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Articles from December 3, 2021

• South Bay Retailer Shutters Store in Response to Smash-and-Grab Crime Wave
• Grieving Family Members Call for Justice for Slain Security Guard Kevin Nishita
• Denver Police Prepare To Protect The More Than 100,000 People Expected Downtown For Parade Of Lights
• Contractors Say CDOT Is Hiding Costs Of Big Contracts With Out-Of-State Companies
• Los Angeles Clippers Hold Off Lakers, 119-115
• Gaudreau, Tkachuk Lead Flames Over Ducks In Shootout
• Warriors End Suns' Win Streak at 18 With 118-96 Victory
• Dramatic Price Drop At Pump Draws Drivers To Galt Gas Station
• La Mirada Home Decorated Like 'National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation' Could Face Fines Over Display
• RTD, TSA, Denver Police And Colorado Guardian Angels Stepping Up Patrols At Troubled Union Station
• Homeless Crisis Complicates The Economic Recovery Of Historic Olvera Street
• City Was Warned About Thousands of Corroding Light Poles But Failed to Fix Many, CBS 2 Investigation Finds
• Chicago Weather: Rain Arrives Sunday
• Jewelry Store Owner Says Suspects Stole 300K Worth of Merchandise
• Plummer, Cockburn Lead Illinois Past Rutgers
• 11-Year-Old Stabbed In Head In Mar Vista, Victim Is Stable
• Marcus Freeman Gets Enthusiastic Welcome As He Officially Becomes New Head Notre Dame Football Coach
• Saturday's Show Info (12/4/21)
• Kevin Durant Lifts Nets Over Wolves, 110-105
• Allegheny County's 911 Call Center Losing Dispatchers Who Feel Overworked
• Columbia University Student Davide Giri Stabbed To Death Near Morningside Park; Suspected Gang Member In Custody
• New COVID Testing Site At LAX Opened Due To Omicron Variant Concern
• Columbia University Community Shocked By Deadly Knife Attack On Graduate Student Davide Giri
• Booking Booster Shots Proves Challenging For Some Coloradans
• First Case Of Omicron Variant Reported In New Jersey
• Neighbors Alarmed After Rash Of Robberies In Lakeview; Police Patrols Increased Along Southport Avenue
• Alsip Woman Still Fighting For Change To Rules After Getting Snow Route Ticket, Despite No Sign About It
• Christmas Arrives Early For Hundreds Of Children At Jersey City's 25th Annual Toy Drive
• West Side Middle Schoolers Create, Sell Their Own Wrapping Paper -- And It Takes Off Big
• Oakland To Spend $5.8 Million To Fill Vacant Police Officer Positions
• Tracking COVID-19: CBS4 Goes Inside Summit Biolabs
• Mesquite Officer Dies After Shooting Outside Grocery Store
• Dozens Of Weapons Confiscated From Students At Brooklyn School In Last 3 Days
• How Technology Can Help Police Track Down Stolen Vehicles
• Parents Of Michigan School Shooting Suspect Are Missing, Officials Say
• CBS4 Investigates: Man Accused Of Killing Ryan Rogers Could Have Faced Two Decades In Prison For Prior Crime
• Last-Second Shot From Virginia's Jayden Gardner Sinks Pitt
• Health Officials Urge Vaccination & Boosters As COVID-19 Rate Rises, Omicron Arrives In Maryland
• Maryland Has Three Confirmed Cases Of The Omicron Variant Of COVID-19, Hogan Says
• Jury Watches Interrogation Video In Murder Trial For Keith Smith, Who Blamed Panhandler For Wife's Death
• Glenneisha Darkins Perseveres During Art Week Despite Challenges
• Three Loch Raven Watershed Fires Under Investigation; Officials Caution Against Setting Outdoor Fires
• New Warning For Parents Regarding Omicron COVID-19 Variant
• 'Star Of Bethlehem' Lit With Promise Of Steel Returning To Sparrows Point
• Man Shot, Critically Wounded On Huron Street In River North Near Mag Mile
• Woman Shot, Killed In Hallway Of South Shore Neighborhood Building
• Police Used DNA Database To Find Evelyn Player's Killer; Suspect Had Lengthy Record of Violent Crimes Against Women
• Know The Score: December 3, 2021
• Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand Introduces Legislation Expanding SNAP Eligibility For College Students
• 12 California Residents Contract COVID-19 After Attending Wedding In Milwaukee; 5 Have Omicron Variant
• Heat Outlast Pacers 113-104
• Homeowner Convicted In Killings Of 2 Teens Smoking Marijuana Inside His Garage
• Joel Embiid's Late Jumper Caps 76ers' Rally Past Hawks, 98-96
• Kyle Van Noy Hosts Christmas Party For Foster Children In Need
• MDHHS Updates COVID-19 Quarantine Guidance For Michigan Schools
• Mayor's Christmas Parade Returns To North Baltimore Sunday
• More Than 100 Michigan Schools Close Due To Copycat Threats After Oxford High Shooting
• Wisconsin's Gov. Tony Evers Vetoes GOP Abortion Bills
• Honda Recalls SUVs And Pickups Because Hoods Can Fly Open
• Strome Scores as Rangers Beat Sharks 1-0
• Some Parents Not Pleased As Kids Are Required To Wear Masks During Outdoor Recess At Jonathan Burr Elementary School In Wicker Park
• North Halsted Street Mainstay Yoshi's Café Set To Close This Month After Nearly 40 Years In Business
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: Dec. 4, 2021
• 'There Was No Effort': Denver Police Officer Fired For Failing To Render Aid To Shooting Victim
• We're Number 1! Red Rocks Most Attended Concert Venue In The World
• 'This Is A Major Closure' - Caltrans Shutting I-80 Near Fairfield Late Saturday To Remove Aging Bridge
• Shoppers Returning To Heavy Police Presence in San Francisco Union Square After Smash-and-Grab Thefts
• Omicron Variant Outbreak Reported In Berkeley Among People Already Vaccinated; Cases 'Mildly Symptomatic'
• Officials React To Mesquite Officer Killed On Duty
• CHiPs For Kids Toy Drive Kicks Off For 2021
• U.S. Steel Tower In Downtown Pittsburgh Lights Up To Promote Heisman Campaign Of Pitt QB Kenny Pickett
• Furniture From Set Of 'The Conners' Offered In Charity Auction
• Man Who Protested Potter Trial Judge Charged With Harassment, Arrested In Wisconsin
• Armed Robbers Steal $300K Worth Of Items From Jeweler In South Sacramento
• Owings Mills Man, 23, Charged For Selling Fake COVID-19 Vaccine Cards On Social Media
• Downtown Sacramento Street Closures Begin Ahead Of California International Marathon
• Small San Jose Merchants Worry About Being Next Targets For Smash-And-Grab Robbers
• Sonora Teen Arrested For Allegedly Threating To Carry Out School Shooting
• Car Involved In Holbrook Crash Was Stolen From Amazon Driver, Police Say
• Minnesota Weather: 6+ Inches Of Snow Possible Up North Over The Weekend
• Forecasted blizzard in Hawaii could be the state's first since 2018
• COVID In Colorado: Interest In Booster Shots Increases
• Bears Vs. Cardinals: Three Things To Watch
• California Needs Volunteers: How You Can Help
• Miami Boat Show Move In 2022 Could Impact Manatees
• DAs, Retailers In California Calling For Tougher Retail Theft Law
• Pittsburgh Public Safety Increases Patrols For Pitt ACC Championship Game
• 2 Students Arrested in Separate Santa Rosa School Threats, 1 With Loaded Gun
• Former Ohio Sheriff's Deputy Jason Meade Charged With Murder In Shooting Of Casey Goodson Jr.
• Baldwin Township Family Turns Heartbreaking Loss Into Hope For Others
• San Jose City Council Implements Residential Irrigation Restrictions
• Remains Of World War II Soldier From Binghamton Identified
• Mayor Wu Plans To Relocate Homeless Living At Mass And Cass By End Of Year
• 3rd Worker At Federal Prison Charged With Sexual Misconduct
• Baltimore County Superintendent Says Pandemic Trauma Causing Uptick In Disruption, Invites Community Discussion
• Armed Suspects Posing As Police Follow Residents Home In Violent Robbery
• UCLA Basketball Game At Washington Canceled Due To COVID In Husky Program
• Jacob Brady Homicide Investigation: $15,000 Reward Offered For Information
• University Of Maryland, Men's Basketball Coach Mark Turgeon Mutually Agree To Part Ways, School Says
• Minneapolis Students Walk Out Over High School's Handling Of Sexual Assault Allegations
• Local Christmas Tree Lots May Sell Out Early This Year Due To Nationwide Shortage
• A Reunion Four Decades In The Making
• Beaver County Man Says His Security System Shows Driver Allegedly Trying To Run Over Cats
• Local DJ Brings Back Toy Drive After Hugely Successful Lockdown Dance Parties
• Man Found Dead In San Jose Home Over Thanksgiving Weekend, Ruled As Homicide
• Fort Worth ISD Hopes To Hire Teachers 'On The Spot,' Offering Huge Incentives
• 4 Freeways In Calif. Rank Among Deadliest Nationwide
• LA City Council Approves Games Agreement Ahead Of 2028 Olympics
• UMass Memorial Health In Worcester Runs Out Of ICU Beds
• Accused King Soopers shooter deemed mentally incompetent to stand trial
• Authorities Seize Dozens Of Cars With Bogus Paper License Plates In Harlem
• FEMA Extends Application Deadline For New Jersey Residents Affected By Ida
• Maryland AG's Race Heats Up With Potential O'Malley-Brown Democratic Primary
• Delivery Drones Buzzing Over Some North Texas Cities
• Halethorpe Man Killed In Wrong-Way Crash In Jessup
• 'The Right Decision For Us': More Twin Cities Bars, Restaurants Requiring Proof Of Vaccination
• Parents Of Oxford Shooting Suspect Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter, Authorities Searching For Them
• Connecticut Comptroller Kevin Lembo Resigns For Health Reasons
• Riverhead School District Investigating 'Cyber Incident' Impacting Internet, Email
• Obamas Make Surprise Visit To Comer Children's Hospital For Holiday Celebration
• Britney Spears says she endured years of forced therapy
• Three Men Shot Outside Garfield Red Line Station
• NFL suspends Antonio Brown for misrepresenting vaccine status
• 3rd Prison Employee Charged With Sexually Abusing Female Inmate At Dublin Facility
• Video Captures Pompano Beach Shooting, Suspects Sought
• Pittsburgh Man Says He's Experiencing Ringing In Ears After Getting COVID-19 Booster Shot
• Hallmark Channel Embraces John Harbaugh, Self-Described 'Hallmark Movie Guy'
• 40 Years Later, 81-Year-Old Myrtle Cole's Brutal Murder Remains Unsolved
• Customers step in to save iconic general store from closing
• NYPD: 1 Dead, Another Injured In Apparent Drug-Related Shooting At Brooklyn Short-Term Rental Apartment
• COVID: Google Delays Return-To-Office Past Early January Amid Omicron Variant Concerns
• Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Back On Stage After Pandemic Shutdown With Message Of Hope
• Early Morning Shooting In Oakland Kills Transgender Person; 129th Homicide Of Year
• Citrus Heights Veteran's Missing Service Dog Found Safe
• Minneapolis Police Seek Help Identifying Suspect In Fatal Northside Shooting
• Red, Long-Time Zoo Miami Resident Ostrich Found Dead
• As Shopping Malls Lose Their Anchor Tenants, Casinos May Prove To Be A Perfect Substitute
• More guns and fewer police officers blamed for spike in homicides
• West Baltimore Fire Damages Four Rowhomes, At Least 10 Displaced
• Officials Remind Parents To Keep Their Guns Secured To Avoid Tragedy
• Department Of Justice Launches Civil Rights Investigation Into Mount Vernon Police Department
• Fields Making Progress, But Won't Play Vs. Cardinals; Dalton To Start At QB Again For Bears
• 'Very Frustrating': Crown Point Parents Worry About Mask Optional Rule At Schools As COVID Case Numbers Are Rising
• All Lanes Of I-83 North Closed In Hunt Valley For Crash
• Family Of Fallen Delaware County Firefighter Has Mortgage Fully Paid Off
• More than 13,000 fake designer products seized in Los Angeles
• 'I'm Proud': Golden Valley Police Commander Becomes 1st Black Officer On Department's Command Staff
• Art Of Black Aims To Showcase Diversity In The Arts During Art Week
• 'More Than 100% Capacity': NH Hospitals Stressed By Increase In COVID Cases
• South Africa probing "sharp increase" in hospitalized children with COVID
• Small Business Owners In Riverhead Hope Loyal Customers Will Shop Locally This Holiday Season
• Manhunt Underway For Parents Of Oxford Shooting Suspect Ethan Crumbley, But 2 Attorneys Say They Are Not Fleeing
• Benedict Cumberbatch and Lady Gaga win New York Film Critics Circle awards
• 3 Arrested On Drug Charges In Grass Valley
• Gov. Hogan To Host Holiday Open House At Governor's Mansion
• 'Bad People Aren't Going To Stop Me': After Thieves Take Thousands Of Toys, Organizers Vow To Get Christmas Gifts For Kids
• CBS News poll: How often do you remember your dreams?
• Half Of Fort Lauderdale High-Rises Without Sprinklers
• Facing South Florida To Look Back At Life, Career Of Congresswoman Carrie Meek
• El Paso County Sheriff Takes Heat After Sharing Photo Of 'Santa' Getting Concealed Handgun Permit
• People Without Homes Living Outdoors In Ocean County In Need Of Help As Winter Approaches
• Crest Hill Couple Pleads Guilty To Role In Jan. 6 Attack On U.S. Capitol
• Mother Of Ahmir Jones, Teen Killed Protecting Girlfriend During Robbery Near Temple University, Speaks Out
• Golden Eagle Released After Rehabilitation In Colorado
• Research Suggests Physical Books May Be Better For Children Compared To Tablets
• FDNY Probationary Firefighter Vincent Malveaux Dies After Medical Episode During Training Exercise
• Ravens Unveil Custom Footwear For 'My Cause My Cleats' Campaign
• No-Burn Order Extended For 8th Consecutive Day
• Suffolk County Police Officer Timothy Thrane Released From Hospital 1 Month After Being Hit By Alleged Drunk Driver
• Lakewood Hosts The Return Of Camp Christmas With A Chance To Check 'Emotional Baggage'
• New Docu-Series 'MARCH' premieres January 24!
• 'Harlem Ever After' Event Highlights Black Women-Owned Businesses
• Can New York City Enforce Its COVID Vaccine Mandate On Private And Religious Schools?
• Truck Full Of Salt Crashes On I-88; One Person Seriously Injured
• Second Confirmed Colorado Case Of Omicron Variant Discovered In Boulder County
• Organized Retail Crime Task Force Recovers Millions Of Dollars In Stolen Goods From Chicago Storage Units
• DePaul University To Move Classes Online For First 2 Weeks Of Winter Quarter Due To COVID-19 Concerns
• Prosecutor Lays Out Disturbing Timeline Explaining Why Oxford School Shooting Suspect's Parents Were Charged
• South Miami Police Chief Rene Landa Alarmed By New Report About Covid-19 And Officers
• Jacqueline Avant Memorial Fund To Benefit New MLK Children's Center In Watts
• 'We're In An Official Blood Emergency Right Now': New York Blood Center Calls For Donations
• As Winter Approaches, Seasonal Affective Disorder Is More Likely To Set In
• Video Helps Identify Accused Porch Pirate In Fort Lauderdale, Suspect May Be Part Of Organized Ring
• 21-Year-Old Eddie Rodriguez Killed In Road Rage Shooting On Roosevelt Boulevard, Police Say
• Another Racist Video Involving Students Under Investigation At Prior Lake High School
• Petroleum found in well water near Pearl Harbor, Navy says
• Students Ride With Santa On NJ Transit's Holiday Train
• Shakeel Bodden Charged With Murder In Stabbing Death Of Sister's Boyfriend At Somerville Home
• Efforts to 'Sabotage' Florida Gambling Measure Alleged
• Hiring Stalled In November, With Businesses Adding Only 210,000 Jobs
• Hialeah Couple Accused Of Stealing Lottery Tickets Worth Thousands Of Dollars
• 'We Feel A Little Bit Like We're Under Assault': Retailers, DAs Say California Needs Stronger Shoplifting Law
• Howard County NAACP Calls For Investigation After Video Shows Black Student Being Punched By Staff
• Jury Deliberations Underway In Dayonte Resiles Murder Trial
• Grosse Ile Parkway Bridge Reopens Ahead Of Schedule Following Repairs
• Massachusetts Reports 5,179 New COVID Cases; More Than 1,000 Now Hospitalized
• Here's A List Of Weekend Construction In Metro Detroit
• 'They Did It': Mother Of Late Mervo Football Player Reacts To State Championship Win
• 14 Killed In San Bernardino Terror Attack Will Be Honored With New Memorial
• Mars Area School District Rolling Out School Bus Tracking App
• Charlotte Mailliard Shultz, Widow Of George Shultz, Dies At 88 ; 'We Have Lost Our Grande Dame'
• Maryland Manor Burns Down After Homeowner Tries To Smoke Out Snakes
• Sheriff: 1 Dead After Experimental Aircraft Crashes Along Shore Of Clear Lake
• 5 Ravens Cornerbacks Are Questionable For Sunday's Steelers Game
• Massachusetts Legislature Passes $4 Billion Spending Bill, Including Essential Worker Bonuses Of Up To $2,000
• Cal Fire Lifts Burn Permit Requirements in 4 Counties
• Police Search For Parents Of Michigan High School Shooting Suspect After They Are Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter
• Threats Place All Pittsburgh Public Schools On Modified Lockdown Friday
• This week on "Face the Nation," December 5, 2021
• Annual Community Leaders Hanukkah Candle Lighting Held At Grand Park
• Gov. Walz Announces 1M Additional At-Home Test Kits & More Booster Opportunities For Parents
• David Savage Charged After Killing Girlfriend, Opening Fire On Officers At SEPTA Terminal In Upper Darby: DA
• Methodology: How CBS 2 Uncovered Thousands of Concerning Light Poles In Chicago
• Trail Blazers fire general manager Neil Olshey after toxic workplace probe
• Man, 38, Indicted For 7 Bank Robberies Across Northern California
• Detroit Police Seek Assistance Locating Suspect In Connection To Fatal Shooting Of His Wife
• King Soopers Shooting Suspect Incompetent For Trial
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports Over 10,000 New Cases
• Denver Police Officer Fired For Failing To Render Aid To Shooting Victim
• First Lady Dr. Jill Biden Pushes COVID-19 Vaccination In Kids 5-11 At Children's Hospital Of Philadelphia
• St. Anthony Police Search For Missing Girl, 16
• Small Children Across Colorado Can Now Receive Free Books In The Mail Thanks To Dolly Parton's Program
• Police Search For Parents Of Oxford High School Shooting Suspect After They Are Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter
• First Case Of COVID-19 Omicron Variant Confirmed In Pennsylvania
• Vacant Homes, Properties Owned By Caltrans Would Be Converted Into Affordable Housing Under Proposed Plan
• Holidays Add To Happy Ending For Student Who Overcame Family Strife To Excel
• Pittsburgh Native Mark Cuban Buys Small Texas Town
• Massive Warehouse Fire Likely Caused Foul Odor In Carson, Authorities Say
• 50 Arrested In LAPD Investigation Into Drug Dealers Preying On Skid Row Residents
• New Kelly's Roast Beef Location Planned In New Hampshire
• San Francisco City Hall Briefly Locked Down Due To Suspicious Package
• Deadline To Apply For FEMA Hurricane Ida Relief For New Jersey Residents Extended To January
• Round Of Ammo Found In Hallway Of Shrewsbury's Oak Middle School
• Police: Motorist Claims Sneeze Led To Critical Auto-Pedestrian Crash
• Owner of Acupuncture Clinics Chain Pleads No Contest to Insurance Fraud
• BMA To Display Elijah Cummings' Official Portrait Before It Heads To The Capitol
• Discovery Of More Asbestos At United States Air Force Academy Chapel Means Delays In Renovation Project
• Honda Recalls SUVs, Pickups Because Hoods Can Fly Open
• New NASA Mission Will Test Lasers As A To Communicate With Future Missions
• Colorado Parks And Wildlife Records Ice On Steamboat Lake Making Eerie, Star Wars-Like Sounds
• As FTC Looks Closely At Supply Shortage, Colorado Company Helps Consumers Navigate The Waters
• Angela Jones Indicted For St. Cloud Murder
• Colorado Weather: Turning A Bit Cooler And Windy This Weekend Ahead Of Snow Chance Next Week
• Leonardo DiCaprio, Meryl Streep on their apocalyptic comedy "Don't Look Up"
• Luke Bryan, Morgan Wallen Headline Atlantic City's Tidalwave Music Festival
• Liam's List Dec. 3: Christmas Tree Lightnings; Golden Girls Christmas Live; Elton's Christmas Song
• Ceres Man Pleads Guilty To Operating International Cockfighting Breeding Farm
• Accused Teen Gunman's Parents Charged In Oxford High School Shooting
• 'Gentle And Generous Soul': Bruno, LA Zoo's 42-Year-Old Orangutan, Dies Suddenly
• San Francisco Supervisors Call On SFMTA To Restore Bayshore Express Muni Bus Lines
• Bedford, NH Woman Accused Of Living With Dead Mother For 5 Months Faces 'Abuse Of A Corpse' Charge
• U.S. Bank Stadium Hosting Indigenous Bowl For Native American Athletes: 'This Is Only The Start To Something Big'
• Trump attorneys argue for dismissal of E. Jean Carroll's lawsuit
• 'Weird Al' Yankovic To Embark On Massive 2022 Tour; UC Davis Date Set For September
• Dead Humpback Whale Washes Ashore On Cape Cod
• Woman Arrested, Charged In Alleged Kidnapping Of 4 Children In Detroit
• Biden signs short-term funding bill to avert government shutdown
• Federal Medical Teams Provide COVID Aid At HCMC
• Caught On Video: Suspect Steals Lexus SUV That Was Left Running In Brooklyn
• Ceres Man, 74, Pleads Guilty To Running Breeding Farm For Cockfighting
• Morscher's Pork Store: A Ridgewood Family Business Runs On Hard Work
• Michigan Football Team To Wear Patch Honoring Oxford High School Shooting Victims
• Chicago Elite Classic Returns
• Kim Potter Trial: Mostly White Jury Seated For Trial In Daunte Wright's Death
• Florida House Leaders Push Back On Redistricting Criticism
• Austrian doctor fined for amputating wrong leg
• Police: Beauty Store Worker Assaulted Trying To Stop Shoplifters On Staten Island
• Several Small Burbank Shops Targeted In Early Morning Burglary Spree
• Group Running Free Mini Train Rides In Costa Mesa Gets Boost After Finding Junction Vandalized
• Smash-And-Grab Thieves Hit San Jose Eastridge Mall Jewelry Store; 5 Sought
• Rain On The Way To Bay Area Early Next Week
• LIVE Music Is Back: KBCO Studio C Volume 33 Goes On Sale This Weekend
• Hennepin Theater Trust Buys Assets Of Brave New Workshop
• Keri Hilson Says 'Hip Hop Family Christmas' Is All About 'Honoring Your Family, Not Living For The World'
• Coach accused of assaulting French judo star is acquitted
• Suspect's Parents Charged After Deadly Shooting At Michigan High School
• Omicron Variant In NYC: Contact Tracing Personnel Working With People Who Tested Positive; Symptoms Described As Mild
• Study: Books Are Better Than Tablets For Young Kids
• Patriots-Bills Week 13 Predictions
• Controversial Teddy Roosevelt Statue Covered Outside Natural History Museum Ahead Of Relocation
• Unvaccinated Nevada state workers to pay insurance surcharge
• Detroit Animal Care To Host 'Pets For Presents' Adoption Event At Oakland Mall
• Rohan Mattu
• Brandon Weigel
• Discover DFW: Families Can Help 'Save Christmas' This Holiday Season
• Colorado Space Company Will Help Build The Next Space Station
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports Over 1,300 New Cases
• Gifts for bakers and cookie lovers
• Gubernatorial Candidate Rushern Baker Pledges To Live, Work Most Of The Year In Baltimore City If Elected
• Known 'Affiliate' Of 211 Crew Arrested After Stolen Gun Found In Car
• Wolfpack Junior Football Team Heads To National Championships In Florida
• Jury Set In Kim Potter Trial, Opening Statements On Wednesday
• Rain Back In The Forecast For California Next Week
• 2's Got Your Ticket: Melissa Gilbert Stars In 'When Harry Met Rehab'
• Chicago Firefighters Help Deliver Letters To Santa At Macy's On State Street
• 2 Armed Suspects Wanted In Follow-Home Robbery In North Hollywood
• Marty Walsh: 'I Haven't Really Thought Much' About Running For Massachusetts Governor
• The Christmas Capital of Texas Is located in North Texas
• Motown Legends The Temptations And The Four Tops Coming To Pittsburgh
• Parents Of Oxford High Shooting Suspect Facing Charges
• Wind Pushes High Voltage Line Into Chelsea Home, Sparking Fire
• Rev. Jesse Jackson, Mother Of Jelani Day Demand Federal Hate Crime Investigation Of Illinois State Grad Student Found Dead
• Felony Arrests, Firearms Seized During SFPD Black Friday Vehicle Smash-And-Grab Crackdown
• Chicago Police Search For Men In Smash And Grab In South Loop
• Overnight Fire in Fort Lauderdale High Rise Leaves One Dead, Another Hospitalized
• Chicago Officers Attend Hearing In Botched Raid Of Anjanette Young; Face Suspension, Termination
• COVID In Minnesota: 62 More Deaths As Omicron Variant Arrives In Minnesota
• Epstein accuser reflects on being a victim — and recruiting other girls
• Honda recalls SUVs and pickups because hoods can fly open
• How Does The Coronavirus Mutate? It's Just A Series Of Mistakes
• Patriots Will Bring Back Red Throwback Jerseys In 2022
• Tejon Ranch Will Be A Zero-Emissions Home Development, Ending Decades-Long Legal Battle
• Parolee Aariel Maynor Arrested In Connection With Jacqueline Avant Killing After Shooting Himself In The Foot
• NFL Week 13 AFC East Preview: CBS Boston's Levan Reid Calls AFC East Title Fight A Battle Of 'Big Brother Vs Little Brother'
• Spirit Airlines Brings Biometric Check-In To DFW Airport
• Heavy Police Presence At Garland High School After Gunfire Nearby
• Ringgold Teacher Accused Of Attacking Daughter At School
• SportsLine Week 13 AFC West Picks: 'Denver Designed Well To Stop What Kansas City Does,' Says Larry Hartstein
• Kitten Rescued from Highway 101 Near Burlingame Now Up for Adoption
• Bride who uses wheelchair walks down aisle
• Newest 'Man In The Arena' Episode Offers Fascinating Thought From Tom Brady On Undefeated Season
• Tua Is Rolling For Miami, Giants Have Questions At QB
• UAW Votes For Direct Election Of Leaders In Wake Of Scandal
• 9 Lawyers Allied With Trump Ordered To Pay Detroit, Michigan $175K In Sanctions
• Oklahoma sues over National Guard vaccine requirement
• Alleged Catalytic Converter Thief Caught In Roseville By Deputies
• Kim Potter Trial, Dec. 3 Live Updates: All 14 Jurors Selected, Opening Statements Planned For Wednesday
• Miami-Dade Schools Superintendent Alberto Carvalho To Be Knighted By Spain
• Isaias Perez Arrested In Connection With Alleged Dallas Road Rage Shooting
• Earth, Wind & Fire Announce Concert At Mystic Lake
• One Dead After Wrong Way Crash On I-30 In Fort Worth
• Cale Makar, Avalanche Bounce Back, Beat Canadiens In Montreal
• U.S. could be unable to pay its bills in weeks as debt limit approaches
• Campbell Has His Hands Full
• Maryland Man Pleads Guilty To Bank Fraud Conspiracy
• Michigan House Votes To Increase Funding For School Resource Officers After Oxford High School Shooting
• Baltimore Fire Department's Train Garden On Display At Engine 45
• NTTA Completes Hwy 121, Sam Rayburn Tollway Project
• Reese, Owusu Lead No. 8 Maryland Women Past Miami
• Santa Cruz Man Sentenced To 6 Years In Federal Prison For Vicious Hate Crime Attack
• Four People Arrested Following Overnight Robberies, Carjacking
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 1,700 New Cases Reported As State Surpasses 11K Deaths
• Bill Russell Talks To CBS News About Pioneering Career With Boston Celtics And His Legacy
• Nevada police ID teen found dead in 1980, vow to pursue her killer
• Dr. Fauci: If You're Vaccinated, You Don't Have To Change Your Holiday Plans Due To Omicron Variant
• Reported Shooting In Neighborhood Near Lodi's Parade Of Lights Leads To Arrest Of Teen With Loaded Gun
• Colorado's Endangered Places 2021: Group Of 46 Bridges Spanning The State With Unique History, Architecture
• Jussie Smollett Trial: Defense Attorney Calls For Mistrial And Accuses Judge Of Lunging At Her; Judge Denies Claims And Motion
• Pedestrian Struck And Killed On I-57 In Will County; Southbound Lanes Closed
• Netflix announces movie about accidental Thanksgiving text
• Scooter Rider Struck, Killed In South LA; Driver Detained
• Maryland Weather: A Warmup On Saturday Followed By A Sunday Cooldown
• Man, 64, Dies After Car Crashes Into Building On Broadway In Sacramento
• Notre Dame Promotes Freeman To Replace Kelly As Head Coach
• NFL's Foolish 'Blindside Block' Rule Rears Its Ugly Head In Saints-Cowboys Thursday Night Game
• 'Skittish' Elk And Other Animals Are Using Wildlife Underpasses Installed In Conjunction With I-25 South Gap Project
• Denver International Airport Ranks Among Worst Big Airports For On-Time Departures
• Cristina Mendez
• COVID Spiking In New Hampshire With Record-High Number Of Active Cases
• Security Guard: Denver's Union Station 'Being Taken Over' By Crime & Drugs, Is 'Major Risk For Patrons'
• PTL Links: Dec. 3, 2021
• After Death Of 73-Year-Old Woman And Dog, Dallas Police Chief Says More Needs To Be Done To Stop Street Racing
• Sacramento Mom Says Elementary School Was Slow To Notify Her Of Child's Broken Leg
• More Than 1,300 Hospitalized In Florida For COVID-19
• Oxford Superintendent Tim Throne Says Discipline Not Needed For 15-Year-Old Before Shooting
• Big Ten Title Up For Grabs
• Miami Weather: Another Cool Morning, Slight Warm Up Over The Weekend
• Taste Of The Town: Casa Mariano In Doral Delights With A Blend Of Mediterranean and South American Flavors
• 2 Injured In Shooting On Dan Ryan Expressway Near 57th Street
• Hiring stalled in November, with economy adding 210,000 jobs
• LA Artist Paul Daniels Proves It's Never Too Late To Pursue What You Love
• Anoka-Hennepin Extending Winter Break For Mental Health Needs, Staff Shortage
• COVID Omicron Variant Detected In Los Angeles, New York, Hawaii, Minnesota, Colorado
• Man Shot & Killed In Northwest Baltimore, Police Say
• Jefferson Park Homeowner Creates Visual Magic, With Huge Rotating Christmas Tree Poking Through Roof; 'Go Big, Or Go Home'
• Omicron variant may increase risk of COVID reinfection, study finds
• Christmas Tree Lighting Takes Place At Klyde Warren Park In Dallas Saturday, December 4
• Serena Williams publishing first children's book
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/3 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• Reality Winner says she leaked classified material to serve Americans
• Investigator in Wisconsin 2020 election review tried to overturn Biden win
• Texas resident gets over $4,000 in bills after COVID test
• The least affordable housing market in the U.S.? Boise
• Where Americans are quitting their jobs at the highest rates
• What we know about the Michigan school shooting victims
• Gunmakers not liable for Las Vegas massacre deaths, court rules
• Alec Baldwin describes "Rust" shooting in emotional interview
• Omicron COVID-19 variant detected in 5 states
• "Mountain of digital evidence" suggests school shooting was planned
• Suspect arrested in killing of Jacqueline Avant
• Worcester Remembers 6 Firefighters Killed 22 Years Ago In Cold Storage Fire
• 14 arrested over LA smash-and-grab thefts, but none kept in jail
• St. Paul Man Charged After Fatal Stabbing, City's 35th Homicide Of The Year
• 2 Men Found Dead Outside Home In Tacony Neighborhood, Philadelphia Police Said
• Plumber Finds Cache Of Money Behind Loose Toilet In Wall At Joel Osteen's Lakewood Mega-Church
• NYC DOT Investigating Anti-Vaccine Ad At Bus Shelter In Brooklyn
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warmer Temperatures Expected This Weekend
• 2 Men Break Into GameStop In Logan Square
• Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Taking Action Against Bank Overdraft Fees
• New Area Code Approved For Some Pennsylvania Counties As Current Phone Numbers Run Out
• Dozens Of Signs Coming Down In Wrigleyville Because Of Typo
• Winter Market Opening In Andersonville Friday
• North Philadelphia House Fire Sends 56-Year-Old To The Hospital
• Armed Suspects Take Off With Cash Register After Robbing Fishtown 7-Eleven: Police
• Family, Friends Hold Candlelight Vigil For Slain Temple University Student Samuel Collington
• West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin To Support Effort To Overturn Vaccine Requirement For Businesses
• With COVID-19 Omicron Variant Cases Being Identified In U.S., Local Public Health Officials Are On High Alert
• Nurse gets 10 years for sexually assaulting incapacitated woman
• Chicago Weather: Early Morning Showers; Mild Day Friday
• Samir Jefferson's Mother Speaks Out After 14-Year-Old Shot 18 Times, Killed In Feltonville
• Loved Ones Of Mother Of Six Tyra Gould Gunned Down In North Philadelphia Demanding Killer To Turn Themself In
• Cook Political Report's Wasserman on redistricting and 2022 midterms
• Miami Police Department Sees Record Number of Applications In Hours
• Arrest Made After Social Media Threat Targets Marjory Stoneman Douglas High
• Space station's orbit adjusted to dodge debris from old U.S. rocket
• Ambridge Couple Spread Christmas Cheer With Light Display Including 20,000 Lights
• Boston Police Warn About Drinks Being Spiked With Drugs At Bars
• PennDOT Asking For Public Input Ahead Of Bridge Work In Westmoreland County
• To Do List: Women's Holiday Market, Sippin' Santa, Somerville Farmers Market
• Feds opened civil inquiry into Andrew Cuomo sexual harassment claims
• Man Facing Charges For Allegedly Stabbing Boss During Meeting
• Pennsylvania Ranked In Top 10 Most Generous States
• Shawn Clement, 36, Charged In Connection With 100+ Catalytic Converter Thefts
• Raising Cane's Chicken Tenders Reportedly Coming To Pittsburgh
• 'Get Vaccinated And Get Boosted': Gov. Baker Pushes COVID Shots In Brockton
• Pat McAfee Donates $2 Million Dollars To Plum Athletics
• Wild Roll To Win Against Devils
• DeRozan, LaVine Help Bulls Hang On To Beat Knicks
• Karlsson Scores In OT To Give Sharks Win Over Islanders
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/3 Friday Morning Forecast

Videos from December 3, 2021

• Saturday Sessions: My Morning Jacket performs "In Color"
• My Morning Jacket on their longtime friendship, new record and reconciliation
• As technology during the pandemic speeds up, vintage office gear helps some slow time
• The Dish: Meet the pair of Jareds behind Chicago's Moody Tongue Brewing Company
• Artist Kennedy Yanko makes a name for herself at the return of Art Basel Miami
• Fearful under Taliban rule, Afghan families anxiously await evacuation from Kabul
• Author Rowan Jacobsen searches for the elusive truffle in new book
• Waste management experts rethink ways to recycle as costs increase
• Cook Political Report's Dave Wasserman on "The Takeout" — 12/3/2021
• Potentially hazardous asteroid to pass near Earth
• President Biden highlights "very strong" jobs recovery in November employment report
• Parents of Michigan high school shooting suspect charged
• Parents of Michigan shooting suspect charged
• Biden touts unemployment rate as November jobs report falls short of expectations
• Customers step up to save beloved general store
• Honda recalls vehicles over concerns about hoods
• Alec Baldwin says he "didn't pull the trigger"
• U.S. grapples with surge in homicides
• U.S. economy added only 210,000 jobs in November
• More cases of Omicron variant detected in U.S.
• Economic analyst on November jobs numbers
• "48 Hours" catches up with woman two decades after adopted parents sent her back to Russia over safety concerns
• Russian troops reported at the Ukraine border heighten tensions between the two nations
• Job growth slows in November
• Cases of the Omicron coronavirus variant confirmed in at least 5 states
• Parents of Michigan school shooting suspect charged with involuntary manslaughter
• House January 6 committee recommends holding Jeffrey Clark in contempt
• Former Epstein staffer testifies Maxwell was the "lady of the house"
• Holiday shopping surge and port slowdowns create environmental crisis
• Bride who uses wheelchair walks down aisle
• More cases of Omicron coronavirus variant confirmed in U.S.
• Bill Russell's historic collection to be offered at historic live auction in Boston
• Omicron variant discovered in at least 5 states as millions prepare to gather for holidays
• Congress passes spending bill and averts government shutdown
• WorldView: Coach acquitted in assault of French judo champion
• 12/3: CBSN AM
• Reality Winner says she leaked classified material to serve American people
• Congress averts government shutdown as debt ceiling looms