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• Oakland Police Receives $80K In Private Donations To Launch Patrol Drone Program
• Jose Inez Garcia-Zarate Pleads Guilty To Federal Gun Charges In Kate Steinle Slaying
• Congressional Delegation Tours Dublin Federal Prison After Probe Uncovers Sex Abuse, Rape, Misconduct
• The shooting occurred on the fourth floor of a North Hollywood high-rise in the 5000 block of Tujunga, near Lankershim and Burbank Boulevards
• Equipped with only a paper map, an axe and some patience, an injured hiker survived a fall from the tallest peak in Southern California.
• Rep. Ro Khanna Meets With Ukrainian Consul General To Offer Support
• Sniffspot App Offers Private Dog Parks For Rent
• Curry Dazzles For 47 Points; Draymond Green Returns; Warriors Beat Washington, 126-112
• Getting Answers: What Types Of Changes Could Sutter's Fort See?
• The brothers were on their way to class at Edison High School in Huntington Beach when the fatal traffic collision occurred with a city-owned truck
• But with many of the orphans trapped inside besieged cities, and after seeing the desperation in the eyes of mothers who endured the frigid winter to cross into Romania, the pediatrician shifted to humanitarian work to help out wherever he can.
• Fox Scores 34 As Kings Beat Scuffling Bulls 112-103
• Placer County Man Sentenced For Stealing Forest User Fees In Arizona
• Towns Scores NBA-High 60 Points, Wolves Top Spurs 149-139
• DePaul women to take on Dayton in NCAA play-in game Wednesday
• Sánchez Starts New Chapter With Twins, Leaving Yanks In Past
• Concrete falls in a pedestrian tunnel under DuSable Lake Shore Drive again
• I-80 At Applegate Back Open After Propane Tanker Crash; Driver Ejected From Truck
• Colorado Bill Would Limit HOAs Powers Over Residents
• Acton Police Officers On Leave After 'Deeply Disturbing' Allegations By Former High School Student
• 'Heart Of The Guardian': St. Paul Police Chief Todd Axtell Reflects On 33-Year Career
• UPS Misses The Boat On Booking Ferry Tickets To Nantucket, Businesses Concerned
• Uber, Lyft introduce surcharges as gas prices spike
• 'They Deserve To Be Heard': Community Leader Says Haitian Migrants Who Risked Their Lives To Reach US Should Be Given Chance To Stay
• Doctors monitoring outbreak of new COVID cases in China
• Pittsburgh-Area Hospitals Report Decline In COVID-19 Hospital Admissions
• Aldermen push back against Mayor Lightfoot over COVID-19 vaccine mandate
• Deadly Violence In Baltimore Traumatizes City Residents
• 13 Shot This Weekend In Baltimore, Police Release Names Of 7 Who Died As Neighbors Demand Action
• Perry Hall House Consumed In Fire, No Injuries Reported
• Sports Psychologist On Tom Brady Un-Retiring: 'It's His Competitiveness'
• A Ukrainian Refugee Plays Pretend With Her Daughter During A Very Real War
• NYPD: Prominent attorney stabbed to death in Queens office
• Parents Of Man Shot In Plum Believe Suspects Wanted His Expensive Sneaker Collection
• At Least 1 Shot In Brighton Heights
• Warm Temperatures Raise Basement Flooding Concerns
• Philadelphia Police Increasing Patrols After Attacks On Homeless In New York, Washington
• What Is The Significance Of Pi?
• 'Joe Cared About Everybody': Friends Remember Joe Stanavich, Man Struck, Killed In Delaware Crime Spree
• One Woman Dead And Teenager Shot In Anne Arundel County
• Tornado Touches Down In Fannin County; Thunderstorms Drop Lots Of Hail On Parts Of North Texas
• Green Valley Ranch HOA Issues Statement About Unpaid Fines Foreclosures Amid Residents Claiming HOA 'Power Trip'
• Midland Tea Lounge Hosts Fundraiser In Support Of Ukraine
• Chicago First Alert Weather: A little rain on Tuesday
• NBA Sending Warriors, Wizards To Japan For Preseason Games
• Nikola Jokic Leads Nuggets Past Joel Embiid, Sixers In Battle Of MVP Contenders
• Colorado Collects Surplus Protective Gear For Ukraine: 'Trying To Save Lives'
• COVID: Rush To Find Childcare As Bay Area Parents Return To Work
• 'It's Brutal': Summit School District Teacher, Union Representative Describes Current Staff Shortage Across Colorado
• Maryland Sees A Mild Last Week Of Winter
• One Person Killed, 3 Others Injured In Shooting At Reading Park, Officials Say
• Teens Who Saved 9-Year-Old Girl From Dog Attack In Pennsauken Receive VIP Experience At Sixers-Nuggets Game
• The CDC could lose access to key data to track COVID-19
• 36 families displaced by Yonkers apartment building fire
• Food Costs Hard To Swallow For South Florida Shoppers
• Armed Suspect Shot Dead By Law Enforcement In Sonora
• Pete Davidson Is Going To Space Aboard Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin Craft
• A man in his 40s is accused of following a UCLA student while making "sexually explicit threatening statements."
• Mpls. Mayor Announces Policy Proposal That Will Prohibit No-Knock Warrants
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Signs Law Preventing Enrollment Drop At UC Berkeley After Lawsuit From Neighbors
• Judge permanently blocks release of Bob Saget's autopsy records
• Dolphins Signing Miami Native Teddy Bridgewater To One-Year Deal
• Abandoned North Coast Rail Line Set To Become More Than 300 Miles Of Trail
• Cubs deal with injuries in addition to shortened camp
• Suspected Gunman In Deadly Fairfield Shooting Turns Himself In
• Miami Weather: Stormy Weather Pattern Takes Over South Florida
• Chicago police search for arsonist who left flaming items at a person's apartment door
• 2 Killed In Crash On Highway 287 In Grand Prairie; Speed A Factor Police Say
• The stars of Charmed credit the actors who inspired them
• 'Bloom SF' Celebration Planned To Welcome Workers Back To The City
• Proviso District 209 teachers strike to continue at least through Thursday
• Orland Park woman celebrates 100th birthday after surviving COVID
• The call faced fierce opposition from the Democrats as the tax was set to raise billions for highway and road projects.
• Suspect In Fairfield Triple-Shooting Surrenders To Police
• Former Elk Grove Officer Who Stomped On Man's Head Found Guilty Of Assault
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• 'It Just Feels Every Step Of The Way Is A Challenge': Victims Of Marshall Fire Tell Congressman They Need Help
• Water Main Break Shuts Down UC Berkeley Business School
• Colorado Weather: Warm Tuesday Before Another Shot Of Rain
• The crash occurred at around 9:40 p.m. Sunday on Azusa Avenue.
• Women's History Month: Modesto Truckers Pave Way To Break Barriers
• Propane Tanker Crash Shuts Down Interstate 80 In Sierra Foothills
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Signs Bill Ending Conceal Carry Permit Mandate
• Dodgers sign Ty Kelly, Jake Lamb and Mike Wright to minor league contracts with Spring Training officially underway
• CVS Store In Mountain View Robbed Of Medications From Safe
• Newark Trust for Education creating safe spaces for young people
• Pedestrian Bridge Opens Over LA River To Connect Cypress Park, Elysian Valley
• Moises Plascencia, the school's assistant principal, was located in a private staff area by an undisclosed individual Monday, leading to the lockdown.
• Firefighters Put Out Apartment Fire Along Mack Road
• Cowboys Rework Contract To Keep Star Defensive End DeMarcus Lawrence, AP Source Says
• A San Bernardino student used a new machine that verbalizes his thoughts to tell his mother "I love you."
• 'Chaos, Terror And Crying': Mass. Women Return From Mission To Help Ukrainian Refugees
• The Los Angeles Chargers signed star cornerback JC Jackson to a multi-year deal.
• Report: Former Pittsburgh Pirate Andrew McCutchen To Sign With Milwaukee Brewers
• People Seen Petting & Feeding Moose In Grand Lake
• Jennifer Carnahan Announces Run For Late Husband's House Seat: 'It Was One Of His Wishes'
• Minneapolis Teachers Strike Enters 2nd Week With A New Concern: Makeup Days
• Wall Collapses Before Building's Scheduled Demolition
• "We are against war": Russians in Atlanta show solidarity with Ukraine
• Orioles Sign C Robinson Chirinos To 1-Year Deal
• Officer-Involved Shooting Sparks Talks On Curbing Gun Violence In Stockton
• Kyiv's mayor on potential for chemical weapons attack: "Russia doesn't have rules"
• Employee Shot, Robbed Outside Fort Worth Movie Theater
• A single-engine plane crashed near the Lancaster Airport Monday.
• On the first day masks become optional for California students, many at Norco Intermediate opt to go mask free
• Massachusetts COVID Deaths Drop After New Definition Adopted; 1,520 New Cases Reported
• Braddock Police Chief Faces Termination Hearing This Week
• Republican State Sen. Jeff Brandes Upset Homeowners Insurance Crisis Wasn't Addressed During Legislative Session
• Mayor London Breed Embarks On European Trip Touting San Francisco Tourism In Pandemic Recovery
• Fort Worth's Dickies Arena Set To Host First, Second Rounds Of NCAA Tournament
• Minnesota Senate Unanimously Approves Southwest Light Rail Audit
• January 6 defendant says he will plead guilty to assaulting officers
• COVID Two Years Later: Remembering What It Was Like Entering The Unknown Of The Pandemic
• Beginning this March, the city of Monrovia voted to require every resident to reduce their water usage by 10% or face fines averaging at $10 a month or more for extreme water wasters.
• Minnesota Lawmakers Poised To Pass Deadline To Replenish Jobless Claims Fund, Spare Businesses Tax Hike
• Beloved voice coach hospitalized with "severe brain bleed" after being pushed
• Drivers Can Expect Traffic Shift On Eastbound I-70 In Central 70 Project Zone This Week
• New law will require automakers to install anti-drunken driving tech
• Jets re-sign Berrios, reportedly reach deals with 2 others
• Zyr Vodka Founder Plans To Move Production From Russia To Southwest Miami-Dade
• NL MVP Bryce Harper Wants Phillies To Add Another Big Bat
• San Bernardino schools use funds to buy tools, help special needs students develop
• With Freeman A Free Agent, Braves Get Star 1B Olson From A's
• West Pullman church break-in
• Biden Administration Expands Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program To Aid More Borrowers
• Paterson, N.J. receives $1 million grant to fight opioid abuse
• Vikings Tender Contract To Restricted FA Kicker Greg Joseph
• Navy Seals, Special Warfare Personnel Ask Supreme Court To Intervene In COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate Dispute
• Chargers bolster D, ink DB JC Jackson to five-year deal
• Westmoreland County Man Hit And Killed By Driver While Using Snowblower Remembered As Family Man
• James Cook Hopes To Be The Next In Line Of Great Running Backs To Come Out Of South Florida
• Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Disputes USA Today Claim Over Deletion Of Surfside Collapse Audio
• CBP: Human Smuggling Operation Brings Large Group Of Haitian Migrants Off Cudjoe Key
• $50k Reward Offered For Information On Lake Oroville Campground Killing
• Idaho lawmakers pass Texas-style abortion bill that would let relatives sue
• Chicago Fire Department shuts down popular Streeterville bar
• Minneapolis Man Gets 30 Years For Armed Robbery That Ended In Clerk's Death
• Filmmaker, Journalist Brent Renaud Killed In Ukraine Graduated From SMU
• Donations For Ukraine Stuck In Massachusetts Due To Shipping Costs
• Suspect charged with attempted murder as hate crime for vicious attack on Yonkers woman
• Denver Police Team Up With Law Enforcement To Patrol Highways Amid Rising Deaths
• Andrew Durdy Arrested Twice For Reportedly Having Illegal Drugs, Including Fentanyl
• Man, 32, Arrested After Broad Daylight ShotSpotter Activation In South Sacramento
• BART Workforce Lost 250 Employees Due to Retirement, Vaccine Mandate
• Calling All Pie Lovers: Celebrate National 'Pi' Day With These South Florida Deals
• 'I Am Very Grateful': North Texas Homeowner Finally Gets FEMA Aid 1 Year After Devastating Winter Storm
• 'We Can Compete:' Miami Marlins, Without Derek Jeter, Open Spring Camp
• Armstrong County Memorial Hospital Nurses Rally On Day 2 Of Strike
• Flores: Goodell Should Ensure Case Avoids Forced Arbitration
• Bay Area Students Have Widely Varied Reactions to End of Schools Mask Mandate
• Jewish groups to bring items to Ukrainian refugees in Poland
• Community Fridge Offers Free Food To Islandview Residents
• Classes Canceled Monday After Deadly Shooting Near Hollywood Elementary School
• Coast Guard Tries To Free Container Ship Stranded In The Chesapeake Bay
• New poll: Crime could threaten Mayor Eric Adams' good start
• Closed Courtroom Spoils Verdict In Flint Murder Trial
• After six-month fight, man finally gets $15,000 a thief swiped from his bank account
• Officials talk about prevention, root causes of violence in Chicago with numbers rising
• No Charges For Mpls. Woman, Son In Fatal Shooting Of Suspected Home Invader
• Stroke-like symptoms send Hailey Bieber to the hospital
• When Should My 86-Year-Old Mother Get A Second Booster? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Denver City Council To Vote On City Auditor's Subpoena Power
• Fire Scorches Room On 10th Floor Of Colorado Springs Hotel
• Fentanyl Could Be Cause Of Sunday's Medical Emergency In Fort Lauderdale
• Police: Man Accused Of Punching Pregnant Woman On SEPTA Bus After She Refused To Give Him Seat
• I-Team: State Refused To Investigate Unemployment Fraud Claims From West Bridgewater Woman
• Apple Supplier Foxconn Halts Operations In Shenzhen As COVID-19 Prompts China To Lock Down Tech Hub
• Helping election officials who are threatened
• None injured after single-engine plane crashes in Lancaster
• Seaplanes To Return To Boston Harbor Next Week
• Security Video Reveals Moments After Philadelphia Police Shot, Killed 12-Year-Old Thomas Siderio
• Saint Peter's, Seton Hall, Rutgers ready for March Madness
• Colorado Unemployment Rate Drops To 4.1%
• Antelope Home On Dishers Way Damaged In Fire
• NASA continues to work with Russia on space station
• Adams County Opens State-Of-The-Art DNA Lab More Than 10 Years In The Making
• The Los Angeles Department of Transportation began targeted enforcement Monday to prevent vehicles from illegally parking or stopping in designated bus lanes.
• WATCH: Montgomery County Officer Pulls Unconscious Driver From Burning Car
• San Francisco Contractor Who Bilked Elderly Client Ordered To Pay $332K, Sentenced To Probation
• Michigan Doctor Raising Awareness About Healthcare Burnout, Physician Suicide
• Raskin nomination for Fed endangered by Manchin's opposition
• Small business owners along Route 110 feeling the squeeze, waiting for offices to reopen
• SEPTA, PATCO See Ridership Increases As Gas Prices Drive Philadelphians Off Roads
• With Vote To Legalize On The Horizon, Recreational Marijuana Approval Remains High, Poll Finds
• Utility Payment Drop Box Pried Open In Englewood, Police Say
• Some Truckers Profits Go Straight Into Fuel Tank As Gas Prices Continue To Climb
• Calls made to bend U.S. immigration rules to help Ukrainians
• 'It's Heartbreaking': Belmont Native Helping To Rescue Children From Ukraine
• Surveillance video shows shooting that wounded seven men in South Chicago
• WJZ's Furever Friend: Gloria
• 3 Hospitalized in Highway 1 Wreck Involving Cement Truck Near Half Moon Bay
• Confederate 'Talbot Boys' Statue Removed From Courthouse For Relocation
• Chicago native gets relative out of Ukraine, needed supplies into the country
• Disc jockey, promoter, radio executive Pervis Spann dies
• North Texan Lucas Denney Offers To Plead Guilty To Assaulting Police During Capitol Riot
• Man shot in building on Michigan Avenue near Roosevelt Road
• Former Pittsburgh Steelers Running Back James Conner Re-Signs With Arizona Cardinals
• Report: J.C. Jackson Agrees To Big Contract With Los Angeles Chargers
• Russian strike on Ukraine TV tower kills at least 19, officials say
• Tractor-Trailer Rolls Over On I-93 South Ramp In Canton
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein On Panthers' Annual West Coast Swing
• 'The Sunshine Must Be Protected': Markey Pushes Plan For Permanent Daylight Saving Time
• Police Seek Missing Man Last Seen In Downtown Baltimore
• 2 Teens Found Shot To Death Inside Vehicle In Watauga
• Orange County assistant principal found dead by suicide in staff area
• VIDEO: Suspected Distracted Driver Slams Into Fort Collins Police SUV
• Son Arrested In Fatal Stabbing Of Elderly Man in San Jose
• Man Arrested For Exposing Himself To San Jose School Children
• Oakland Airport Passenger Traffic Reaches 62% Of Pre-Pandemic Levels In January
• Bicyclist struck, critically injured by SUV on Northwest Side
• Delaware County Church Brings Online Humanitarian Operation To Help People Of War-Torn Ukraine
• Kathy Hochul reflects on making history as New York's first female governor
• 10 Hurt In 73-Vehicle Pileup In Pennsylvania During Winter Storm
• Former Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane Faces Scranton DUI Charge
• Ginni Thomas says she went to January 6 rally before Capitol assault
• Philly Police Search For Man Who Allegedly Vandalized More Than 100 Parking Kiosks With Toothpicks
• Manitou Incline Open For Summer Hours, Reservations Still Required
• Governor Creating Office To Monitor, Regulate Health Care Costs
• Hundreds Of Ukrainian Flags Planted In Boston's Back Bay As Part Of Immersive Art Display
• 2020 Pearl Jam concerts rescheduled for May at Forum in Inglewood
• 'Large' Amount Of Fentanyl Seized By Rocklin Police
• Fox News correspondent Benjamin Hall injured while reporting in Ukraine
• Why Are Gas Prices Soaring When US Barely Uses Russian Oil?
• Boulder Launches New Emergency Alert System That Includes Cellphones Without Users Having to Opt-In
• West Mifflin Police Searching For Missing 16-Year-Old Who Hasn't Been Seen In Weeks
• Maryland Democratic Party Official Out After Racially Insensitive Email Surfaces
• 10 Big Issues In The 2022 Florida Legislative Session
• Over 40,000 Syrians reportedly register to fight for Russia in Ukraine
• Man held after 3-year-old boy accidentally shoots, kills mother in Dolton
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Below 1,600
• Man Struck, Killed While Crossing I-275 In Canton Township
• Kathleen Kane: Former PA Attorney General Faces DUI Charge In Scranton
• Russia asks China for military help in war with Ukraine, U.S. officials say
• Lawmakers Pass $112.1 Billion Budget To End Session
• New Prague District Says Allegations Of Racist Chant Couldn't Be 'Substantiated'; Robbinsdale 'Disappointed, But Not Surprised'
• Roadkill for food? One state now has an app for that
• A's Trade All-Star First Baseman Matt Olson To Atlanta; 'It's Bittersweet Leaving'
• Saint Mary's Heads Into NCAA Tournament At Highest Seed In Program History
• Where's Marty? Heading Back To School For (What Else?) Pi Day
• Fan buys Tom Brady's "last" football for $518K — then Brady returns
• Mets star Pete Alonso survives "brutal" car crash
• Woman, 85, Dies After Being Rescued From Baltimore House Fire
• Union Criticizes Port Authority's COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
• Parents, students react to lifting of indoor mask mandate at schools
• Whitmer Awards $2.7 Million To Three Michigan Schools To Expand STEM Programs
• Jury Trial Postponed For Teen Charged With Killing Dontae McKenith
• 5 Reasons You Should Take A Nap
• Eagles Sign LB Haason Reddick To 3-Year Contract
• Man Shot In Hazelwood
• Middle School Students Display Art At 17th Judicial District Attorney's Office
• Canceled Sun Country Flight Sidelines Community College Baseball Team From Arizona Tournament
• 262K pounds of illegal meat from China seized at Port of LA
• Historically Black Beach In Annapolis To Become City Park
• Colorado Congressman Joe Neguse Joins Tour Of Marshall Fire Damage
• Texas Deputy Shot 3 Times Recovering, Suspect Michael Stark Captured After Manhunt
• Snowmobiler Killed In Avalanche Just North Of Colorado-Wyoming Border
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Mild week ahead
• Service disruptions continue on NJ TRANSIT
• Man, Woman From Mt. Pleasant Arrested For Reckless Use Of Firearm While Under The Influence
• 3-Year Project To Rebuild I-96 In Oakland County Begins March 21
• Pittsburgh Public Schools To Consider Ending Mask Mandate
• Betting on March Madness to top $3 billion, group predicts
• Man Killed After Shooting At Normandie Hotel In Detroit
• Republican State Lawmakers Calling For Suspension Of California's $.51 Per Gallon Gas Tax
• Aurora City Council Takes Up Camping Ban Ordinance For Final Approval Monday Night
• Firefighters Who Responded To Silver Spring Apartment Explosion Named 'Local Heroes'
• Ted Karras Reportedly Signs Three-Year Deal With Bengals
• Orioles Sign Catcher Robinson Chirinos To 1-Year, $900K Deal
• Pearl Jam Sets May 2022 Date At Golden 1 Center
• Denver Redistricting Committee Set To Redraw District Lines
• Report: Patriots 'Expected' To Re-Sign Matthew Slater
• 2 Carjackings Reported Within A Few Hours Near U Of M Campus
• Ford Plans To Produce 1.2M EVs In Germany Over 6 Years
• Pro-Trump former Minnesota GOP chair running for late husband's House seat
• Mets' Pete Alonso "thankful to be alive" after car crash in Florida
• Boston's St. Patrick's Day Breakfast Returns In-Person After 2 Year COVID Hiatus
• 3-year-old accidentally shoots mom to death in family's car
• 'Dangerous' Wisconsin Homicide Suspect Arrested In Minnesota
• Matthew Judon Gets To Work Recruiting Free Agents To Patriots
• What We Know (And Don't Know) About The Arrest Of Texas Native & WNBA Star Brittney Griner In Russia
• Senators Aim To Permanently Legalize Cocktails To Go In Pennsylvania
• Sierra-At-Tahoe To Open For One Weekend To Celebrate 75th Anniversary
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein On Miami Dolphins Keeping DE Emmanuel Ogbah, Pick Up RB Chase Edmonds
• 'Who Did This?': Vikings Fans Split On Kirk Cousins Extension
• Nurses At Bay Area, NorCal Sutter Health Facilities To Picket Over Health, Safety Concerns
• Report: Steelers Reach Deal With QB Mitchell Trubisky
• Transient Arrested For Lodi Home Invasion, Repeatedly Stabbing Resident
• Man's Remains Found In Clear Creek Canyon, Identity Still Unknown
• Coors Brewery In Golden Resumes Tours
• Santa Rosa Police Release Sketch Of Attempted Kidnapping Suspect; Do You Know This Man?
• Patriots Reportedly Showing Interest In Free Agent WR Marquez Valdes-Scantling
• 'Urgent' Manhunt Underway To Find Suspect In Shootings Of 5 Homeless Men In New York City And DC
• Hundreds of firefighters battle fire at commercial building in Brooklyn
• Cotati-Rohnert Park Teachers' Strike To Continue For Third Day
• Family of Jussie Smollett raise concerns about his jail conditions
• Sam Adams 26.2 Brew Back Ahead Of 2022 Boston Marathon
• Seven men struck in mass shooting in South Chicago
• Federal Government Announces Support To Clean Up Lower Neponset River
• Uber To Add Temporary Surcharge Due To Rising Gas Prices
• UCLA, USC, Cal State Fullerton to represent SoCal in NCAA Tournament
• Recent cell phone store armed robberies in West Rogers Park prompts police alert
• Sandhill Cranes Return To San Luis Valley
• 'Hippo Pies' On The Menu At Cheyenne Mountain Zoo On Pi Day
• Add Jarvis Landry To List Of Potential Patriots Additions At Wide Receiver
• Mayor Lightfoot promises aid to Ukrainian city of Kharkiv
• Pies Around The World -- Sweet, Savory Pastries To Celebrate Pi Day
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed When Crossing NW 27th Avenue In Miami Gardens
• A record number of homes are now worth $1 million or more
• New plan will improve parks across New York City, includes $1 billion just for maintenance
• Quick Moving System Will Spark Scattered Storms, Some Possibly Severe, Across Metroplex
• Denver Center For The Performing Arts Will Drop Mask Mandate, Vaccine Requirement At End Of March
• California Schools Mask Mandate Ends, But Some Districts Will Still Have Requirement In Place For Now
• Delaware Woman Arrested After Carjacking 2 Drivers, Killing Pedestrian, Injuring Others In New Castle County: Police
• Maryland Weather: Spring-Like Temperatures Are Here
• Medical Emergency At Home Near Fort Lauderdale Sent Four People To The Hospital
• End Of The Snow? Odds Are Against Any More Meaningful Storms This Season
• Pfizer CEO says 4th dose of COVID vaccine "necessary," submits data to FDA
• Towson Tigers Football Team Mourns Loss Of RB Kobe Young
• COVID In Minnesota: 530 More Cases & 16 Deaths, As Positivity Rate Continues To Plunge
• Dallas ISD Offering Meals For Students In Need During Spring Break
• Biden may travel to Europe in coming weeks
• 2 Shootings In 1 Night Leave Neighbor Taking Cover: 'It's Just Terrible'
• Man Accused Of DUI After Hitting Juvenile In Washington County
• Protesters seize London mansion linked to Russian oligarch
• Authorities Arrest Amazon Driver, Anthony Jones, Suspected In Road Rage Shooting In Clifton Heights
• Boil Water Advisory Lifted For Pennsylvania American Water Customers In Chester, Lancaster Counties
• Firefighters, Police Save Woman That Fell In Icy Michigan River
• Bond Set At $50,000 For Man Connected To Wilton Manors Fentanyl Overdose Incident
• Manteca House That Was Slated For Training Burn Destroyed In Early Morning Fire
• Moving Toward The Marathon: The Return Of The Pittsburgh Marathon
• $50,000 reward for information on fatal shooting of tow truck driver
• Road Closures For Saint Patrick's Day Parade In South Boston
• Colorado Buffaloes Women's Team Are Back In The NCAA Tournament For First Time Since 2013
• Michigan Elections Official Charged With Ballot Tampering
• Deadly Sneaker Wave Warning Issued For Northern California Beaches
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed By Higher Speed Train In Hollywood
• Here's What Could Lie Ahead For The US In The Third Year Of The Pandemic
• Early Morning Fire Displaces 5 in SF's Outer Mission
• Dolly Parton bows out of Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominations
• Ravens Host 9th Annual Touchdown For Teachers
• Baltimore Man Shares Mother's Musical Talents With The World
• Waltham Driver Avoids Injury After Car Falls Into Open Work Trench
• Flint Water Main Breaks Prompt Water Conservation Request
• How to donate to Ukraine crisis with confidence and avoid scams
• Masks mandate ends in New Jersey state offices and buildings
• Man killed at Little Rock mobile home park; suspect arrested
• 2 Hospitalized, 1 Critical, In Pair Of Baltimore Shootings, Police Say
• Officer gets year in prison for killing fiancée's dog
• Colorado's Snowpack Is Near Normal After More Mountain Snow Overnight
• Drunken driving crash shuts down PCH in Malibu
• 2 Modesto Women Killed In Rural Stanislaus County 3-Car Crash
• Bipartisan support for U.S. to give Ukraine planes and weapons grows
• Recipe: St. Patrick's Day Drinks From Burger Dive
• Law Enforcement In Pennsylvania Stepping Up Patrols To Catch Drunk Drivers On St. Patrick's Day
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Mayor Eric Adams heads to Washington for National League of Cities summit
• Smash-and-grab thieves target Macy's on State Street, steal designer glasses
• Lockdowns as "stealth Omicron" variant fuels record COVID cases in China
• Misconduct Might Affect Ex-judges' Michigan Law Licenses
• Zelensky to deliver virtual address to Congress on Wednesday
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Reach A New Record High; Drift Lower Through The Weekend
• Avs Captain Landeskog Set To Have Knee Surgery Monday
• Woman stabbed her date as "revenge" for Iranian leader's death
• Anti-Trump Republicans Lining Up For 2024 Shadow Primary
• LASD homicide investigation underway following deputy-involved shooting in Palmdale
• Man Dies 2 Days After Northeast Baltimore Shooting
• Kindness 101: Courage and overcoming fear of failure
• Warsaw mayor on plight of Ukraine refugees: "The West has to wake up"
• Russia is "really getting desperate" in Ukraine, H.R. McMaster says
• 2-Year-Old Boy Shot In Face Inside Minneapolis Apartment
• Police Looking For Person Of Interest After 17-Year-Old Girl Assaulted On Blue Line
• Woodland Police Make Arrest After Reports Of Shots Fired
• Masks optional at Chicago Public Schools starting Monday
• Pete Davidson And 5 Paying Customers Headed To Texas To Fly On Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin Rocket
• Here's How Tom Brady Will Be Adding To Historic Legacy In 2022
• Denver Mom 'Felt Glass Hitting Her Face' As Shot Fired From Stolen Car Hit Her SUV, Nearly Miss Her Kids
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia Officials Provide Update On Efforts To Resolve Backlog Of Open Criminal Cases Accumulated During Pandemic
• State, Salem Township Landfill Reach Settlement Over Compliance Issues
• Kings' Jonathan Quick Gets Win In 700th Game, LA Beats Florida 3-2
• Maine Woman Walking Over 3,200 Miles Across America To California
• Red Sox Reportedly Add Pair Of Lefties To Bullpen Mix
• After Record-Breaking Stay On ISS, MN Native Mark Vande Hei Will Soon Return To Earth
• After missile strike, Iran says it won't tolerate "threats" from Iraq
• Warmer And Breezy Over The Next Few Days
• Alabama-To-Colorado Flight Diverted Due To Unruly Passenger
• Woman's dismembered remains identified 27 years later
• Pete Davidson heading to space
• Caltrain Returns With Reduced Weekday Schedule In Wake Of Fiery Collision
• NYPD's new Anti-Crime Units hit the streets Monday
• Brush fire breaks out near Hansen Dam
• Local Ukrainian Artist Raising Money For Relief Efforts
• Whitmer Kidnap Plot Trial Delayed Due To COVID-19
• Join The CBS Local Bracket Challenge For A Chance To Win $1,000
• PTL Links: March 14, 2022
• Stolen Truck Slams Into Power Poles, Knocks Out Electricity In Studio City
• Last day on the job for New York City Health Commissioner Dr. Dave Chokshi
• Patriots Reportedly Re-Sign Brian Hoyer, James Ferentz
• Sleep Week: Safe Sleep With A New Baby
• Deadly strike on Kyiv apartment building as Ukraine-Russia talks continue
• Police Investigating Stabbing, Shooting In North Philadelphia That Left 2 Men Injured
• Tom Brady's 'Last' Touchdown Ball Sells For $518,000 Hours Before QB Announces Comeback
• Man carrying baby son tackled by LAPD officers during foot chase
• Kevin Garnett Has Squashed His Beef With Ray Allen
• Uber Adds Customer Surcharge As Gas Prices Break Records
• "Criminal tourism" apparently plaguing well-off Northern California towns
• Makeshift shelter at Ukraine-Poland border takes in stranded pets
• Riot Fest founder holding fundraiser for Ukraine to honor grandparents
• Army Investigating After Fort Hood Spec. Joseph Meitl Jr. Dies During Training Exercise In California
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's Monday forecast
• 15-year-old stabbed on subway platform in Upper Manhattan
• Massachusetts Gas Prices Level Off At Near-Record $4.35 A Gallon For Now
• Preservationists race to find a new owner of a free historic house in Elgin, but there's a catch
• Worker lost arm from injury at USPS facility, Labor Department says
• At least 1 hurt after fire in Union County, N.J.
• Cops eye social media posts in search for MoMA stabbing suspect
• Saudi Arabia executes 81 people in its largest mass execution
• March 14 Is Pi Day, Celebrating 3.14 'The Most Important Number' In Math
• How to get the best Disneyland and Walt Disney World travel deals
• Susan G. Komen's 'Stand For H.E.R.' program aims to provide better care to breast cancer patients in black communities
• Shocking surveillance video captures shooting of sleeping homeless man
• Trial Set To Consider Approval Of Boy Scouts Of America Bankruptcy Plan
• Celebrate 'Pi Day' With Deals
• COVID delays trial of 4 accused in Michigan Gov. Whitmer kidnap plot
• Man jailed for wife's 1985 murder is "entirely innocent," lawyer says
• Tom Brady's Father On Son's Return To NFL, 'I Just Don't Think That He Was Ready' For Retirement
• Tom Brady Ends Retirement, Announces He's Returning To Buccaneers For 23rd NFL Season
• Authorities think they've identified "Little Miss Nobody" 62 years later
• Ways To Save Money When Filling Up The Tank Amid Continuing Rise In Gas Prices
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• The Importance Of Daylight Saving Time And The Impact On Sunrise Times
• Police Investigating After Several Shot On The North Side
• Homicide Investigation Underway After Homewood Shooting
• Woman in viral photo from maternity hospital attack and baby have died
• Netflix tests idea of charging shared account users
• Deputy Shoots Woman After Car Chase In NW Minnesota, Sheriff Says
• Baylor is No. 1 seed in East as it opens title defense
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Videos from March 14, 2022

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• Huntington Beach Community Remembers Teenage Brothers Killed In Traffic Collision
• Missing Hiker Endures 60 MPH Winds Before Being Found
• La Cañada Doctor Goes To Romania To Help Ukrainian Orphans
• Spring Training: Cubs deal with some injuries, Lance Lynn gets in bullpen work for White Sox
• Russia asks for Help from China
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Chillier on Tuesday
• Concerns mount over falling concrete in pedestrian tunnel at Addison Street
• State lawmaker introduces bill to cap state's gasoline tax
• First Alert weather: CBS2 11 p.m. forecast
• Police officer injured during domestic call in Crest Hill
• Father faces gun charge after toddler accidentally shot, killed his mother
• Doctors have eyes fixed on China as new wave of COVID infections force quarantine of big cities
• Proviso District 209 strike continues; classes canceled through Thursday
• Cease fire talks between Russia and Ukraine stall
• Officials: Dozens displaced by Yonkers apartment building fire
• Aldermen push back against Mayor Lightfoot over COVID-19 vaccine mandate
• Police say prominent attorney stabbed to death inside Queens office
• Up to $70,000 reward offered as police search for suspect targeting homeless in NYC, Washington D.C.
• Zelensky to deliver virtual address to Congress as Russia escalates attacks on Ukraine
• Cubs deal with injuries in addition to shortened camp
• Water Conservation Tips As Drought Restrictions Continue In Southern California
• What Parents Should Know About Kids Going Without Masks At School
• Chicago area woman celebrates 100th birthday after surviving COVID
• Reward offered for information on suspect in shootings of homeless in NYC and Washington, D.C.
• Republicans Attempt To Suspend California's Gas Tax
• Community organizations come together for symposium on addressing, reducing violence
• Police search for arsonist who left flaming item at a person's apartment door
• Pete Davidson Is Going To Space
• Newark Trust for Education creating safe spaces for young people coping with pandemic anxiety
• Tools To Help Special Needs Students
• 2 Killed After Explosion At A Playa Del Carmen Restaurant
• Mental Health Monday: COVID Sleep
• 2020 Pearl Jam Concerts Rescheduled For May At Forum
• Russia's ongoing battle with Silicon Valley and social media
• Eye on America: Alternative 911 response teams, SCOTUS diversity, and more
• Monrovia Requiring Residents To Reduce Water Consumption By 10%
• New law will require automakers to install anti-drunken driving tech
• 52-year-old man shot near South Loop parking garage
• IRS announces plan to end pandemic inventory backlog
• Mask Mandate Ends In Most Schools
• Single-Engine Plan Crash Lands Near Lancaster Airport
• 'We're going to continue to serve this community'
• Russians in Atlanta organize humanitarian aid for Ukraine
• Ukrainians find kindness in Poland
• Manhunt underway for gunman targeting homeless people
• Democrats consider changing presidential nomination process
• More than 2.8 million have fled Ukraine
• Russia asks China for military assistance
• Ukraine city cut off by Russia's brutal siege
• Mayors Adams and Bowser address recent shootings of homeless men in NYC and D.C.
• Kyiv mayor on withstanding Russian assault
• Russia ramps up attacks near NATO territory
• Fire on roof of Brooklyn building extinguished
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Spotty showers for Tuesday
• New York state courthouses rolling back COVID restrictions
• Former Gov. Cuomo releases 2nd campaign-style ad
• New Jersey Jewish groups set deport for Poland to bring supplies to Ukrainian refugees
• Beloved New York City voice coach assaulted and hospitalized
• NYC and D.C mayors ask public's help in catching shooting suspect targeting homeless
• Officials hold symposium on addressing, reducing violence
• NYPD's new neighborhood safety teams are an important test for Mayor Adams
• 'He went in like five, six different times.'
• Saint Peter's, Seton Hall and Rutgers ready for March Madness
• Update on Ukrainian refugees in Poland, talks between U.S. and China
• Celebrations and some controversy during Critics' Choice Awards
• Where things stand for the Russian military in the war in Ukraine
• How the U.S. might respond if China sends aid to Russia
• 3/14: Red and Blue
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• Man shot, wounded in South Loop
• New law requires auto technology that prevents drunken driving
• Hailey Bieber said stroke-like symptoms sent her to hospital
• Lamont says "strong consensus" for gas tax holiday
• As pandemic eases, restaurant owners say squeeze is getting worse
• One-on-one with Gov. Kathy Hochul
• Surveillance video shows shooting that wounded seven men
• Paterson puts $1 million grant toward quick-response program for opioid addiction
• Dr. Dave Chokshi wraps up final day as NYC health commissioner
• Friend of MoMA stabbing suspect says he suffers from mental health issues
• Beloved Chicago voice Pervis Spann has died
• Rep. Tom Suozzi calls joins calls for U.S. immigration changes to help Ukrainians impacted by war
• Pentagon says Russia has fired more than 900 missiles since invading Ukraine
• CDC Director: “We are the compiler of the data, but we do not have the authority to collect it”
• Firefighters battle Yonkers apartment building fire
• Suspect charged with attempted murder as a hate crime after Asian woman viciously attacked
• Chicago native gets family out of Ukraine and needed supplies back into the country
• Pete Alonso discusses car crash, near-death experience
• Search continues for man suspected of shooting homeless in NYC and DC
• Longwood University makes first NCAA tournament appearance
• This Olympian from Ukraine is prepared to fight against Russia
• Jackie And Shadow's Second Bald Eagle Egg Expected To Hatch Soon At Big Bear Lake
• $50K Reward Offered For Info on Murder of Michael McGerry in Nov. 2020
• Students No Longer Required to Mask Up in Class for First Time in Nearly Two Years
• Pro-Trump former Minnesota GOP chair running for late husband's House seat
• LA Motorcycle Club Stands Up For Abused Children
• MoneyWatch: Wage increases fail to keep pace with inflation
• Students and Parents React to Lifting of Mask Mandates at Schools Across California
• Health Professional Offers Advice on How to Ease Kids into Changing Mask Mandate
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 3/14 Monday afternoon update
• Pete Davidson to fly to space on Blue Origin
• FDNY graduation and promotion ceremony
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Breezy and mild
• NJ Transit experiencing more service disruptions
• New York City leaders call for more investment in parks
• Jussie Smollett's family says he's being kept in a psych ward
• Firefighters battle flames at building in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn
• Recent cell phone store robberies in West Rogers Park prompts police alert
• Cops eye social media posts in search for MoMA stabbing suspect
• Members of the “Ted Lasso” ensemble recall their favorite scenes from the hit show
• “Ted Lasso” cast members speak about their characters
• Man Fatally Shot By LASD Deputies In Palmdale
• As U.S. COVID-19 death toll nears a million, has America become numb to pandemic's devastation?
• Shocking video captures shooting of sleeping homeless man
• 'We will continue to send all the aid that we can'
• Spring temperatures arrive on the East Coast as storms head for the South
• Street Takeover Draws Big Crowd In Compton
• CBS News polling reveals how Americans support sanctions on Russia
• Gas prices hit record highs as more Americans return to the office
• Russia launches more attacks on Ukraine as peace talks go on
• CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (March 14 AM Edition)
• Shelter at Ukraine-Poland border takes in pets stranded in war
• New book examines how Sandy Hook shooting conspiracy theories spread
• $50K Reward Offered for Information in Fatal Shooting of Michael McGarry in Nov. 2020
• Drivers of Two Separate Vehicles Rescued Saturday After Being Trapped Following Collision in Shadow
• Smash-and-grab thieves target Macy's on State Street, steal designer glasses
• Russian forces' control of Ukraine nuclear facilities a "safety threat," expert says
• Amber Lee's Weather Forecast (March 14)
• Protecting new life in Kyiv as Ukraine comes under Russian attack
• 68 college basketball teams set for battle in March Madness
• War in Ukraine raises fears of cyberattacks on critical infrastructure systems
• Brush Fire Breaks Out Near Hansen Dam
• How To Deal With the Impacts Of Daylight Saving Time
• Man Carrying Baby Son Tackled By LAPD Officers During Foot Chase
• Stolen Truck Slams Into Power Poles, Knocks Out Electricity In Studio City
• U.S. national security adviser meeting with Chinese officials on Ukraine
• Extended interview: Dr. Dave Chokshi reflects on guiding New York City through the pandemic as healt
• Kindness 101 with Steve Hartman: How to find courage
• One Afghan family put daughters in charge of restaurants to send a message to women worldwide
• Riot Fest founder holding fundraiser for Ukraine to honor grandparents
• Ukrainian citizens in Mauripol could be in a "worst-case scenario": CBS News Flash, March 14, 2022
• Preservationists race to find a new owner of a free historic house in Elgin, but there's a catch
• CBS News polling shows American support for Ukraine
• Former National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster on Russia's invasion of Ukraine, U.S. response
• New details in search for suspect attacking homeless people
• Seven men struck in mass shooting in South Chicago; 2 in critical condition
• Challenges in keeping journalists in Ukraine safe after U.S. filmmaker killed by Russian forces
• Authorities search for man who allegedly shot five homeless people in New York and Washington
• Polish mayor says Warsaw is "slowly becoming overwhelmed" with Ukrainian refugees
• Susan G. Komen's 'Stand For H.E.R.' program aims to provide better care to breast cancer patients in
• "Substantial progress" made in Russia-Ukraine peace talks
• Emergency medical team heads to Ukraine to help injured civilians
• 3/14: CBS News Mornings
• Last day for Dr. Dave Chokshi
• Mayor Adams heads to D.C.
• 15-year-old stabbed on subway platform
• N.J. lifts indoor mask mandate for state buildings
• Buttigieg talks Hudson River Tunnel on "60 Minutes"
• At least 1 hurt in Roselle fire
• Chilling video shows MoMA stabbing
• NYPD Anti-Crime Unit returns Monday
• Police investigating another homeless attack in string of violence
• Warmup in effect
• Masks optional at Chicago Public Schools starting Monday
• First Alert Weather: Mild week
• The U.S. has a C-minus on infrastructure
• The origin of "Ted Lasso"