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• Married Couple Killed In Crash By Suspect Vehicle Fleeing Sacramento Police
• Mets rack up 18 hits to rout Giants 13-3
• Man Convicted In Shooting Death Of Elk Grove Teen Sentenced To 25 Years
• VIDEO: Thieves Steal $2K Plant From Davis Shop
• San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo tests positive for COVID-19
• 'A Fun Family Tradition': 5-Year-Old Crowned Champion Of Calaveras County's 2022 Jumping Frog Jubilee
• Davis City Leaders Consider Enforcing New Water Restrictions
• Magic Mountain Atmosphere: Some Residents In Blue River Were Snowed In After Getting More Than A Foot In Storm
• Goldstein Investigates: Cameras catch employees throwing away food meant for the homeless
• Family, friends remember talent, kindness of slain pro cyclist Anna Moriah Wilson
• Denver Auditor Calls For Better Oversight On DIA Construction
• Suspects almost escape with $250K in jewelry after robbing a Whittier store
• Fallen Tree Blocks Multiple Lanes Of Highway 99 In Lodi
• Man Found Stabbed To Death Inside Minneapolis Apartment
• California on the brink of statewide water restrictions due to drought
• It's A Bird... A Thunderbird! Air Force Thunderbirds Help Celebrate Graduation Week
• Kepler Hits Slam, Urshela And Twins Walk Off Tigers 5-4
• Rodríguez's 1st long ball at home leads Mariners past A's 7-6
• 1 killed, 3 hurt in 300-foot fall down cliff in Palos Verdes Estates
• One of New York City's last public payphones removed
• Bally's River West casino plan wins key vote, final City Council approval set for Wednesday
• Coloradans Lean On Each Other Amid Baby Formula Shortage: 'It's A Beautiful Mess'
• Suisun City police arrest man in connection with hit-and-run death of 15-year-old
• Candace Parker makes Time Magazine list of 100 Most Influential People of 2022
• FDA Plans To Review COVID Vaccine For Kids Under 5 Years Next Month
• Baltimore County Police Union Says It Has Lost Confidence In Leadership Of BCPD Chief Melissa Hyatt
• Technical Problems Raise Transparency Concerns In Latest Marilyn Mosby Criminal Case Hearing
• Wheeler's Arm, Hoskins' Bat Power Phillies Past Braves, 7-3
• Hogan Calls On Franchot To 'Halt Or Minimalize' Pending Gas Tax Increase; Comptroller Says Executive Action Is Needed
• Jury Selected For Trial Of Man Charged With Murdering Dante Barksdale
• Dunkin Donuts Will Donate Portion Of Coffee Sales To Local Children's Center And Hospital
• Celtics blowout Heat 102-82
• "He shouldn't be dead": Subway murder victim's sister speaks out
• MLB suspends Josh Donaldson for 1 game for 'Jackie' comment
• Anderson goes eight strong as Dodgers offense lays it on Nats in 10-1 victory
• Lower Moreland Will Not Mandate Masks In Schools After Tense Community Meeting
• Michigan Gas Prices Increase 19 Cents Ahead Of Memorial Day
• How Program To Help Kids Struggling With Anxiety, Depression Is Putting A Song In Their Hearts
• Trio Of Teens Arrested Following Car Crash In Downtown Baltimore
• Family Of Justin Shilling Files Lawsuit Against Oxford Schools
• Experts wonder why it took vendor so long to notify Chicago Public Schools of data breach
• Data: Michigan Sees Decrease In Evictions In 2021, But Many Residents Still Struggle To Find Homes
• Maryland Weather: Sunny Days Are On The Way
• Lightning sweep Panthers
• Happ, Wisdom hit 3-run HRs, Cubs top Aquino, Reds
• Fire breaks out at newly renovated hotel in Newport
• Evacuation orders from Pope Fire in St. Helena lifted; road closures remain in place
• Colorado Weather: Rain And Snow In The Cards For Tuesday
• California proposal would allow parents to sue for social media addiction
• Assault suspect arrested following lengthy pursuit from Chula Vista to Anaheim
• WATCH: 5-Year-Old Manteca T-Ball Player's Walk-Up Dance Goes Viral On TikTok
• Minnesota Legislature Adjourns With Work Unfinished, But Unclear If Special Session Will Happen
• Western grapeleaf skeletonizer: Napa officials warn of vineyard menace
• 'We Have To Do Something': Assembly Passes Bill That Would Allow California Parents To Sue For Social Media Addiction
• North Texas health officials warn COVID cases slowly rising
• Quail Fire In Vacaville Now 100% Contained
• Massive underground, illegal marijuana grow operation busted in San Bernardino
• Lawmakers draft historic bill on Puerto Rico's territorial status
• Man Surrenders After Standoff At Modesto Home
• Adams vows to reevaluate police deployment on subway
• Governor Newsom warns of statewide water restrictions as drought concerns continue to worsen
• A warning for Texas boaters using E15 fuel from gas stations
• Solano County fire officials extend red flag warning, brace for brutal fire season
• Effort underway to get NYC to reopen part of popular skatepark
• 15-Year-Old In Critical Condition, 2 Other Teens Injured In Triple Shooting Outside Simon Gratz High School: Police
• Dave McCormick sues over counting mail ballots in Pennsylvania Senate race
• Ramit Varma drops out of Los Angeles Mayoral Race
• Property insurance changes aimed at stabilizing market
• Man In His 30s Killed In North Minneapolis Shooting
• Tuesday's Show Info (5/24/22)
• 'High Fire Activity Going Throughout The State': California Firefighters Deal With Back-To-Back Red Flag Warnings
• Man, 19, Dies In Hospital Weeks After Being Assaulted, Robbed In Downtown Minneapolis
• Firefighters remain on scene at Pheasant Run resort two days after massive blaze
• Police find "incendiary devices" in vehicle after suspect seen striking 3 children
• 2 accused of killing Waynesburg couple could face death penalty
• Zuckerberg sued by Washington, DC over Cambridge Analytica scandal
• SF Carnaval organizer supports community through pandemic
• State Lawmakers push bill that would block Texas-style abortion laws
• Deadline to move arrives for homeless staying at San Jose motel
• Update: Brush fire contained in remote area of Contra Costa near Tassajara
• N.J. youth softball team raising money to compete in Puerto Rico tournament
• Angels designate infielder Jose Rojas for assignment
• Hungry Herd Of Goats Helping Create Fire Breaks In West Sacramento
• Barnstable Police issue warning of possible date-rape drug use
• How some key Texas primary runoff races are shaping up
• Giant Eagle recalls packaged apple slices with peanut butter dip
• Update: Police identify 2 pedestrians that died in San Francisco SoMa collision with taxi
• Xcel Agrees To Nearly $1 Million EPA Fine Over Coal Ash Storage At Problem-Plagued Comanche Power Plant
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cool and cloudy
• West Virginia man charged with intentionally crashing into a Dairy Queen
• Fairfield Man Arrested In Hit-And-Run Death Of Suisun City Teen James Rabara
• Potentially crowded field in New York's new 10th Congressional District
• Investigation continues after state trooper shoots, kills man in Washington County
• Two more suspects sought for an attempted burglary in Walnut
• Redding man pleads guilty to setting several fires in Shasta-Trinity National Forest
• Overheated lawnmower may have caused massive fire in Methuen
• Keystone Oaks teacher will stand trial on child pornography charges
• University of Chicago teaming up with city to install more than 100 cameras near Hyde Park campus
• Dave McCormick Sues Over Counting Mail Ballots In Pennsylvania Republican Senate Race
• List of rules for reopening after murder nearby has West Side gas station owner frustrated
• As mail-in ballots continue to be counted, Mccormick narrows Oz's lead in Senate GOP nomination
• Company test driving trucks on I-576
• 2-year-old survives 'tragic accident' in North Richland Hills
• Gary school used as a neighborhood dump looks to get cleaned up
• Marcus Smart out, but Robert Williams returning to Celtics lineup for Game 4
• Dwayne Haskins' autopsy report released
• More than a dozen arrested at out-of-control party in Long Branch
• Littleton Police Report Big Increase In Storage Unit Thefts
• Baltimore County First Responders Search For And Find Missing Girl
• Roof Partially Collapses At Scene Of Mt. Airy Barn Fire, Authorities Say
• Yankees' Josh Donaldson suspended for Jackie Robinson remark
• Redding Man Pleads Guilty To Setting Fires In Shasta-Trinity National Forest
• Gilbert Family Foundation Makes $12 Million Investment For Detroit's Eviction Crisis
• Some city transportation authorities have safety apps to report issues and dangers; why not the CTA?
• Older Americans scammed out of $1.7 billion in 2021, FBI says
• 'Don't Let Anybody Stop You': 84-Year-Old Completes Her Dream Of Earning Degree From U Of M
• Yankees' Josh Donaldson suspended 1 game for "Jackie" comment
• Xcel Energy Hopes To Restore Power To Remaining Customers By Monday Night
• Two men shot to death in Commerce
• Tips For Staying Safe While Enjoying Sacramento's Waterways
• Case moves forward against student accused of having rifle on school grounds
• 'Sandwich generation' struggling with rising costs
• Madison Community Rallies To Restore Beloved, Storm-Damaged Ballpark
• Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Blasts City Council Members' Trip To Paris
• Byfield mourns loss of beloved greenhouse worker
• PHOTOS: Fire Rips Through Turlock Home, Displaces Family
• CBS4 News Anchor Announces Retirement At End Of 2022
• Interfaith trip to Israel builds bonds across Westchester faith communities
• Butler County company at center of national debate over ghost guns
• Subway riders forced to climb mountain of stairs to exit at 181st Street in Washington Heights
• Charges dropped for Georgia officers accused of assaulting college students
• COVID uptick being felt across South Florida
• Bonta launches review after 2 dead following San Francisco police shooting
• CDC: Massachusetts Monkeypox patient had contact with 200 people
• U.S. drivers holding onto their vehicles longer than ever
• Bush political dynasty tested in Texas runoff, and other races to watch
• Denver Coroner's Office Receives Rapid DNA Processor
• Teens, 14 & 15, Shot Outside East Baltimore Gas Station
• Decomposed Body Of Dog Found In Trash Bag On Train Tracks In Kensington, Philadelphia Police Say
• What is monkeypox and should you worry?
• Police: Monessen man beaten with cinder block and robbed
• Timberwolves Agree To Deal With Nuggets' Tim Connelly
• Electric boats provide views of Boston Harbor
• Colin Cantwell, designer of "Star Wars" spaceships and Death Star, dies at 90
• Anaheim Mayor Harry Sidhu resigns amid FBI probe
• Tuesday Election Could Provide Clarity In Up-For-Grabs 1st Congressional District
• Huntington Bank branch in heart of the Loop robbed
• For MN Lawmakers, Some Hits, Many Misses In 2022 Session
• Texas' largest battery energy storage system online
• Oriole Park At Camden Yards Concessions Workers Call For $15 Per Hour Wage
• Many graduate programs are "scams," education reformers say
• 3 children hospitalized after being struck by vehicle on way to school in Santa Ana
• Human remains found in Turtle Creek
• U.S. Naval Academy Plebes Cap First Year With Herndon Climb
• Livermore considers property to build treatment facility for homeless
• Jif recall handled poorly, says man with salmonella symptoms
• 1 Arrested After Spectators Allegedly Block Deputies Trying To Break Up Sutter County Sideshow
• Revere Beach, Carson Beach locals concerned over recent arrests
• Port Authority preparing to reopen Red Line Tuesday
• Howard County Man Who Scaled Walls, Attacked Police In Capitol Riot Handed 33 Month Sentence
• Heated Debate Over Who & What Should Be Allowed On Delaware River Splashes Into Public View
• Shawn Tillman Charged With Killing Demitri Ellis-Strong At Downtown St. Paul LRT Station
• NHL & Police Investigating Threats Against Avs Forward Nazem Kadri
• 35-Year-Old Man Charged In March 2021 Murder Of 19-Year-Old Bridgeton Mother, Police Say
• Sen. Klobuchar Says It's Important Sweden, Finland Join NATO
• Clean Up Continues After Late May Snowstorm
• Suspect in fatal New Hyde Park drunken driving crash previously accused of speeding
• Dale Spidle charged with premeditated murder
• Study: Growing up with dogs may reduce Crohn's disease risk
• Study: global warming could make it harder to get good sleep
• Driver killed after Metra MD-N line hits dump truck, partially derails in Grayslake
• WJZ's Furever Friend: Cheyenne
• Remains Of Bristol Man Killed During World War II Identified, Buried More Than 70 Years Later
• Malik Miner Identified As 19 Year Old Shot & Killed At Aurora Party
• President Of Basketball Operations Tim Connelly Leaves Denver Nuggets For Timberwolves
• Woman arrested after shooting, killing dog that got loose in Kenosha
• Investigators Delaying Release Of Footage From Fatal Police Shooting In Essex, AG's Office Says
• Marcus Smart wins NBA Hustle Award
• Mayor Breed won't participate in SF Pride parade if police uniform ban remains in place
• Report: Dwayne Haskins was legally drunk when killed by dump truck
• North Dakota Extends Deadline For Gas Pipeline Proposals
• Philadelphia Leaders Sound Off After Violent Weekend Sees 3 Teens Shot At Penn's Landing
• Baltimore Man, 22, Charged With Sexual Abuse Of Minor
• Health Officials Watching Closely For Potential Spread Of Monkeypox Across United States
• Meta, Twitter boards face backlash from NY pension fund
• Story named AL Player of the Week
• Cycling For A Cure: Ride To End Alzheimer's Coming To Fort Collins In June
• Activision Blizzard workers vote to unionize, an industry first
• Tyler Herro ruled out of Game 4
• 1 Person Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries From Shooting On King Street
• Buffalo Clinic Shooting: Opening Statements Begin Monday In Gregory Ulrich Trial
• Eagles Had Interest In Reunion With Nick Foles Before Super Bowl MVP Signed With Colts: Report
• Police: Man stabbed with scissors during fight at Monroeville Mall
• Stockton Heat Leaving Central Valley For Canada Starting Next Season
• Governor to sign off on housing money
• Second suspect arrested in fatal shooting of 11-year-old Kyhara Tay
• Georgia primary pits Pence-endorsed Kemp against Trump-backed Perdue
• Producer Greg Berlanti receives star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
• 5 races to watch on Election Day in North Texas
• Maine K9 finds missing woman, days after tracking down girl
• Slimmed-down Mac Jones learned a lot about nutrition
• Maryland's Sen. Van Hollen Returns Home After Minor Stroke
• Black Buyers Are Getting Squeezed Out Of The Hot Housing Market
• Stage 1 Fire Restrictions Lifted In Boulder County
• US Naval Academy Gifted Recovered Bell From Legendary Sunken Ship
• Kindness Generator offers ideas for how to celebrate 143 Day
• Commanders Buy Va. Land For Possible Stadium Site, Signaling Move From Md., AP Source Says
• Newsom warns of possible mandatory water cuts as drought drags on
• Coral Gables resident suing over automatic license plate recognition cameras
• Manhattan D.A. opposes effort to dismiss charges against Trump Org.
• Three seriously injured in Santa Cruz county crash on Sunday
• Massachusetts reports 7,626 new COVID cases, positivity rate drops to 8.30%
• New England Living: Scallop and risotto recipe
• Southern U.S. states are best for renters, study finds
• Madison Cawthorn under investigation by House Ethics subcommittee
• Upcoming Denver Fashion Show Celebrates Pride Month
• Man accused of running grandparent scheme in Pittsburgh area
• Detroit Adds 4 Electric Buses To Fleet
• Californians could face mandatory water cuts amid drought
• Dolphins' Ross Buys Deauville Site, Plans Luxury Hotel
• Gov. Gavin Newsom threatens mandatory water cuts if Californians don't use less water
• Santa Rosa man arrested for attempted murder in weekend shooting
• Crews extinguish brush fire burning in between homes, the 60 Freeway in Diamond Bar
• Bruce Springsteen's Handwritten Lyrics To 'Born To Run' Sells For $44,000 At Julien's Auctions Music Icons Event
• Meet the Nominees: Camille A. Brown
• Meet the Nominees: Jesse Williams
• Creator Of 'Star Wars' X-wing And Death Star Dies At Colorado Home At 90
• 3 Men Receive Life Sentences In Trio Of Baltimore Shootings
• Meet the Nominees: Sutton Foster
• Meet the Nominees: Rob McClure
• Meet the Nominees: Billy Crystal
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Dry and quiet
• Baltimore Woman Charged With Attempted Murder For Driving Toward Officers, Crashing Into Cruiser In Walmart Parking Lot, Police Say
• Lawmakers consider fare hike for cab, rideshare drivers
• USS Minneapolis-St. Paul Now Activated For Service In U.S. Navy
• Debt firms used social media to "smear" people, feds say
• Kate Moss set to testify in Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard defamation trial
• Former Pennsylvania AG Kathleen Kane Sent To Treatment For Alcohol Use After Probation Violation
• 'Insult To Hardworking Taxpayers': Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Criticizes City Council Members' $3,500 Trip To Paris
• Kidd's Kids trip to Disney World returns for sick children & their families
• MDOT Closing Pedestrian Bridge Over I-94 Near Wayne State University For Repairs
• Review calls for "immediate improvement" in Boston schools
• Deepfake video shows teen asking public to help solve his murder
• Judge dismisses ADA lawsuit against Napa realtor
• 2 arrested after police seize drugs, guns and cash in Ambridge raid
• 'Prince And The Revolution: Live' Revives 1985 Concert In Multiple Formats
• Family devastated by San Francisco pro cyclist's murder in Texas
• Severe weather threat for North Texas tonight and Tuesday
• New York City's last payphone has been removed
• 3 Charged After Woman's Body Found In Trunk Of Burning Car
• Cousins From Ceres Killed In Modesto Rollover Crash
• Belichick downplays Patriots' lack of offensive coordinator
• Where To Drop Off Those Broken Tree Branches, Other Yard Debris
• Doctors baffled by severe hepatitis in kids as CDC confirms 180 cases
• Images Show Intense Flames During Barge Fire On Delaware Bay
• Destructive Western Grapeleaf Skeletonizer Moth Found In Napa County
• Arrest made in fatal stabbing at San Mateo bus stop
• KDKA Links: May 23-29
• Aldermen plan special City Council meeting Wednesday to grill police, parks, schools leadership about summer safety plans
• Ray Lewis Visits Johns Hopkins Children's Center To Make $134K Donation
• Monday's Show Info (5/23/22)
• Air Force Veteran Gets Some Help With Repairs To Home
• Steamboat Ski Resort Selling Lift Equipment To Public
• Pre-cooked bacon food topping recalled because packages could have metal pieces
• Former AG Kathleen Kane sent to treatment after violating probation by driving drunk
• Teen Gymnast Thanks Docs For Life Changing Surgery
• Documentary On Aurora Nonprofit Screens In France 2 Years After Cannes Film Festival Award
• Horseshoe Casino Hosting Hiring Event To Fill Dozens Of Positions
• 'Chicago at the Crossroad' documentary airs in Chatham Monday night
• Are You The Winner? Ticket Worth $25K A Year For Life Sold On Michigan Lottery Website
• U.S. 6 Reopens West Of Golden After Gravel Truck Overturns
• River City High Student Omar Sofizada Set To Graduate Dies After Rescuers Pull Him From American River
• Report of shots fired puts Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center in Twentynine Palms on lockdown
• Gloucester to require beach parking reservations
• Nessel Sends Investigators To Gaylord To Check Out Reports Of Price Gouging After Tornado
• Cruz Penalty Trial Jury Selection Upended By T-Shirt
• Baby formula arrives in U.S., but when will more come to Tri-State Area?
• PennDOT, Local Authorities Announce Extra Enforcement To Be Conducted Over Memorial Day Weekend
• Colorado Cashback Plan Signed By Gov. Jared Polis, Refund Checks Expected Later This Year
• Burnsville Police Looking For Suspect In Bank Robberies
• Colorado Doctor: Getting COVID Multiple Times May Become The Norm
• Mother of Dakotah Earley meets the man who saved his life
• Final vote delayed for Mayor Lightfoot's new citywide curfew for teens
• Maryland Weather: Cooler & Sunny, But Cloudy Skies On The Way
• Boston researchers part of international monkeypox investigation
• Kurt Cobain's iconic guitar sold for $4.5 million at auction
• 1 found dead, 3 injured on beach after falling down 300-foot cliff
• 3 Injured In Shooting On Lawrence Street In Five Points Area Of Denver Early Monday
• Lancaster to giveaway $100K worth of infant formula to local residents
• Man Killed In Northeast Miami-Dade Hit & Run
• Shooter left 1 dead, 2 injured on Jerome Street in Dallas
• School lunches scaled back by higher costs and supply chain issues
• Andrew Wiggins 'posterize' dunk becomes talk of the NBA playoffs
• Loud Party Broken Up By Deputies Near Lodi; 1 Hurt In Shooting As People Left Area
• Thrive City crowds grow as Warriors continue their NBA playoff march
• 2 Marylanders Face Federal Charges For Impersonating Deputy US Marshals
• Boudin, Bonta ask courts for injunction to block sale of 'ghost gun' kits
• Bank of America hikes its minimum wage to $22 per hour
• Brookline schools bring back mask mandate as COVID cases rise
• Minneapolis North H.S. Principal Will Now Finish School Year
• COVID In Minnesota: 2,152 New Cases, 9 More Deaths
• Mile High United Way Hosts 'Women United Village Event' To Help Struggling Families
• Detroit Man Charged In Fatal Hit-And-Run That Killed 32-Year-Old Woman
• Witness Heard Engine 'Cough' Right Before Small Plane Crash In Broomfield
• Guide to Fleet Week 2022 in New York City
• Bus Driver Swerved To Avoid Collision Before Rollover Crash That Injured 27 People, Troopers Say
• Rollover Crash In Highland Park Kills 1 Person
• Over 730K Marylanders Hitting The Road For Memorial Day Weekend, AAA Says
• Dave Matthews, Alanis Morissette & The Lumineers Headlining Oceans Calling Festival In Ocean City
• Helicopter crashes at Nashua airport
• Pats announce new jersey numbers
• Russian Soldier Sentenced To Life In Prison In Ukraine Conflict's First War Crimes Trial
• Energy Crews Work To Restore Power After Winter Storm
• What is the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework?
• Monkeypox likely spread by sex at 2 raves in Europe, expert says
• 78,000 Pounds Of Infant Formula Arrives In United States
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Ludacris Heading To Mystic Lake Casino In September
• Winn-Dixie Robbery Suspect Arrested In Miami
• Smart move for Dallas couple who reinvented themselves as bakers
• Ravens Reunite With DE Brent Urban, Officially Sign Rookie LB Diego Fagot
• 4 dead after wrong-way crash on I-45 in Dallas County
• Booster shots now available across Los Angeles County for children 5-11
• Amazon Truck Catches Fire Over Vail Pass Sunday, Firefighters Pull Amazon Packages Out
• 11 things to know about CBS 11 Anchor Nicole Baker
• Man convicted of murder and rape 2 years after teen found dead
• WATCH: Bull Bucks Off Rider, Jumps Into Stands At Redding Rodeo; 5 People Hurt
• Starbucks joins McDonald's in exiting Russia
• Inside the front-line battle to stop Russia annexing more of Ukraine
• Biden Says Monkeypox Not As Concerning As COVID
• Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker hold Italian wedding
• Allentown Lowers Part-Time, Seasonal Employment Age Requirement To 15
• Mom Says Gaylord Tornado Was Right Behind Her As She Drove To Safety
• Dog sneaks into Byron Nelson High School, police looking for owners
• Convicted Wife-Killer Harold Henthorn Back In Court, Claims Attorney 'Sold Me Down The River'
• NYC to pay $7 million to man wrongfully convicted in 1996 killing
• Charlestown company hopes their robot will encourage people to walk more
• As Baby Formula Shortage Continues, Many Colorado Parents Turn To Each Other For Help
• Mental Health First Aid helps adults identify and assist children experiencing mental health crisis
• Mavericks fans say 'It Ain't Over 'til It's Over'
• Miami Weather: Steamy, Dry Afternoon Ahead
• Russian diplomat resigns over war in Ukraine: "Never have I been so ashamed"
• 'Their Choice And Not Ours': Elk Grove Family Speaks Out After Sudden Turn In Teen's Murder Case
• Dirtbike Rider Ejected From Seat After Losing Control
• Male motorcyclist killed in crash on 60 Freeway in Hacienda Heights
• Man found shot dead in Dallas homeless encampment, police say
• Red Sox sport Celtics jerseys after walk-off win
• WATCH LIVE: DA Krasner To Award Violence Prevention Grants To 3 Youth Cycling Programs
• Gilbert Family Foundation To Announce Legal Aid Investment For Renters Facing Eviction
• Suspected Monkeypox Case Found In Broward
• Crypts of 2 U.S. presidents in basement of Quincy church
• Placer County Sheriffs: 100 MPH Car Chase Ends With Suspect Collision
• Senator Chris Van Hollen released from hospital after stroke
• Taxi, rideshare drivers rally to raise meter rates
• New Scrutiny For Avs' Nazem Kadri After Collision With Jordan Binnington
• Where's Marty? Seeing How All The Maryland Zoo's Residents Are Fed
• Sacramento Woman Ignores 'Do Not Cross' Sign, Hit And Killed By Car
• Mother arrested after her 6-year-old son found dead in car trunk
• Irish doctor says "women will die" if Roe v. Wade overturned in U.S.
• 78,000 Pounds Of Baby Formula Arrives In US
• How monkeypox spreads and why current cases are something "we've never seen"
• Downtown Sacramento Restaurant Vegan Deadly Sins Vandalized For Second Time
• Denver Weather: Spilt Week With A Cool Start And Warm Finish
• Biden launches Indo-Pacific trade deal, warns over inflation
• PTL Links: May 23, 2022
• St. Joseph Hospital Caregivers Treated To Special 'Thank You' With ... Goats
• The Celtics-Heat injury report is chaotic
• Man Stabbed At SEPTA's 30th Street Station
• 7 years after charges, still no trial for Texas AG Ken Paxton
• WATCH LIVE: Mayor Kenney, Sen. Casey To Highlight Federal Funding For Schuylkill River
• Police Say Nearly All Power Restored In Gaylord After Tornado
• 3-Dose Covid-19 Vaccine Protects Children Ages 6 Months To 5 years, Pfizer & BioNTech Say
• Wayfair opening Lynnfield store to showcase furniture brand
• State Holds Special Session On Property Insurance
• Faedo Gets First Big League Win
• Court ruling extends uneven treatment for asylum-seekers
• Jif Peanut Butter Recalled Over Salmonella Concerns (CBS News)
• New Orange Line trains return after brake inspections
• Californians who want a vote-by-mail ballot have until today to register to vote
• Parkland Health offering COVID-19 testing and vaccines
• Funeral held for Buffalo shooting victim Katherine Massey
• Del Paso Boulevard Bike Party Hopes To Make Area Safer For Bicyclists
• Man, 53, Fatally Shot In Head In North Baltimore, Police Say
• 1 dead, 1 critically hurt in Bronx motorcycle crash
• Migrant rescue ship crews accused of colluding with human traffickers
• Broomfield Neighbors Rush To Scene Of Small Plane Crash In Their Neighborhood But Find No Survivors
• 16-year-old boy shot overnight in Brooklyn
• Fiery Crash SW Miami, One Dead
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 5/23 Monday forecast
• Mavericks lose in Dallas, Warriors take 3-0 series lead
• U.S. and Japan teaming to put first Japanese astronaut on moon
• Next Drive: Part Of Hiawatha Avenue In Minneapolis Closes For Summer
• Back porch catches fire at apartment building in Albany Park
• Russian soldier gets life sentence in Ukraine's 1st war crimes trial
• Pfizer says 3 of its COVID shots give kids under 5 strong protection
• Local woman celebrates her 100th birthday
• Sex crime conviction doesn't require a victim, court rules
• 1 dead, 30 wounded in weekend shootings across Chicago
• Pfizer says 3 small COVID vaccine shots protect kids under 5
• Philadelphia School District's Mask Mandate Goes Back Into Effect On Monday As COVID-19 Cases Rise
• Pittsburgh Weather: Temperatures drop after weekend filled with warm conditions
• Massachusetts gas prices remain at record high $4.73 a gallon
• Longest Married Couple In Pennsylvania Celebrates 80th Wedding Anniversary
• "43-year-old mystery" solved as remains in river ID'd as missing woman
• Marple Township Police Asking For Public's Help To Find Missing Businessman George Hughes
• Couple fights off attacking bear with kitchen knife, gun inside home
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cool conditions continue
• Only House Democrat who doesn't support abortion rights faces challenger
• 16-year-old boy shot in East Garfield Park
• Saving money while shopping and planning for your Memorial Day cookout
• Police: Man Stabbed During Attempted Robbery Outside SEPTA's Arrott Transportation Center In Frankford
• Allegheny County Elections Board to examine rejected mail-in and absentee ballots
• Mass. wildlife advocates want regulations on rat poison
• Eli Hart's Former Foster Mom Says She Feared Him Returning To His Mother's Custody
• Biden says U.S. would intervene militarily if China invades Taiwan
• 27 Megabus passengers injured after bus rolls over along I-95
• Wisconsin Couple Kills Bear That Attacked Them In Their Home
• One person hospitalized after multi-vehicle crash in Hazelwood

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• Another round of hot weather brings more fire concerns across Bay Area
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• Anaheim mayor resigns amid scandal surrounding Angels Stadium sale
• Governor Newsom warns of statewide water restrictions as drought concerns continue to grow
• CBS speaks with family of one of the survivors of 300-foot fall down Palos Verdes cliff
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 5/23 nightly forecast at 11 p.m.
• Viral video shows United Airlines worker fighting with passenger
• One of NYC's last remaining public payphones removed
• Candace Parker makes Time Magazine list of 100 Most Influential People of 2022
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• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cool Tuesday, stormy Wednesday
• Food safety bill passes in Westchester County
• New wastewater data show COVID cases may be trending down in Massachusetts
• Monkeypox patient in Boston had contact with 200 people, CDC says
• Josh Donaldson appeals 1 game suspension for calling Tim Anderson "Jackie"
• Getting Hosed: A woman takes on the city over bad water billing and wins -- at great cost
• Buffalo faith leaders hold candlelight vigil for mass shooting victims
• Key City Council panel approves Chicago casino plan, but many still do not like idea at all
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• Miami Beach’s historic Deauville poised for a comeback
• A warning for Texas boaters using E15 fuel from gas stations
• Florida Legislature is beginning a special session to tackle property insurance reform
• Barnstable Police warns of possible use of date-rape drugs at local bars
• North Texas health officials warn COVID cases slowly rising
• Midlothian first responders meet child whose life they saved
• Report: Dwayne Haskins was legally drunk when hit, killed by dump truck
• Fire breaks out at Wayfinder Hotel in Newport, RI
• Sister of man murdered on Q train says subway wasn't his first choice
• Chicago Public Schools data breach is part of growing cybersecurity threat
• Medford woman Barbara Novaes found dead at home after reported missing
• Presumptive monkeypox cases in Broward
• Buyer beware after online gun store leaves customers empty-handed
• Assault with deadly weapon suspect arrested after 100+ mile pursuit
• Coral Gables resident suing over city's automatic license plate recognition cameras
• 5/23: Red and Blue
• Suspect taken in custody after K-9 was deployed
• CHP shoot pepper balls at suspect
• Police prepare for standoff, pull out less lethal equipment
• Suspect stops the vehicle in the middle of the 5 freeway in Orange County
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• Western grapeleaf skeletonizer: Officials warn of menace to Napa vineyards
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• Biden says U.S. will defend Taiwan in the event China attempts takeover
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• 1 dead, 3 hurt after vehicle goes over cliff in Palos Verdes Estates
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