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Articles from April 2, 2022

• Community Coming Together To Help Kids Get To College
• Sunday's Show Info (4/3/22)
• Stockton Family 'Traumatized' After Girl, 9, Shot In Drive-By
• 13-Year-Old Boy Accused Of Making Fake Bomb Threat At South Sacramento Sam's Club Store
• Protesters Warn San Francisco Redistricting Plan Could 'Start Community Wars'
• Man shot in head at car wash
• Sanchez scores in LAFC's 4-2 win over Orlando City
• Santa Monica ranked as one of the most unsafe cities in CA
• State Health Officials Warn About Norovirus Risk From British Columbia Oysters
• Warriors Rally To Beat Jazz; Clinch First Playoff Spot Since 2019
• Former Angel Wade LeBlanc announces retirement after 13 years
• Man dies after altercation with Santa Ana PD
• Revolution Fall 1-0 To New York Red Bulls
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 4/3 Sunday morning forecast
• Big Brothers Big Sisters Hold Annual 'Bowl For Kids' Sake' Fundraiser For First Time In 2 Years
• Final Four Fans Revel In Tourney Town Fun, Eager To Watch Paige Bueckers
• Streaking Hawks survive Durant's 55, hold off Nets
• Coaches Say Former Standout Was 'In Wrong Place, Wrong Time' When He Was Killed
• Former 'Seinfeld', 'Toy Story' actress Estelle Harris dies at 93
• UNC defeats Duke to secure spot in NCAA championship game
• Vehicle Slams Into Big Rig In Fairfield, Results In Death
• Villanova Fans, Students React To Men's Basketball Team Losing To Kansas In Final Four
• Two People Arrested For Allegedly Killing A Man In Dundalk
• Man Shot Outside West Baltimore Corner Store On Saturday
• Fitchburg Man Who Helped Daughter And Grandson Escape Ukraine Returns Home
• Pedestrian Killed On North Point Road In Baltimore County
• Girl, 9, Shot In Stockton; Police Investigation Underway
• Orioles Settle With Mancini; Still No Agreement With Means
• Search continues for missing Diamond Bar man Derrick Kwan
• Red Bulls beat Revolution on own goal
• Iowa Farms To Lose 5 Million Birds To Bird Flu
• Voice of the Youth 8th Annual Crab Feast
• Kopitar, Kempe, Vilardi score for Kings in 3-2 win over Jets
• Haula Scores Two Goals, Bruins Beat Blue Jackets 5-2
• Wild 3-1 Win Over Hurricanes; Kaprizov Sets Franchise Record For Points In A Season
• Lunar dust going up for auction in NYC
• Caltrain Ridership Grows as Workers Return to Offices and Gas Prices Soar
• Woman Hit By Car In Stoneham Parking Lot, Taken To Hospital With Serious Injuries
• Many Artists With Bay Area Ties Up for a Grammy Award
• Police rescue puppy from East River in Lower Manhattan
• Matthews Nets 51st Goal To Help Toronto Defeat Flyers
• LAPD on scene of standoff in South LA with possible grand theft auto, armed suspect
• Bronx street renamed to honor "The Super" Luis Torres
• New Agility Course Opens At The Carnegie Dog Park
• Dodgers' Dave Roberts: Craig Kimbrel is team's closer
• Villanova Doomed By Kansas 3-Pointers In Final Four Loss
• President Joe Biden, First Lady Jill Biden Visit Wilmington To Celebrate Commissioning Of USS Delaware
• Hundreds gather in Times Square to mark beginning of Ramadan
• Philadelphia Police: Man Dies After Crashing Into Multiple Parked Cars In Overbrook
• Man jumps from third floor window in Bronzeville apartment fire
• Elrama Tavern Sign Stolen Following Devastating Fire
• Man held in Guantanamo Bay for nearly 20 years sent home to Algeria
• Pittsburgh's Car Bazaar Returns In 2022
• Sunny, warm weekend continues, but storms return Monday
• Man Found Fatally Shot in San Jose Saturday Morning; Suspect at Large
• Free pepper spray handed out to hundreds in Chinatown
• Man injured after driving car into empty pool in Palmdale
• Colorado Weather: Fresh Snow Expected For Sunday Morning Ski Traffic Along Interstate 70
• Be Prepared Before You Dust Off That Boat
• Pittsburgh Police Searching For Missing 13-Year-Old Keenu Brooks
• Project Fairy Godmothers Giveaway Makes Prom Dreams Come True
• 80-year-old man shot in parked car in Back of the Yards
• Coaches Say Former St. Paul Central Standout Was 'In Wrong Place, Wrong Time' When He Was Killed
• Kids Of Steel: Hundreds Of Kids Get Outside And Moving Ahead Of Kids Marathon
• N.Y. Air National Guard led by female officer for first time
• Angels designate Justin Upton for assignment
• Californians Warned About Raw BC Oysters Containing Norovirus
• Ceremony marks 55th anniversary of "Beyond Vietnam" speech
• Biden Strengthens Fuel Standards After Trump Rollback; New Cars Must Average 40 MPG by 2026
• Jeep Rolls Over, Crashes Into Power Lines Which Prompted A Shelter In Place
• Two seriously injured, one extricated in Pasadena crash
• Pittsburgh Weather: Scattered Rain And Snow Showers Move In Overnight
• 'It's Going To Take All Of Us:' Homewood Community Comes Together To Mourn, Protest Outbreak Of Violence
• 2 More Cases Of Bird Flu Detected In Minnesota
• Family, Friends, Colleagues Gather At Funeral To Remember Pennsylvania State Trooper Branden Sisca
• Alan Moody, 21, Arrested & Charged In Suspicious Death Near Pearl Street
• Ashes From Massive Krome Avenue Grass Fire Rain Down As Far North As Weston
• Police Release New Surveillance Video In Unsolved 2020 Murder Of NW Miami Mom
• Crosby, Matheson's Goals Not Enough To Beat League Best Avalanche, Fall 3-2 In Denver
• Berkeley Peregrine Falcon Finds Partner After Mate's Death
• Several injured in multi-vehicle crash on Brooklyn Bridge
• 2 Killed, 1 Injured In Fremont County Head-On Crash
• DFW program helps children with autism get airport experience
• Day 2 Of Miami NFT Week Conference Welcomed Billionaire Mark Cuban
• Mob Hitman Dominic Taddeo Escapes Federal Custody In Orlando
• Porzingis scores 24 against Mavericks as Wizards win 135-103
• Procession Held For Fallen Marine Captain Ross Reynolds
• Easton Holds Ride-By In Honor Of Peter Monsini, Demolition Worker Killed In Government Center Parking Garage Collapse
• Teen In Critical Condition After Hyde Park Shooting
• Disney Recalls Star Wars Grogu Hand Sanitizer
• WWE fans gather in North Texas for Wrestlemania
• Man charged with murder after Rowlett shooting victim dies
• 1 dead in overnight Dallas house fire
• FIU To Receive $5.5 Million For Research
• MS-13 gang leader sentenced to life in prison
• Sound travels much slower on Mars than on Earth, researchers find
• Crash Involving Car, Motorcycle Leaves 2 Men Dead In Mayfair: Philadelphia Police
• Man Shot, Killed In West Philadelphia, Police Say
• Technology Issues Lead To Delays Of Southwest Flights
• 'Wings For Wishes' Raises Money For Make-A-Wish South Florida
• Cuomo files suit against NY ethics board over book profits
• Patriots Acquire Wide Receiver DeVante Parker In Trade With Miami Dolphins
• New Vehicles Must Average 12 More Miles Per Gallon By 2026
• Cavaliers cruise to victory over Knicks
• Pittsburg Police Release Video, Details Surrounding March 18 Officer-Involved Shooting
• Panthers overcome 4-goal deficit for OT win over Devils
• Iga Swiatek Downs Naomi Osaka 6-4, 6-0 To Win Miami Open
• Tesla Bucks Trend Again To Report Increased Car Sales
• Embiid, Harris Help Lead 76ers To 144-114 Rout Of Hornets
• Preliminary Discussions Begin On Possible Apartments Next To Heinz Field
• Why This Recent Change Just Made It Harder To Buy Or Sell An Apartment
• Denver Art Museum's Newest Exhibition 'La Malinche' Explores History Of A Relatively Unknown & Controversial Girl
• Flames Destroy Multi-Family Home In Lynn, 11 Residents Escape Safely
• Crews Place Brush Fire Under Control In Paulsboro, Gloucester County
• What Will Smith's resignation from the Academy means for the actor
• Bob Baffert banned from Santa Anita amid 90-day suspension
• UPMC Children's Hospital Raises Flag To Celebrate 'Donate Life Month'
• Thousands Gather To Pay Respects To Pennsylvania State Trooper Branden Sisca, Funeral To Be Held On Saturday
• Philadelphia Weather: Delaware Valley Starts Spring Much Warmer, Drier Than Average
• Model Kaylyn Pryor to be remembered with honorary street name; her murder remains unsolved
• Southwest Airlines flights delayed, some canceled after system-wide outage
• Perth Amboy man found stabbed to death inside apartment
• Elderly Woman Dies In Crystal House Fire
• 'No Dye Packs, No Tracers, No Games': Bank Robber Sentenced To 72 Months In Prison
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Slushy mix of rain and snow, sun and warmer temps by Sunday
• Scherzer suffers hammy injury, day after deGrom out
• Lindsay Whalen To Be Inducted Into Basketball Hall Of Fame
• Marshall Fire Cleanup Schedule Released
• Former Golden State Star Tim Hardaway Elected To Basketball Hall Of Fame; 'Run-TMC Is Now Run-HOF'
• Firefighters control blaze at commercial structure in El Monte after four hour battle
• Month Of March Saw Wildly Fluctuating Temperatures, Weather Patterns In Pittsburgh
• Gov. Walz Signs Bill Ending State Investments In Russia
• Missing Endangered 18-Year-Old Found, Back With Family
• Man Hospitalized After Early Morning Hyannis Stabbing; Several Arrests Made
• 3 men wounded, 1 critically in shootout in Pilsen
• Gunshot Wound Victim Taken To Hospital, Condition Unknown
• 41st Annual Seven Mile Bridge Run Attracts 1,500 Competitors
• Man, 46, shot to death in Long Beach, suspect at large
• People around the world try to break through censorship to reach Russians
• Pedestrian Hit & Killed At Speer Boulevard & Broadway
• 500 Participate In 11th Annual 5K Race To Outrun Hunger, Hosted By Feeding South Florida
• Missing hiker's body found in Los Angeles park with dog by his side
• Gov. Tom Wolf Says New Facility Will Bring Dozens Of Manufacturing Jobs To Lawrence County
• Skippy Recalls Thousands Of Jars Of Peanut Butter Because Cases May Contain Fragments Of Stainless Steel
• Why This Recent Change Just Made It Harder To Buy Or Sell An Apartment
• 29 Minnesotans suffer norovirus symptoms after eating raw oysters
• Florida Zoo Celebrates Birth Of Critically Endangered Blue-Eyed Black Lemur
• Texting 911 Option Expanded For Southwestern Pa. Residents
• Luna Park in Coney Island reopens
• Man, 37, suffering from mental illness goes missing in Sylmar
• Colorado Weather: Fill Up On Sunshine Before Clouds & Cold Front Roll In
• Minnesota Weather: Mild And Dry Saturday, But Showers Return Sunday
• One Dead, One Wounded In San Francisco Bayview District Shooting
• Miami Weather: Hot Saturday With Higher Humidity
• Man shot and killed after argument in Logan Square
• First Alert Forecast: Plenty of sunshine & mid-50s temps Saturday
• Rhode Island Gets $15M To Make Low-Income Homes More Energy Efficient
• Sacramento Could See First 90-Degree Day Of The Year Next Week
• Today Is The Opening Day Of Trout Season In Pennsylvania
• Miami-Dade Police Search Warrant Yields 5 Arrests, Seizure Of Weapons, Drugs & Cash
• UConn-South Carolina Title Match Packs Plenty Of Star Power
• Ohio Therapy Dog Is This Year's Cadbury Bunny
• Pope Francis Blasts Russia For 'Savage' War, Says He May Visit Kyiv
• Berlin Adventure Park Holds Fundraiser To Help Humanitarian Efforts In Ukraine
• Former KPIX 5 Meteorologist Joel Bartlett Dies at 81
• Ukrainian president warns that retreating Russian forces are leaving mines
• Biden's $5.8 trillion budget proposal geared toward moderates
• PAWS Pet of the Week: Katara
• Water Main Break Impacts Traffic In West Mifflin
• 2 killed after pursuit suspect collides with car in Rialto
• Average LA County gas price records largest decrease since April 2020
• Warring parties in Yemen agree to two-month truce
• Can MN Native Paige Bueckers Bring UConn Another Championship In Minneapolis?
• Dream Home: Take A Video Tour Of San Francisco Painted Lady Victorian That's Up For Sale
• Pope Francis says he may visit Kyiv, blasts Russia for "savage" war
• Brooklyn community calls for end to gun violence at vigil for 12-year-old Kade Lewin
• Health Experts Say COVID Cases Likely Will Rise When Spring Break Ends
• Remains Of Revere Airman Killed In Romania During WWII Returned To Massachusetts
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: April 2, 2022
• West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice Orders Investigation Of Conditions At Jail
• NYPD: Suspects robbed Bronx teen, stole $9,000 worth of property
• Nurse Aide At Ohio Veterans Home Accused Of Sexual Assault
• Teen charged with hate crime in attack on Hasidic man in Brooklyn
• Paige Bueckers' UConn Tops Stanford, Advances To NCAA Championship
• Amazon's Ring, Google Nest or Wyze: Which best selling smart home security system is for you?
• Ukrainian president warns that retreating Russian forces are leaving mines
• Pittsburgh Weather: Spring-Like Day With Days Of Rain Ahead
• 'Ridwell' Recycling Program Launches In Twin Cities, Collects Hard-To-Dispose-Of Items
• Senate Candidate John Fetterman To Miss Primary Election Debate This Weekend
• Man In Critical Condition After South Side Flats Shooting
• 29 Minnesotans Suffer Norovirus Symptoms After Eating Raw Oysters At Robbinsdale Restaurant
• Prosecutors To Determine Whether To Charge Superior Officer Who Ran Over Woman In Street
• Chapter One Hundred and Three: The Town - Riverdale
• World's Funniest Animals: Summer Fling
• 6 'N the Mornin' - All American
• Love and War - All American: Homecoming
• Girl…You'll Be A Woman, Soon - Superman & Lois
• Homecoming - Naomi
• Reckless - The Flash
• Reunion - Kung Fu
• Maryland Weather: Get Ready For Rain Clouds And Showers
• One Good Thing - Walker
• The Only Way Out Is Through - Legacies
• The Sisterhood of the Traveling Sandwich - Charmed
• A Real Actress Could Do It - Dynasty
• Kyle Richards 2 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Newman's Piggyback Ride - Would I Lie To You?
• Matters of the Head - Master of Illusion
• All the Kings Clubs, Motorcycles, and Let's Get Small - Masters Of Illusion

Videos from April 2, 2022

• Community members help grocery workers prepare signs, potential strike
• Clippers, Crenshaw Skate Club collaborate on limited edition merchandise
• Search continues for missing Diamond Bar man Derrick Kwan; Last seen before hiking trip
• Man jumps from third floor window in Bronzeville apartment fire
• Estelle Harris, known for 'Seinfeld,' 'Toy Story,' dies at 93
• Law professor explains court decision ruling CA corporate diversity law 'unconstitutional'
• Santa Monica named as one of the most unsafe cities in California
• Lakers' Carmelo Anthony attends Art in Paint event in West Adams
• Man attacked by pitbull during robbery in South Shore
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 4/2 Nightly Weather at 11PM
• 10PM Saturday Weather Update
• Hundreds break first day of fasting for Ramadan in Times Square
• Chicago Holds Teen Town Hall To Address Violence
• Who Shot the Tech Exec?
• Driver Shot In South Austin
• Lunar dust from 1969 space mission to be auctioned in NYC
• Bronx street renamed after longtime community member
• NYPD officers rescue puppy after it ends up in the East River
• Ukrainian officials say country's forces have regained control of Kyiv region
• Hundreds gather in Times Square to mark the start of Ramadan
• Free pepper spray given out to Chinatown community
• Luna Park opens for the season at Coney Island
• 1 arrest made, 5 other suspects sought in attack on Jewish man
• 1 man critically hurt in Brooklyn Bridge crash, lanes back open
• Best Spring Beers With Mike's Beer Bar
• Activists call for politicians to accept more refugees
• Over 100 firefighters battle Third Alarm fire in El Monte
• Two killed after pursuit of DUI driver ends when suspect collides with car, home
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 4/2 Evening Weather at 6PM
• Rain Chances Return To North Texas Monday
• Finishing touches underway ahead of 64th GRAMMY Awards
• First female officer will head New York Air National Guard
• DFW Airport Program Helps Children With Autism Get Real-Life Airplane Experience
• Fort Worth Neighborhood Holds Vote On Complex For Human Trafficking Victims
• Reading marks anniversary of MLK's "Beyond Vietnam" speech
• Cuomo sues ethics commission over book deal profits
• Ukrainian children use art to document war
• Man attacked by pitbull then robbed in South Shore
• Minnesota priest's podcast reaches millions of listeners
• Police seek group of men caught on camera attacking Jewish man in Brooklyn
• Actor Will Smith resigns from the Academy
• Health officials eye spread of new variant
• Sarah Palin announces run for Congress
• Biden administration facing economic challenges amid unrelenting inflation
• Russian forces move east after struggling in Kyiv
• Multi-car crash shuts down eastbound lanes on Brooklyn Bridge
• Variety Deputy Music Editor joins studio to discuss The Grammys
• U.S. and Ukraine are collecting evidence, accusing Russian forces of committing war crimes
• Florida lawmakers threaten to revoke Disney's autonomy after company condemned "Don't Say Gay" law
• Ukraine says its forces have stopped Russia's advances on Kyiv
• Tech executive kidnapped and murdered
• Shop Local Saturday: Spark Posh Jewelry
• Shop Local Saturday: Tori Belle Cosmetics
• Shop Local Saturday: Art Flow Design Studio
• Shop Local Saturday: Staten Island Food and Art Market
• Shop Local Saturday: The Bagel Bin and South Shore Food Pantry
• One person killed in Rialto pursuit crash
• ReFashion Week NYC kicks off at Brooklyn Army Terminal
• Luna Park reopens at noon on Saturday
• One person killed in Rialto pursuit crash
• Chicago First Alert Weather: A slushy mix of rain and snow
• Ed's Driveway: Ford Maverick
• Russia blames Ukraine for airstrike on Russian fuel depot
• Weekend Weather Forecast
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 4/2 Saturday morning update
• PAWS Pet of the Week: Katara
• Community calls for end to gun violence after death of 12-year-old Kade Lewin
• Caught on video: Suspects rob teen on Bronx sidewalk
• The Dish: The history of Café Du Monde
• Suspects wanted for attack on Hasidic man
• How people are breaking through censorship in Russia
• Author Amor Towles on new book "The Lincoln Highway"
• How college athletes are taking advantage of NIL
• Ukrainian forces reclaim more territory surrounding Kyiv
• Violent crime surges in nation's largest cities
• March employment record shows strong gains