordered To Fix Water Plant
• Baltimore Finance Director Henry Raymond To Retire After 37 Years With City
• Russia continues to see daily COVID deaths set new records
• Florida Man Arrested, Suspected Of Shooting At Jacksonville Police Officer
• COVID vaccine could take "life off of pause" for some kids
• Olszewski Proposes Using $80M In American Rescue Plan Funds For COVID Response, $60M For Economic Recovery
• Southwest Airlines Pilot Investigated For Bay Area COVID Mask Altercation
• Juwan Howard Shoots For National Title
• Video Shows Sheridan Police Officer Shawn Ralph Grabbing Shoplifting Suspect's Neck
• Florida Seeks Injunction Against Vaccination Mandate
• CDC Approval Has Texas Set To Receive Estimated 1.3 Million Doses Of Pfizer Pediatric COVID Vaccine
• Biden Administration Ends Trump-Era Policy Limiting Migrants At Legal Southern Border Ports Of Entry
• Historic Hotel Buckminster In Kenmore Square To Become Lab Space
• Fort Morgan Man Was Live Streaming On Twitch When Fire Started At His Home
• Denver Weather: After Three Days Of Clouds, The Metro Area Didn't Get Much Moisture 
• Lawmaker Hammoud Elected Dearborn's 1st Arab American Mayor
• Judge Judy Sheindlin Explains To CBS2 Why She Decided To Move On To New Streaming Show 'Judy Justice'
• Brad Stevens Optimistic Celtics Will Turn Things Around
• Pittsburgh Police Find Missing And Endangered 28-Year-Old Woman
• Different Rebuilding Stages
• Melvin Carter Projected To Win St. Paul Mayoral Race
• Walnut Creek Officials Approve Ban On Selling Flavored Tobacco, Vaping Products
• Baltimore Police Searching For Missing 58-Year-Old Vulnerable Man
• Keller @ Large: Deep-Seated Problems Await New Boston Mayor Michelle Wu
• Niquita Booker Charged With Murder Of Kailah Bledsoe In Gresham
• CVS Pharmacies In Pennsylvania To Begin Vaccinating Children Ages 5-11 On Sunday
• Former NYPD captain Eric Adams elected mayor of New York City
• Gucci Fashion Show Shuts Down Hollywood Boulevard
• Experts Say Minnesota Is Already Facing Effects Of Climate Change
• Sandwich Recipes From Erbert & Gerbert's
• PTL Links: Nov. 3, 2021
• 'It Really Puts The Pandemic Ending In Perspective:' COVID-19 Vaccines Now Approved For Children 5-11
• Jalen Hurts On Henry Ruggs III Fatal Accident, Felony Charges: 'It Hurts My Heart For Everybody Involved'
• Merced Man, 38, Dies After Crash Off Highway 132 In Stanislaus County
• Universal Pre-K Education Taking Shape In Colorado
• Denver's Sun Valley Neighborhood Gets Long-Awaited Food Market
• The Top Natural Butt-Boosting Hacks
• Cooking With Rania: Tomato Bisque With Spicy Cheddar Twists
• Glenn Youngkin Becomes First Republican To Win Statewide Office In Virginia Since 2009
• Dr. Oz Investigates The #1 Most Deadly Plastic Surgery In America: The Brazilian Butt Lift
• 'A Senseless Tragedy': Leilani Beauchamp's Family Demanding Justice After Fairfield Killing
• Date Set For Mario Batali's Sexual Misconduct Trial In Boston
• Mike Duggan Easily Reelected To 3rd Term As Detroit Mayor
• Car belonging to teen missing for 39 years found in river
• NASCAR's Championship Weekend
• Nassau County Executive Race Neck And Neck; Donnelly Claims Victory In DA Race
• Suspect Charged After Seabrook Double Shooting Claims Self Defense Against Men Wielding Bats
• Thanks To Little-Known County Program, Family Buys Vacant Lot In Bronzeville And Is Transforming It Into Community Garden
• Palestinian families reject deal to delay east Jerusalem evictions
• Jay-Z joins Instagram
• CDC Recommends Pfizer's COVID Vaccine For Children As Young As 5
• Man Shot In Attempted Robbery In Downtown Baltimore
• FDNY Battles 5-Alarm Blaze At Commercial Building In Harlem
• Gophers Land 20th In Initial College Football Playoff Rankings
• 2 More Wet Weather Events Coming To Sacramento Region Over The Next Week
• Patriots Defensive Back Adrian Phillips Named AFC Defensive Player Of The Week
• Lions Activate OT Taylor Decker
• Weather Blog: Our First Taste Of The 30s
• Dallas Police Investigating After Man Found Near Dumpster, Shot, Covered With Tires & Trash
• 2 On Your Side: Orange County Sees Spike In E-Bike Accidents
• UPDATE: Bay Area School and Health Officials Plan COVID Vaccine Rollout for Kids Ages 5-11
• 'We Saw The Hole Down To His Brain': Loyal La Verne Dog 'Rocky' Defends Family From Mountain Lion In Backyard
• Americans told to prepare to flee amid possible war crimes in Ethiopia
• Oakmont Borough Police Warn Residents Of Car Break-Ins
• COVID: Spike In Cases In Bay Area Counties Not Likely To Bring Back Mask Mandates For Vaccinated
• Even After Being Fined For Wrongly Denying Claims, American Freedom Insurance's Denials Still Raising Questions
• Minneapolis Election: Voters Reject Question To Replace Police With New Agency
• Adam Buksa Suffers Foot Injury, But Revolution Reportedly Confident He Won't Miss Any Playoff Action
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/3 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• Democrat Ed Gainey Declares Victory, Becoming Pittsburgh's First Black Mayor
• 2nd Amendment, State Restrictions The Topic As Supreme Court Hears Arguments In Gun Rights Case
• Who is Glenn Youngkin, the Republican who will be the next governor of Virginia?
• Giant Eagle Announces All Locations Will Be Closed On Thanksgiving Day
• U.S. denies Iranian claim of Navy attempt to "steal" oil at sea
• UPDATE: Brutal Fairfield Slaying of Leilani Beauchamp Called 'Love Triangle' Gone Wrong
• 'It Really Puts The Pandemic Ending In Perspective:' COVID-19 Vaccines Now Approved For Children 5-11
• CDC recommends Pfizer's COVID vaccine for kids as young as 5
• Michelle Wu becomes Boston's first woman, Asian American mayor
• Democrats consider repeal of SALT deduction cap
• Alec Baldwin shares posts disputing reports "Rust" set was unsafe
• Minneapolis voters reject ballot measure to dismantle police
• 5 Suspects Wanted After Couple Shot During Home Invasion In South Philadelphia, Police Say
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunshine But Colder Temperatures Expected On Wednesday
• 22-Year-Old Killed In Kensington Overnight Shooting, Philadelphia Police Say
• Dog chases mountain lion in home's backyard to protect his family
• Miami Beach Election Results: Dan Gelber Wins Mayoral Race; Voters Say Yes To Alcohol Sales Cutoff Time At 2 AM
• New Ronald Greene autopsy refutes police's claim in fatal arrest
• 42 Votes Pushes Fort Worth ISD $1.2 Billion 'Proposition A' School Bond Over The Top
• Bicyclist Ade Hogue, Killed Last Week Near Grand Avenue And DuSable Lake Shore Drive, Honored With Ghost Bike
• 36-Year-Old Shot, Killed Inside Car In Kensington Neighborhood
• Man Hit In Head With Gun During Carjacking In West Loop
• Minneapolis Election: Proposed Amendment Creating Pathway For Rent Control Passes
• St. Paul Election: Residents Vote 'Yes' On Rent Control
• Minneapolis Election: Proposed 'Strong Mayor' Amendment Passes
• Time To "Fall Back" As Daylight Saving Time Ends This Weekend
• Southwest pilot allegedly assaulted flight attendant in mask dispute
• Southwest Airlines Pilot Cited For Alleged Assault Over Masks With Flight Attendant
• Woman Robbed While Sitting In Car In West Town
• Iran expert Norman Roule on escalating tensions with Tehran
• Incumbent John Hogan Takes Lead Over Bridget Kelly For Bergen County Clerk
• Woman convicted of killing her mother in Indonesia arrested in U.S.
• 25-Year-Old Killed While Gambling Inside Kensington Convenience Store, Police Say
• Maryland Weather: Cool Day, Cooler Night
• Car Belonging To Judith Chartier, Chelmsford Woman Missing Since 1982, Found In Concord River
• Winchendon American Legion Post Selling Original Norman Rockwell Painting To Raise Money For Repairs
• 2 Killed, Multiple Injured After School Bus, Tractor-Trailer Collide On I-79 In Butler County
• Wednesday's Child: 14-Year-Old Zuleika
• Election 2021: Results From Boston And Other Local Races
• COVID: Arrival Of Kids Vaccines Prompts Calls To End Mask Mandate In K-12 Schools
• Nicole Ziccarelli Unseats John Peck As Westmoreland County District Attorney
• 2021 Municipal Election Results
• Pa. Treasurer Garrity Calls Gov. Wolf's Paid Sick Leave Plan 'Fiscally Irresponsible'
• South Park School District Students To Learn Remotely On Wednesday Due To Possible Threat
• N.J. Governor's Race Between Incumbent Phil Murphy And Republican Jack Ciattarelli Too Close To Call
• Two Ohio Republicans Introduce Texas-Style Abortion Restriction Legislation
• 30-Year-Old Man Killed In Late-Night Shooting In North Braddock
• Miller Scores In Overtime, Canucks Rally To Beat Rangers
• ABC Transit, Teamsters Union Reach Tentative Agreement, Avoid Bus Drivers Strike
• Terry Extends Point Streak To 9 As Ducks Blank Devils
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/3 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Braves win first World Series since 1995, beating Astros in Game 6

Videos from November 3, 2021

• 11/3: Red and Blue
• New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy wins reelection
• Republican Glenn Youngkin wins Virginia gubernatorial election
• Mangrove restoration in Florida Keys could offer climate solution
• What's next for Democrats and Republicans after Virginia governor's race?
• Trump's SPAC deal may have violated securities laws, New York Times reports
• Election results suggest red wave could sweep 2022 midterms
• Millions of children begin receiving Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine
• Meet the candidates who made history
• 4-year-old found alive after 18 days
• Supreme Court may strike down New York gun law
• Former NFL player charged in fatal crash
• Nursing school applications soar during pandemic
• China's nuclear force growing faster than expected
• Aaron Rodgers tests positive for COVID
• Big Pharma's influence on drug costs deal
• Lessons learned from 2021 elections
• GOP election success deals blow to Democrats
• Children receive first shots of COVID vaccine
• Supreme Court hears major Second Amendment case
• London Calling: German Chancellor Angela Merkel worries world forgot lessons of World War II
• Leaders from low income countries call on larger nations to live up to climate change promises
• Division among Biden appointees led U.S. to embrace Trump-era border policies
• Doctor weighs in on Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for kids as young as 5
• Las Vegas Raiders star Henry Ruggs charged with DUI in fatal crash
• Hundreds of overseas manufacturers selling counterfeit products online
• Congressman Andy Levin says Democrats are "getting close" on key spending bills
• Analyzing Democratic strategy for midterms after Virginia gubernatorial loss
• Political analysts on GOP victory in Virginia and tight race in New Jersey
• Qatar helps Afghans escape Taliban-controlled country
• Virginia and New Jersey governor's races signal trouble for Democrats
• Doctor discusses CDC's recommendation of Pfizer's lower-dose COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5 to 11
• Republican Glenn Youngkin defeats Terry McAuliffe for Virginia governor
• Eric Adams wins race for New York City mayor
• Jon Batiste on new deluxe album "We Are" and performing with Madonna
• Teen blogger Dylan Levitt writes about living through loss in a note to her future self
• Glenn Youngkin wins Virginia governor race; New Jersey governor race is still too close to call
• Queen Elizabeth II urges bold action on climate change at U.N. summit
• Supply chain logjam stretches from China's factories to U.S. ports, warehouses and stores
• CDC director endorses Pfizer's COVID vaccine for kids 5-11 years old
• Pfizer COVID vaccine recommended for kids 5-11, shots expected to begin Wednesday
• Glenn Youngkin defeats Terry McAuliffe in Virginia governor's race, New Jersey too close to call
• What issues drove Virginia voters to back Glenn Youngkin in governor's race?
• 11/3: CBSN AM
• Youngkin pledges to "reestablish excellence in our schools" in victory speech
• New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy speaks as race remains too close to call