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• Yuba County Water Agency Could Ship Billions Of Gallons Of Water To Bay Area Amid Drought
• Investigation Finds Vallejo Officer's Use of Deadly Force Not 'Reasonable'
• San Francisco Lights Up GG Park Christmas Tree After Darkest Year of Pandemic
• Bay Area Sees Rush to Get COVID Booster Shots
• Rio Linda Sandwich Shop Owner Recovering From Stabbing
• Long Hauler Recovers: COVID-19 Patient Goes Home After 158 Days In Denver Hospital
• Kings Lose To Flames 3-2, Markstrom Makes 40 Saves
• Sacramento Animal Care Services Pushes For More Help For Homeless Pets
• Asian Senior Attacked at SF Bus Stop Appears in Court
• Denver Metro Area Sees Big Increase In Vehicle Theft During COVID, Some Blame Lack Of Jail Time For Suspects
• Sinking Sidewalks In San Francisco's Mission Bay Not An Issue Near UCSF Medical Center
• Statements From Los Angeles Community College District and California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office
• Sacramento Mom Says Elementary School Was Slow To Notify Her Of Child's Broken Leg
• 'This Is Real People's Lives': Advocates In Colorado Push To Protect Abortion Rights
• Demand For COVID Testing Increases With Arrival Of Omicron Variant
• Colorado Lawmakers Vow Change After Allegations Of Funeral Homes Selling Body Parts, Giving Families False Cremains
• North Highlands Man, 57, Dies After Being Struck By 2 Vehicles While Crossing Street
• Bay Area Air Quality Plummets As Inversion Layer Traps Pollution
• President Biden Wants At-Home COVID Tests More Widely Available, But Colorado Pharmacy Says Tests Are Already Difficult To Keep In Stock
• Indiana Woman Who Went Missing in Oakland Nov. 21 Found Thursday Night
• Friday's Show Info (12/3/21)
• First Case Of Omicron Variant Detected In LA County
• When Are Rudolph & Frosty On TV? Here's The 2021 CBS Holiday Special Schedule
• AJ Quetta Returns To Bishop Feehan As Assistant Coach, 10 Months After Severe Injury
• Charging Documents Say Evelyn Player Died Defending Herself, Police Found Suspect Through DNA
• Kaprizov Scores Twice, Wild Roll To 5-2 Win Against Devils
• RMV Warns Of 'DMV' Texting Scam
• 5 Cases Of Omicron Variant Found In New York, Gov. Hochul Says
• Fake Students Potentially Stealing Millions From Financial Aid
• MTA Striving To Prevent Service Disruptions Caused By Staff Shortages Through Hiring, Incentivizing Employees
• Chicago Weather: Disturbance Brings Chance Of Rain-Snow Mix To Our North Overnight
• Allegheny County Employee Fired For Refusing COVID-19 Vaccine Says He's Preparing A Legal Fight
• Swayman's 42 Saves Leads Bruins Over Predators 2-0
• Blue Confetti Left At Castlewood Canyon State Park Took Hours To Clean Up
• Karlsson Scores in OT to Give Sharks Win Over Islanders
• Tony-Nominated 'Slave Play' Returns To Broadway For Special 8-Week Run
• 4 Interceptions Including A Pick 6 Help Deliver 27-17 Victory For Cowboys Over Saints
• Baltimore Man, 62, Charged In Murder Of Evelyn Player
• At St. John, Indiana's Christmas In The Park, Tree Carrying Message 'Unmask The Kids' Stirs Controversy
• Mervo High School Football Wins First State Title After Death Of Teammate Elijah Gorham
• Jury Shown Graphic Images In Murder Trial For Keith Smith, Who Blamed Panhandler For Wife's Death
• Death Of Driver Who Crashed Into Biomat USA Plasma Center In Pittsburgh Ruled A Suicide
• CBS2 Visits Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst In N.J., Where Afghan Refugees Are Assimilating To Life In The U.S.
• Federal Authorities Investigating Sexual Harassment Allegations Against Andrew Cuomo
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• Suspect Arrested After Car Chase In Downtown Sacramento
• How Did Minnesota Get So Many Lakes?
• 2 Hurt During Police Chase Involving Stolen School Bus In Brooklyn
• Video Shows Student Being Punched In The Head By Howard High School Staff, Sparking Community Outcry
• TLC Makes 20,000 Handmade Toys For Kids In Need, From Mostly Donated Materials
• CBS4 Exclusive: Support Beams At Dadeland Mall Parking Garage Alarms Shoppers
• Series Of Projects Underway To Prevent Repeat Of Devastating Flash Flooding In Ellicott City
• COVID Test Confusion After Suburban Family Believes They Got False Result from University Of Illinois SHIELD Program
• 9,909 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last 2 Weeks
• Student Hospitalized, Another In Custody After Franklin High School Fight
• Massachusetts Reports 5,170 New COVID Cases, Most On Single Day Since January
• Police Warn Of Armed Robbers Touting Semiautomatic Weapon Who Have Struck 6 Times In Lakeview
• Mother Of Darrell Brooks Releases Letter To Victims Of Waukesha Christmas Parade Tragedy, Wants 'Broken System' Fixed
• COVID Cases Rise In Massachusetts, But Hospitalizations And Deaths Down From Last Year
• Former President Obama Joins Teens For Basketball Drills At South Side YMCA
• Baltimore Man Charged In Asian American Women's Beatings Pleads Not Criminally Responsible
• Wet Weather May Have Played Role In Davis Crash That Killed 1-Year-Old
• Mount Vernon Celebrates 50th Monument Lighting After Pandemic Hiatus
• Paley Center For Media Reopens To Public After Closing Due To Pandemic In 2020
• Striking Kellogg's Workers Receiving 3% Raises In New Contract
• Man Charged With 2001 Murder Of His Half-Sister In New Bedford
• Fearless Girl Statue's 3-Year Permit Set To Expire
• 87% Of Michigan's COVID ICU Patients Unvaccinated, Hospital Association Says
• Fleury Stops Ovechkin In Shootout, Blackhawks Beat Capitals
• Government Shutdown Averted: US Senate Passes Stopgap Funding Bill
• Florida Farmers Grapple With Transportation Problems
• Long Island Leaders Announce 11th Annual Toys For Tots Drive At Nassau Coliseum
• AC Transit Adding Additional Service; Some Lines Back To Pre-Pandemic Levels
• Democrats Renew Push For Gun-Control Legislation After Oxford High School Shooting
• DeRozan, LaVine Help Bulls Hang On To Beat Knicks
• Dodgers' Justin Turner And Wife Renovate Boyle Heights Boys And Girls Club
• UIC Flames Fall Short To Oakland In Horizon League Opener
• More Than 100 LA Firefighters Off-Duty Without Pay Due To Vaccine Mandate Non-Compliance
• Police Announce 14 Arrests In 11 Robberies But No Suspects Remain In Custody
• Alec Baldwin Says He 'Didn't Pull The Trigger' In Fatal 'Rust' Movie Set Shooting
• Panthers Come Back From 3 Down To Beat Sabres 7-4
• Jolly Trolley And Main Street Light Spectacular Bring Joy To Manayunk Following Ida Flooding, Pandemic
• Guard Indicted for Sexual Assault of Inmates at San Joaquin County Jail
• Experts Still Learning About Omicron; Minnesota Case Detected Early Due To Virus Surveillance System
• Second Of Two Horses Injured During Race At Los Alamitos Dies
• 99th 'National Christmas Tree Lighting' Airs Sunday On CBS
• Clairton City School District Moves To Remote Learning On Friday After Threat
• COVID: Bay Area Health Officials Say Some Areas Would Be Vulnerable To Omicron Variant; Holdouts Seek Vaccine
• Fantasy Football Start Or Sit Week 13: Elijah Mitchell Looks To Take Advantage Of Seahawks' Defense
• Noah Kelley, 21, ID'd As Man Fatally Shot By Police In Mounds View; Officers Named
• Baltimore Residents Weigh In On President Biden's COVID-19 Winter Action Plan
• NYCHA Tenants On Coney Island Say They've Been Without Heat For Weeks, Complaints Go Unanswered
• COVID: As Offices Sit Empty, Investors Bet Big On Strong Recovery For Downtown San Jose
• Bay Area Water Districts Offering Mixed Approaches to Drought Restrictions
• Renowned Chef Kevin Sousa Departs New Mount Oliver Restaurant
• New York Blood Center Facing Shortage, In Need Of Donations
• Gov. Phil Murphy Joins Menorah Lighting In Jersey City
• Major League Baseball Lockout Officially In Progress
• Federal Hearing Focused On Conditions At Rikers Island
• Sacramento Valley Chorus To Take Part In 80th Anniversary Of Pearl Harbor Attack In Hawaii
• NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea, Deputy Commissioner Benjamin Tucker Retiring At End Of Year
• Man Found Fatally Shot Near Park In Hayward
• Owner Saves Dogs From Apartment Fire In Breckenridge
• Thousands Of Counterfeit Items Seized At Los Angeles/Long Beach Seaport
• Return Of The Office Holiday Party: Despite Evolving Threat From COVID-19, Companies Say They're Safely Surging Ahead
• CTA Red, Orange, Green Line Trains Left Standing At Roosevelt During Afternoon Rush Due To Police Activity
• Car Crashes Into Minneapolis Convention Center
• Exclusive: 3 Women Claim Janitor At Orange County Courthouse Took Pictures Of Them Inside Restroom
• Police Say Juvenile Admitted To Making Threats Against McKeesport And West Mifflin School Districts
• SpaceX launches 48 Starlinks and two Earth-imaging satellites
• A Baltimore County Woman Pushed To Find Her Childhood Friend's Killer For 40 Years; How New DNA Evidence Finally Cracked The Case
• 3 Teens Charged After Stolen Car Filled With Stolen Packages Crashes In Holbrook
• NYC's New Overdose Prevention Sites Save Lives, Concern Neighbors
• 'Daddy, I Love You': Family Shares Details Of Violence That Killed Fort Worth 3-Year-Old, Father Arrested
• Wakefield Schools Warn Families About Fake Email On School Bus Service
• Meghan wins court battle with tabloid publisher
• 'The Future Feels Like A Scary Place:' Dallas ISD Program Helps Parents & Students Navigate An Uncertain World
• Boston Pops Return To Symphony Hall With In-Person Holiday Concerts
• Chicago Gold Star Families Memorial Lights Tree For Those Who Fallen Military And Their Families
• No-Burn Order Extended Through Friday For Much Of Southland
• New Hampshire Legislative Leaders Speak Out Against Antisemitic Posts
• Multiple Teen Girls Report Escaping Attempted Assaults In Fort Collins
• 'A Boost At The Right Time': Federal Teams Help Minnesota Hospitals Overwhelmed By COVID
• St. Paul Hospice That Opened On Pearl Harbor Day In 1941 Marks 80 Years
• LeBron James clears the NBA's COVID-19 protocols
• Gas Smell Could Stick Around For Months After Fuel Spills Into Washington County Creek
• Stockton Police Investigate Multiple Thursday Robberies
• Furry Tails: Sunny, Ender And Rascal Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Arrest Made In Miami-Beach Deadly Stabbing
• Labor shortages impede home construction
• Officer Carlos Yanez Attends Hearing Of 2 Men Accused Of Shooting, Paralyzing Him And Killing Partner Ella French
• Dr. Oz's Entry Into Senate Race Not Deterring Other Republicans From Running
• North Texas Mom Raising Millions To Find Cure For Son's Rare Neurological Disorder
• 2 Dallas Doctors Sentenced To Combined 23 Years In Prison For Massive Healthcare Fraud
• California Regulators Approve Uber $9 Million Settlement Over Sexual Harassment, Assault Cases
• Turnpike Shooting Near Griffin Road Investigated As Road Rage
• Former Raven Ed Reed Hangs Out At Federal Hill Bar For Crown Royal Commercial
• President Joe Biden Implements Tighter Travel Rules To Fight Omicron Variant
• Girl Attacked By Man On Way To School In Atlantic County, Police Say
• Lake County Sheriff: Pilot Killed In Plane Crash In South Lakeport
• Peter Dettmer Allegedly Seen Sexually Assaulting Unconscious Woman Prior To His Five-Year Run From Police
• Early Morning Crash on I-80 Near Fairfield Kills 1-Year-Old
• Robert Quinn Is First Bears Player Named NFC Defensive Player Of The Month Since 2018
• Lower Gas Prices Haven't Hit Pittsburgh Yet, But Experts Say Be Patient
• COVID Omicron Variant Detected In Vaccinated Minnesotan Who Traveled To NYC Anime Convention
• South Florida Law School Creates Ben Crump Social Justice Center
• COVID-19 Update: Researchers Say Omicron Variant Could Quickly Outpace Delta Variant In Cases Across The U.S.
• New Covid Directives From President Biden Will Impact Holiday Travel
• Caught On Video: Car-To-Car Shooting In Del Rey Sends Bullet Into Occupied Apartment, Crashes Into Pickup Truck
• Omicron Won't Be The Last COVID-19 Variant, UPMC Doctors Say
• Philadelphia City Council Unanimously Approves Bill To Legalize Outdoor Dining Structures
• New Abortion Restrictions To Hit Next Florida Legislative Session Following SCOTUS Hearing
• Roberto Clemente Drive Officially Renamed To Also Honor Vera Clemente
• LeBron James Cleared To Play By NBA After Negative PCR Tests
• Police Release Surveillance Video Of Fatal Shooting In Lincoln Square
• Scotch Plains Public Golf Course Brings Back Original Name To Honor Its African-American Ownership And History
• 'Increase Your Vigilance': What Doctors Are Saying About Staying Safe From COVID As The Pandemic Continues Into The Holiday Season
• 'A Team Of Rivals': Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey Taps Critics For Working Group Focused On Curbing Violent Crime
• Taste With Tori: Walt's Fried Chicken Express Making Frying Delicious Chicken Specialty For Nearly 50 Years
• Second And Third US Cases Of Omicron COVID-19 Diagnosed
• Abiye Adamu Arrested, Suspected In Denver Sexual Assaults In Capitol Hill And LoDo
• Pasta, Plant-Based Meat, Tequila: Top Food & Drink Trends As People Celebrate Holidays
• Kevin Hart Discusses New Netflix Series 'True Story' With CBS3's Ukee Washington
• New COVID Variant 'Omicron' Identified In San Francisco; Here's What You Need To Know
• Charging Decision Anticipated For Parents Of Oxford High School Shooting Suspect
• Omicron Variant Is In Colorado, Health Officials Confirm
• Don Huffines Officially Files For 2022 Texas Governor Race
• San Mateo County's New Program Will Send Clinicians on Mental Health Calls
• Southfield Student Who Brought Loaded Gun To School Wednesday Charged As Juvenile
• COVID In MN: Omicron Variant Detected In Vaccinated Minnesotan Who Traveled To NYC Anime Convention
• Omicron Detected In Vaccinated Minnesotan Who Traveled To NYC Convention
• Ravens-Steelers Preview: Pittsburgh 'Just Not That Dominant Team On Sunday,' Says CBS Sports' James Lofton
• 'Class Size Matters'; Parents, Teachers Urge NYC Council To Pass Bill Lowering Classroom Capacity
• Kim Potter Trial, Dec. 2 Live Updates: 12th Juror Seated, 2 More Needed
• Who Is Manzie Smith Jr., Man Accused Of Killing 69-Year-Old Evelyn Player?
• Gov. Murphy Calls On New Jersey Legislature To Pass Gun Safety Laws: 'We Have To Act Now'
• Omicron Variant: What We Know About The New Strain Of COVID-19
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Wants To Hand Out Taxpayer Dollars To Businesses That Defy Vaccine Mandates
• California One Of The Worst Places To Retire In The US
• As COVID-19 Cases Rise, Is It Safe To Make Travel Plans?
• Roads Reopen Following Gas Line Rupture in American Canyon
• Miami Dolphins LB Jerome Baker Embraces 'Different' Responsibilities
• Do Rapid Tests Detect The Omicron Variant? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID Questions
• Pennsylvania SPCA Investigating After 2 Cats Shot, Killed At Pier 80 Colony In South Philadelphia
• Florida Man In NYPD Custody After Armed Standoff Outside United Nations Ends Peacefully
• Tokayana Fire In Colfax Burns Through Vegetation and One Dog House
• Katie Curran O'Malley Launches Maryland Attorney General Bid
• Companies Having Difficult Getting Materials For Gravestones
• BARCS Needs Your Help Replenishing Its Emergency Medical Fund
• Miami Art Week At Miami Design District, Where Art Is Walkable And Free
• Do You Recognize This Man? FBI Releases Photos Of Miami Bank Robbery Suspect
• Oxford Bank and DDA Organizing Vigil, Victim's Fund
• Palm Beach Gardens Police: Ryan Rogers Killed In Chance Encounter With 'Animal' That Shouldn't Have Been On Streets
• FTC Sues To Block $40 Billion Nvidia - Arm Computer Chip Deal
• New Jersey State Assembly Members Blocked From Chamber In Vaccination Dispute
• Closing Arguments In Dayonte Resiles Murder Trial Begin Friday
• Grand Jury Indicts San Joaquin County Correctional Officer On Sexual Assault Charges
• Harford County Man Charged In Pair Of Sexual Assault Cases
• FedEx Truck Driver Hospitalized After Getting Run Over By Own Vehicle In Southwest Miami-Dade
• Ben Franklin High School Went Into Lockdown Thursday Morning Due To Worries Of A Weapon Inside School
• Homestead Police Believe Same Man Responsible For Attempted Burglary, Anti-Semitic Vandalism
• New York City Implementing COVID Vaccine Mandate for Religious, Private School Employees
• Americans With Private Health Insurance To Be Reimbursed For At-Home COVID-19 Tests
• Lexington Market Will Add Charro Negro, Retain Dancing Potato, Developer Says
• West Miami Officer Assaulted During Traffic Stop, Driver Arrested
• MLB Lockout Begins As Players, Owners Fail To Reach New Bargaining Agreement
• 2 More Sports Wagering Applications Forwarded To State Committee; Five Casinos On Track To Open Sportsbooks In December
• More Pregnancy-Linked Deaths Are Preventable, Experts Say, If Doctors Listen To Minority Women
• 'We're The Last Mile': South Jersey Amazon Delivery Center Going To Great Lengths To Deliver Holiday Packages On Time
• Santa Clara Broncos Seeking Dream Ending: Back-To-Back College Cup Title On Home Field
• MLB Owners Impose Lockout After CBA Expires
• New Case Of COVID-19 Omicron Variant As President Biden Works To Slow Spread
• Denver International Airport One Of 3 Worst U.S. Airports For On-Time Departures
• Traveler Who Attended Anime NYC Convention At Javits Center Tests Positive For Omicron Variant
• North Texas' Real Estate Frenzy Appears To Be About Over, Experts Say
• Michigan Secures 3rd Military Medical Team For Assistance Amid COVID-19 Surge
• Orioles Players Join Social Media Protest In Day 1 Of MLB Lockout
• Woman Dead, 3 Kids Critical After Car Crashes Into River In Port Huron
• Video shows rescuers saving 69-year-old man clinging to capsized boat
• Golden Globes Nominations Announcement Set For Dec. 13
• 'This Is A Phenomenal Opportunity': Nico Estévez Hired As New Head Coach Of FC Dallas
• Former deputy charged with murder in shooting of Casey Goodson Jr.
• The best gifts for dogs (and dog parents)
• Why Was Oxford Shooting Suspect Ethan Crumbley Charged With Terrorism?
• 10 great Christmas stocking stuffer ideas under $25
• More states considering bans on gas-powered lawn equipment
• Texas Extending Emergency SNAP Benefits Through December
• Alleged Homicide Suspect, Police Involved In Hours-Long Standoff In North Philadelphia
• Antonio Brown Suspended 3 Games By NFL For Misrepresenting Vaccination Status
• Unvaccinated Pregnant Women Experiencing Concerning Complications
• Autopsy Complete After Cult Leader's Death: Amy Carlson Died From Alcohol, Anorexia, Silver Ingestion
• DPD: Person Killed After Possible Road Rage Shooting In North Dallas
• 15-Year-Old Suspected Of Pointing Gun At Other Student During Fight In Marysville High Bathroom
• Two Men, Ages 18 & 21, Wounded In West Baltimore Shooting
• Antonio Brown Suspended For Misrepresenting COVID-19 Vaccination Status
• Suburban Family Still In Shock After They Hired Home Improvement Contractor Via HomeAdvisor, Only For The Contractor To Smash Up Their Property
• Illinois Reports Most New COVID-19 Cases In More Than A Year, As Testing Hits All-Time High
• Rhys Hoskins, Players Remove Own Player Likeness From Twitter Profiles Due To MLB Owner-Imposed Lockout
• Small percentage of migrants had access to vaccines in U.S. care
• You Don't Have To Change Holiday Plans Due To Omicron If You're Vaccinated, Fauci Says. But Don't Wait To Get A Booster
• Disorder, Confusion Breaks Out As New Jersey Republican Lawmakers Defy COVID-19 Mandate
• Jamari Hodge Of Calumet City Accused Of Arranging For Child To Engage In Commercial Sex Acts At Illinois Hotels
• Maintenance To Impact Port Authority's Silver Line Next Week
• 80-Year-Old Man Dies In Lapeer County House Fire
• Bay Area Music Icon Carlos Santana Undergoes Heart Procedure; Cancels December Shows
• City Council Latino Caucus Moves To Put Proposed Ward Map On 2022 Ballot For Voter Referendum
• Chicago Weather: Sprinkles By Daybreak
• 49ers Rookie RB Elijah Mitchell Proves to be Diamond in the Rough
• MLB Lockout: A's, Giants Players Blacked Out On Team Websites
• Brad Stevens Dismisses 'Ridiculous' And 'Idiotic' Anonymous Comments About Jayson Tatum's Attitude
• Prosecutor: Gun Was 'Freely Available' To Oxford High School Shooter
• Wanted Attempted Homicide Suspect In Custody After Chase, Crash In Roseville
• U.S. imposes first cybersecurity rules for rail transit
• Investigators Reveal Concerns About Behavior Of Oxford High School Shooting Suspect Leading Up To Tragedy
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Pitches Plans To Bolster National Guard
• SF Conservatory Of Music Hosts Grammy Awards Listening Session In New Facility
• Airlines still owe billions in refunds for canceled flights
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 9,143 New Cases, 128 More Deaths
• Richardson Resident Claims $1M Texas Lottery Prize Off Scratch Ticket Bought In Dallas
• Boxer Nathan Sharp Arrested At Turlock Home In Connection With Road Rage Incident
• Person Stabbed Twice At Rio Linda Sandwich Shop; Search On For Suspect
• Emeryville Tax Preparer Accused Of Filing Dozens Of Fraudulent Returns, Teaching Fraud In 'Tax School'
• Florida Jobless Claims Down Thanksgiving Week
• Biden Outlines New Steps To Combat COVID Through Winter Months
• 'Tis The Season! A Complete 2021 Holiday Guide For The Delaware Valley
• Senators press student loan servicers ahead of repayment restart
• Henry Winkler Auctioning Off Iconic Fonzie Jacket, Motorcycle From 'Happy Days'
• Expect to pay up to 30% more for a Christmas tree
• Domestic Dispute Suspect In Custody After Shootout With SEPTA Police Outside Terminal In Upper Darby
• AFC North-Leading Baltimore Ravens Visit Reeling Pittsburgh Steelers
• Armed man in custody after standoff forces lockdown at UN headquarters
• Michigan SOS Benson Announces Return Of 'Water-Winter Wonderland' License Plate
• Eddie Mekka, Star Of 'Laverne & Shirley,' Dies At 69
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 653 New Cases
• 12 Officers Honored With George Hanna Award For Bravery
• Most Of Denver, The Front Range And Northeast Plains Upgraded From Severe To Extreme Drought
• Liana Wallace On 'Survivor' All-Black Alliance Falling Apart: 'Just Wanted Us To Make Top 8, Then We Can Have World War II''
• Man Wins $1 Million On Scratch-Off Lottery Ticket Gifted To Him After Heart Surgery
• Oxford High School Shooting Activates US Emergency Blood Reserve
• Wilkinsburg Man Who Told His Mother He Was Kidnapped Found Safe
• More Federal Help Coming To Minnesota Hospitals, Walz Says
• Tesla Officially Moves Headquarters From Palo Alto To Texas Gigafactory
• Caltrain Hits, Injures Pedestrian In Sunnyvale
• Supply chain issues: 13 things you may (or may not) have trouble finding during the 2021 holiday season
• President Biden Announces Steps To Combat Omicron Variant
• Man Arrested In FBI Raid On Northridge Home In Hospice Fraud Case
• Toddler Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries After Being Struck By Car In Turlock
• Governor Pritzker Announces $300 Million In Grants For Daycare Centers
• LOCATED: Kaylee Sutton, 15, Of Lincoln Park
• Vikings Activate DT Dalvin Tomlinson From COVID-19 Reserve
• Reporter's Notebook: Suzanne Marques At The White House To Interview First Lady Jill Biden
• SMU Researchers Help Develop Technology That Allows Cameras To See Around The Corner
• SamTrans To Temporarily Provide Free Rides to Low-Income Students
• Medical Examiner: Woman Found Shot Next To Husband In McCandless Died By Suicide
• Caught On Video: Man Robs Bus Rider Of Backpack At Gunpoint
• Prosector Rules Fireworks-Related Death Of NHL Goalie Kivlenieks Accidental
• Dad-daughter team gives RVs to people who lost homes in wildfires
• Pa. Senate Committee Preparing Arguments On Election Audit
• Dallas County Sheriff's Office Ask Public For Help Finding Missing Seagoville Man
• Four Revolution Players Named To MLS' 2021 Best XI
• From 'Fresh Plowder' To 'Snowbegone Kenobi': A Guide To The Names Of Snowplows In Colorado
• Laurel Park Cancels Racing This Weekend In Wake Of Reported Horse Fatalities
• 1-Year-Old Child Dies After Crash On EB I-80 In Davis
• Eddie Mekka, 'Laverne & Shirley' Actor And Worcester Native, Dies At 69
• Get Ready To Immerse Yourself In The Fantastic Art Of Frida Kahlo
• Miami Tech Job Fair Looks To Connect People With Positions
• Man Arrested In Deadly Wilkinsburg Shooting On Thanksgiving
• Colorado State Fires Head Football Coach Steve Addazio After Two Seasons
• "Follow the Suns": The "CBS Sunday Morning" 2022 Day-to-Day Calendar
• Motorcyclist In Critical Condition After Crashing In Stockton; Officers Had Called Off Chase Earlier
• Exonerated after 43 years in prison, Kevin Strickland reflects on life
• CDC: Public Health Authorities Investigating Additional Confirmed Case Of COVID-19 Omricron Variant
• Al Horford Gets His Revenge Against 76ers
• Meet Two Women Shaping The Next Generation Of The Twin Cities Food Scene
• Allegheny County Fires Unvaccinated Employees
• Buffalo Grove Police Shot And Killed Man Who Fired Shots While Armed With 2 Guns
• How Does The Coronavirus Mutate? It's Just A Series Of Mistakes
• Explosion In Underground Electrical Vault Sends Manhole Cover Flying Into North Hollywood Apartments
• Macomb County Deputies Making Extra Patrols To All Schools Following Reported Threats
• New Logan Air Traffic Procedures Hope To Reduce Noise In Areas Near Hull
• Gold Coin Worth $1,800 Dropped Into The Salvation Army Red Kettle In St. Charles
• United Airlines Flight From Chicago Marks 1st With Sustainable Fuel In 1 Engine
• New Children And Family Center Opens In Little Village, Supporting Mental Health Initiatives
• Wisconsin Democrats Seek To Change Gun Law For Minors After Kyle Rittenhouse Trial
• AAA: Decreasing Demand Pushes Texas Gas Prices Lower, But Still Over $1 Higher Than Last Year
• MLB Commissioner Hopes First Players' Walkout In 27 Years Can Be Resolved 'Soon'
• Massachusetts Legislature To Vote On $4 Billion Spending Package, Including Bonuses For Essential Workers
• 'This Organization Was Preparing For Battle': Colorado Authorities & DEA Thwart Major Drug Ring
• UAW Members Likely To Approve Direct Election Of Leaders
• NYPD: Man Knocked Out With Brick, Kicked And Robbed Inside Bronx Lobby
• Assemblymember Representing Fairfield Announces Resignation at End of Year
• Steelers Place LB Robert Spillane On Reserve/COVID-19 List
• Jacqueline Avant, Wife Of Music Executive Clarence Avant, Found Shot To Death In Beverly Hills Home Invasion
• 'Survivor 41' Episode 11 Recap: Do Or Die
• Maybe Next Year? Reservation-Required Tickets To Disneyland Sold Out For The Rest Of December
• Suspect In Custody Hours After Barricading Himself In Elk Grove Home After Car Chase
• Biden To Announce COVID Testing Requirement For International Travelers, Insurance Reimbursement For At-Home Tests
• COVID-19 Omicron Variant Confirmed In Minnesota Resident Who Recently Traveled To New York
• 'She Must Like Her New Digs': 'Rita' The Bald Eagle Lays Third Egg
• Ocean plastic pollution is being colonized by coastal species
• Newsom Defends Prop. 47, Says Smash-And-Grab Burglars Should Be Prosecuted
• Second and third U.S. cases of Omicron COVID-19 diagnosed
• Philadelphia Police Officer Injured After Driver Crashes Stolen Car Into Cruiser
• Alec Baldwin On Halyna Hutchins Shooting Death: 'I Didn't Pull The Trigger'
• Euless Police Department: Condition Of Fallen Detective's Family Is Improving, Children Home From Hospital
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Adds To Mounting Veto Tally, Kills Permitless Gun Bill
• Layoffs around the U.S. fall to lowest level since 1993
• Gov. Tom Wolf Vetoes Permitless Gun Bill
• Petito Family Changes 'Find Gabby' Social Media Pages To Support Other Missing Persons Cases
• Denver Rescue Mission Speaks On Needs Of Homeless Ahead Of City Meeting
• Student Caught With Gun, Thousands Of Dollars Cash At Brooklyn School
• Germany announces lockdown on unvaccinated amid COVID surge
• Chaim Bloom Discusses Jackie Bradley Jr.'s Return To Red Sox, Two Prospects Acquired In Trade
• Now-Former Manteca Teacher Arrested On Suspicion Of Inappropriate Communication With A Minor
• Chase Of Stolen Car From Downtown Sacramento Ends In Crash
• 'Abortion Is Essential': Massachusetts Lawmakers Urge Action As Supreme Court Reconsiders Roe V. Wade
• 11th Graders At Northeast High School Quarantining After 'Multiple' COVID Cases, Principal Says
• Newsom: Prosecute Smash-And-Grab Shoplifters Under Existing Laws
• Colorado Democrats Aim To Uphold Colorado Reproductive Rights Regardless Of Supreme Court Outcome
• Pedestrian Killed While Attempting To Cross I-35E In Dallas
• Arlotto Leaving Anne Arundel County Public Schools In June
• "Mystery" prehistoric footprints re-excavated for second look
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 1,828 New Cases Reported As State Approaches 11K Deaths From the Virus
• 2 Men Critically Injured In Shooting In Zion
• Man Charged With Concealing Homicides After Two Found Dead In Algonquin
• Miami Weather: Cool Mornings, Warm Afternoons Continue Into Weekend
• Hours after Chinese boycott, IOC speaks to star player Peng Shuai
• Inflation causing hardship for almost half of U.S. households
• Charges Against Cletus Lee, North Braddock Mayor-Elect, Withdrawn
• Colorado Panel Issues Guidelines For Injecting Ketamine
• 'I Want Justice For Him:' Father Of Zayid Muthana, Bodega Owners Call For Protection After 18-Year-Old Shot At Family Store In Brooklyn
• Chicago-Area Family Still In Shock After They Hired Home Improvement Contractor Via HomeAdvisor, Only For The Contractor To Smash Up Their Property
• Family Still In Shock After They Hired Home Improvement Contractor Via HomeAdvisor, Only For The Contractor To Smash Up Their Property
• U.S. finalizes plan to revive Trump-era "Remain in Mexico" policy
• Nashipai Sells Jewelry That's Also Socially Conscious
• San Jose Teen Fails Driving Test Due To Tesla Regenerative Braking System
• Championship Predictions: Georgia And Michigan Come Out On Top
• Colorado State Patrol Runs 2 Cadet Academy Classes For The First Time, Welcoming The Future
• 3 Horses Wandering On Route 1 In Topsfield Safely Returned Home
• PTL Links: Dec. 2, 2021
• Rockies Send Thanks To 'Gray Wolf' John Gray After Texas Rangers Sign Veteran Pitcher
• Mail Stolen From Blue Boxes In Four Suburbs Within Days In Early November
• Happy Hour: Holiday Cocktails
• Man Found Shot Dead In Parking Lot In Dallas Late Wednesday Night
• Oprah On Shooting Death Of Jacqueline Avant: 'Numbed And In Shock'
• Red Wings Skate To 4th Straight Win
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein Previews Dolphins-Giants Matchup As Fins Seek To Extend Win Streak
• Mac Jones, J.C. Jackson Take Home AFC Player Of The Month Honors
• Miami Proud: Box Joy Program Delivers Family Fun, Highlights Mental Health Awareness
• Jonshel Alexander, "Beasts of the Southern Wild" actor, fatally shot
• Denver Community Steps Up To Help DPS School Substitute Shortage
• Inflation is hurting rural Americans more than city folk
• Passengers Stranded After Fog Forces Several Flights To Divert To Ontario Airport
• Justin Jefferson Named NFC Offensive Player Of The Month
• Folsom Ice Skating Rink Reopens After Weeks Of Delays
• Americans With Private Health Insurance To Be Reimbursed For At-Home COVID-19 Tests (CBS News)
• 'We've Seen Some Cracks In The Steelers:' Questions Remain Ahead Of Steelers-Ravens Showdown
• WATCH LIVE: New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy To Make Gun Safety Announcement
• Woman, 58, Killed In Head-On Crash In Central Minnesota
• FIU's Dr. Aileen Marty On Omicron Variant: 'It Looks Like It's Going To Be Very Significantly Virulent And Very Transmissible'
• Police Investigating After Shots Reportedly Fired In Encore Boston Harbor Casino Parking Garage
• Palo Alto Parents Agree To Guilty Plea In College Admission Scandal
• Lakeview Designer And Seamstress Teaching Volunteers How To Sew Mittens And Hats For Charity
• Man testifies that Jussie Smollett paid him to "fake beat him up"
• COVID: Omicron Variant Found In San Francisco, Are New Travel Rules Looming?
• Marlins Show Off Their $50 Million Men
• Police: Woman Shot 8 Times, Killed In North Philadelphia Near William Dick School
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/2 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• A's, Giants Players Locked Out As MLB Owners Vote To Trigger First Work Stoppage Since 1995
• Denver Weather: One Of December's Warmest Temps In Recorded History Expected Thursday
• Patriots Cut Quinn Nordin From Practice Squad, But He May Be Back Soon
• DNA matches body to Alaska man last seen alive in 1979
• Anti-vaccine televangelist Marcus Lamb dies of COVID-19
• Allergy Sufferers, Get Ready; Pollen Count Expected To Jump As We Approach The Weekend
• The oldest trees on Earth
• Teen faces murder charges in Michigan school shooting
• Americans with private health insurance to be reimbursed for at-home tests
• Spend a night in the "Home Alone" house, booby traps included
• Schools Across Metro Detroit Closed Thursday Due to Online Threats
• Supreme Court signals support for upholding Mississippi abortion law
• AAA Reminding Drivers To Safely Secure Holiday Trees This Season
• Here's what you need to know about the MLB lockout
• It Happens Here: Kupel's Jewish Bakery In Brookline Thriving With Unlikely Owner
• Music legend Clarence Avant's wife shot and killed in Beverly Hills home
• CDC confirms first case of Omicron variant in U.S.
• Alec Baldwin says he "didn't pull the trigger" in fatal "Rust" shooting
• Major League Baseball Plunged Into First Contract Related 'Lockout' In Quarter-Century
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm And Windy Thursday
• 2 Of 4 Charged In Greenvale Township Death Plead Guilty
• SUV Driver Crashes Into South Chicago Currency Exchange During Attempted Robbery
• Klyde Warren Park Gets $5 Million Donation From Perot Family For Children's Area
• First US Case Of Omicron Variant Detected In California
• Fingerprint leads to arrest in killing of woman in 1983
• Winter Weather Advisory Issued For Parts Of Middlesex, Worcester Counties During Morning Commute
• Chicago Weather: Mild Temperatures Linger Thursday
• Maryland Weather: A Warmer, But Blustery Thursday Before Temperatures Drop
• Federal Galley Restaurant Workers Getting Money Back After Being Illegally Shorted On Tips
• 17-Year-Old Latif Williams Turns Self In For Alleged Murder Of Temple Student Samuel Collington
• Miami Dolphins Praise Rookies, Tua Tagovailoa's Accuracy
• Pitt Baseball To Welcome Two Rivals To PNC Park This Spring
• Driver Injured After Crashing Into Burlington County Flooring Business
• Major League Baseball Owners Lock Out Players As Collective Bargaining Agreement Expires
• Red Sox Bring Back Jackie Bradley Jr., Trade Hunter Renfroe To Brewers
• At Least 20 Shots Fired In Frankford Shooting That Injured Man, Police Say
• UCSF Lab Worked Quickly To Confirm San Francisco's Omicron Case
• British spy chief on why China is the "single greatest priority"
• Registration Opens For 2022 Pan-Mass Challenge Winter Cycle At Fenway Park
• COVID Surge At Butler Memorial Hospital Has Surgeons Prioritizing Elective Surgeries
• Top San Jose Officials Blast Bail Policies After Murder Suspects Released While Awaiting Trial
• Long Beach Chief Of Police, Robert Luna, Announces Candidacy In Election Race For Sheriff Of Los Angeles County
• Drought Emergency: Water Districts Across Bay Area, California Warned Not To Expect Shipments From State
• Sacramento Kings Rout Shorthanded Clippers 124-115
• MLB Owners Lock Out Players, Leading To First Work Stoppage Since 1995
• McDavid Puts Up Four Points, Penguins Lose To Oilers 5-2
• Spacewalkers replace space station antenna after debris scare caused delay
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/2 Thursday Morning Forecast

Videos from December 2, 2021

• Mera and Don Rubell on putting art at the center of their life to build a world-class collection
• "48 Hours": Young American couple adopted a 9-year-old Russian girl and later became afraid of her
• Alleged Epstein victim says guilt of recruiting her friends "never goes away"
• 12/2: Red and Blue
• Prosecutor: Michigan school shooting "could have been prevented"
• Academy Award-winning writer Aaron Sorkin on his new film, "Being the Ricardos"
• IOC says it spoke to star player Peng Shuai and she appeared "safe and well"
• Trump-era "Remain in Mexico" policy to be reinstated as early as next week
• Experts say vaccine inequality can lead to variants like Omicron
• Congress scrambles to avert government shutdown before Friday night deadline
• New misinformation campaigns target Latino voters
• Officials confirm multiple cases of Omicron variant in the U.S.
• Biden outlines new COVID strategy as Omicron variant hits U.S.
• Suspect arrested in killing of Jacqueline Avant
• Brené Brown on her new book, a deep-dive into our emotions
• War in Ethiopia fuels humanitarian crisis
• U.S. has shortage of 2.2 million construction workers
• GOP senators threaten shutdown over vaccine rule
• Michigan school shooting suspect's parents may face criminal charges
• Biden outlines plan for fighting Omicron COVID-19 variant this winter
• Biden unveils new strategy to tackle COVID-19 and the Omicron variant
• Germany honors Angela Merkel, who leaves chancellorship after 16 years
• Rescuers save man clinging to capsized boat off Japanese island
• Gucci creative director Alessandro Michele on why he likes ugly things
• House to hold vote to avoid Friday government shutdown
• California is switching from gas-powered lawn mowers to electric
• First-time unemployment claims up slightly for the first time since September
• U.S. and Mexico to restart Trump-era migrant policy
• Biden to announce new measures to combat Omicron variant
• London Calling: UK braces for Omicron coronavirus variant ahead of holiday season
• White House to announce new COVID-19 measures after first U.S. Omicron case reported
• Conservative-leaning Supreme Court justices signal support for Mississippi abortion law
• Infectious disease doctor on Omicron coronavirus variant
• Father and 9-year-old daughter bring donated RVs to families who lost their homes in disasters
• White House set to announce new COVID-19 measures after first case of Omicron variant reported in U.S.
• WorldView: Facebook parent company removes Chinese accounts spreading COVID-19 disinformation
• Two-time Academy Award winner Mahershala Ali on his new film "Swan Song"
• Infectious disease expert Dr. Celine Gounder on Omicron variant, holiday travel impact
• White House COVID-19 response coordinator on first Omicron variant case in U.S., new restrictions
• 12/2: CBSN AM
• "I still got a few years in me": Kevin Strickland speaks out on life after prison
• Michigan 15-year-old charged with two dozen crimes in Oxford High School shooting
• SCOTUS hears arguments in Mississippi abortion case, signals support for law amid concerns over court's legitimacy
• President Biden to announce new set of COVID winter plans after first U.S. Omicron case detected
• Police whistleblowers ousted by "blue wall of silence"