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• Judge hits 50th, Ohtani also goes deep as Angels edge Yanks
• Search underway for missing 12-year-old in Granada Hills
• With plenty of work left after Caldor Fire, Sierra-At-Tahoe plans to open later this year
• Man allegedly put hidden cameras in Walnut Creek Starbucks restroom
• Montclair jewelry store hit for more than $200,000 in smash-and-grab robbery
• Sleep Train Arena demolition almost done, enters new phase
• Remote work delaying DTLA's post-pandemic recovery, study says
• Getting Answers: 'Quite likely' Cal ISO will issue Flex Alerts this week
• David Ross blames 'too many mistakes baserunning-wise' as Cubs lose to Blue Jays
• Crime has some women business owners rethinking their futures in Chicago
• 1 dead, 1 injured In Highway 285 crash in Bailey
• NEXT Weather alert: Threat of severe storms Tuesday evening
• Western Michigan University student from Lisle struck, killed in hit-and-run in Kalamazoo, Michigan
• Urshela's 3-run double sends Twins over Red Sox 4-2
• California may act as US refuge for transgender youth
• Dr. Oz hosts town hall event in Monroeville
• NYPD: 14-year-old arrested in pair of hate crimes in Williamsburg
• Shooting at Gary business leaves one man dead, one wounded
• Woman wounded in shooting outside Brooklyn park
• Urshela's 3-run double sends Twins over Red Sox 4-2
• Where do Minnesota State Fairgoers travel from?
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Clearing skies Monday night
• Attendees of festival at SeatGeek Stadium find surprise four-figure charges on credit cards
• Helmet shortage may impact start of high school football season
• Veteran punter Sam Martin among Denver Broncos' early cuts
• Dozens of law enforcement agencies, auto repair shops part of state program targeting catalytic converter thefts
• Dodgers edge Marlins 3-2 in 10 innings
• Bridgewater mom pleads for return of life-saving formula stolen off porch
• Garland apartment tenants still dealing with flood damages a week later
• Gov. Polis announces new DA for embattled county
• California lawmakers approve landmark fast food workers bill
• California woman sentenced for sex-trafficking teen girls
• Maryland Weather: Expect heat and humidity ahead of potentially severe storms
• Freeman, Dodgers edge Marlins 3-2 in 10 innings
• Delivery driver stabbed, bitten trying to stop robbery suspect in Malden
• Kristin Smart murder trial focus shifts to Ruben Flores, derogatory nicknames for Smart
• Ex-Californian pleads guilty in child mutilation-sex scheme
• Environment officials to hold virtual meeting about repairing explosion site in Curtis Bay
• Launch of NASA's Artemis 1 test flight postponed after issues arise
• Restaurant desperate for workers as state unemployment falls to historic low
• 1 dead, 2 hospitalized after seniors given dishwashing soap instead of juice
• Controversial 'zero-bail bill' faces fierce opposition from victims' advocates
• Secret Service official central to Jan. 6 testimony on Trump's actions retires
• State legislative committee developing recommendations in response to Uvalde school shooting
• One man dead following single-vehicle crash in Jessup
• Man convicted in 2020 West Philadelphia murder of transgender woman Mia Green
• Serena Williams not done yet; wins 1st match at US Open
• Serena Williams is not ready to say goodbye just yet
• LAFD crews quickly extinguish brushfire in Highland Park
• Cooling off? Bay Area home buyers see more inventory, slight drop in prices
• Florence Township police investigating suspicious death after woman found dead inside home
• 18-year-old man arrested in fatal stabbing of teenage boy in East San Jose
• Burnt-out business creating problems for its Sherman Oaks neighbors
• Flower Mound church pastor steps aside after inappropriate communication with a woman online
• Serena Williams wins first-round match at U.S. Open
• Person jumps to death off 101 Freeway in Downtown LA
• WWE superstars stop by UPMC Children's Hospital
• Maeda unlikely to return, Buxton sore, but Twins help on way
• Colorado man sentenced after admitting to killing girlfriend
• Father of Ellicott City athlete speaks out about racial slurs she endured during volleyball game
• Minneapolis police investigate city's 60th homicide of 2022
• Neighbors, community members mourn loss of two children after fatal Fort Worth shooting
• Charges: Woman thought she was getting into a rideshare in Minneapolis when driver abducted her
• 1 dead after group of dehydrated hikers got lost in Arizona park
• Yung Gravy to headline Pitt's Fall Fest
• More airline counters moving at Denver International Airport
• National Archives head defends agency's "non-political" work
• OPD chief decries 'incomprehensible' gun violence; 6 homicides in 4 days
• Chef Marc Vetri bringing new pizza restaurant to Wells Fargo Center
• R. Kelly trial: two more accusers take the stand to claim singer sexually abused them as girls
• West Hollywood chiropractor arrested for sexual assault; authorities seeking additional victims
• Essex pizza parlor recalls pepperoni products that weren't inspected by food safety authorities
• Billerica farmer refuses to pay $300,000 in back taxes
• Market Pantry White Fudge Animal Cookies recalled over small metal fragments in them
• Man convicted in hit-and-run death of Mary Preciado, who was killed while working in her Mounds View yard
• Opposition voiced on proposed fracking waste injection well in Plum
• President Biden to deliver prime-time speech in front of Independence Hall Thursday
• 79-year-old man dies after being hit by car in Wilmington parking lot
• South Bay travel agent found guilty for stealing $200K, not booking trips to Hawaii
• Video: Police searching for 2 suspects in Mayfair shooting
• Woman who accused Matt Araiza of rape speaks out
• 15-day lawn watering restriction begins next week
• CPD warns participants and spectators of illegal street racing and drifting
• Deputies locate stolen jet ski on Sacramento River and make 2 arrests
• NYPD looking for motorcycle driver following deadly crash in Queens
• Delaware to include fentanyl test strips in Narcan kits
• 2 homes damaged after large tree comes crashing down in Bloomington
• Pickleball star to compete at APP Chicago Open in Highland Park
• Former Cowboys offensive coordinator, Ernie Zampese, dies at 86
• Ida 1 year later: CBS2 visits Cresskill schools finally set to reopen
• "It is perfect, I think": Ukranian students get a taste of the State Fair
• While the State Patrol's focus is traffic, troopers are doing more to bolster public safety
• As students return to the University of Minnesota, safety is top of mind
• Robert LuPone, actor and leader of influential theater company, dies at age 76
• School back in session, but some Philadelphia parents start new year with safety concerns on minds
• Insurance company MetroPlus Health ready to expand offerings to Harlem
• How a robot is helping dementia patients at a Minnesota nursing home
• First temporary members appointed to new civilian commission to oversee Chicago Police
• Oakland says Allyssa Victory can appear on ballot for mayor's race
• Wolf argues for $2,000 checks to families while Republicans call push 'disingenuous'
• Despite fire, N.J. wedding venue finds way to hold events for couples
• Bears have roster decisions to make ahead of Sept. 11 season opener
• Beloved veterinarian shot on Light Street leading to school lockdown in Federal Hill
• Injuries from button batteries among children growing, research finds
• Veterans harmed by allegedly defective 3M earplugs celebrate legal victory
• Delaware County's largest school district warning closures may be in store due to teacher shortage
• Toxic algae bloom killing off thousands of fish in Bay Area waters
• Upper Dublin community coming together as 1-year anniversary of Hurricane Ida destruction nears
• Mayor Michelle Wu asks for federal help to reverse service cuts on the MBTA
• Gas prices, inflation not expected to slow Labor Day travel
• Production of 'Lady in the Lake' to resume with increased security measures following threats
• Pittsburgh's land bank hasn't rehabbed a single blighted house in its 9 years
• Students around the Baltimore region return to the classroom as districts face various challenges
• Judge who pointed AR-15 style rifle at stepson suspended
• Rush for gun permits before "good moral character" law takes effect
• Hamline Church Dining Hall celebrates 125 years at Minnesota State Fair
• James Bradford accused of stealing golf clubs from DIA
• Activists creating community "free stores" to help those in need, reduce waste in landfills
• Harford County Sheriff's deputy hospitalized following crash near Joppatowne
• Chicago Weather Alert: More storms possible through late evening
• Concrete company fined for workplace safety violations
• Delaware County EMT charged with indecent assault of woman being transported for chest pains
• 100 Philadelphia district schools closing early Tuesday, Wednesday due to extreme heat
• Woman who fell through Bronx apartment's floor has long road to recovery
• Mayor Daniella Levine Cava announces $500,000,000 from county's 2023 budget will be used to tackle housing crisis
• Some neighbors say proposed ski hill in far north suburbs will be a 'disaster'
• CPS holds off on new Lindblom principal's contract after dismissal of beloved administrator
• Semi driver escapes fiery crash on tri-state tollway
• Experts: When the temperatures cool, COVID cases rise
• Victim's brother accused of charging defendant before plea in deadly Monroeville Mall shooting
• Despite staffing shortages, a smooth transition back-to-school in Worcester
• Gov. Wolf pushing for $2,000 in direct payments to Pennsylvanians
• Detroit Public Schools Community District students to undergo active shooter training, increased security
• Employee who attempted to disarm gunman among victims of Safeway shooting
• Report: Jimmy Garoppolo to remain with 49ers under restructured contract
• Army veteran trains back from major injury to compete in Chicago Triathlon
• Embracing aging may help you live longer
• Bicyclist left with serious injuries after being struck by SUV in Modesto
• Paid sick leave linked to a longer life in recent study
• Do you talk to your plants? Study shows you're not alone
• LAX sees near doubling of summer international travel
• Local town board wants portrait of Louis Farrakhan removed from BLM mural
• The GOAT is in the house: Serena Williams set for final U.S. Open
• Middletown's Sunflower Festival offers blooms, food, music, and beverages
• Current round of rebates for Illinois electric vehicle purchases to end Sept. 30, new round starts Nov. 1
• Concern rises after study finds 50% of homes tested in Hamilton Township positive for legionnaires disease
• Barbershop owner where 4-year-old boy was shot in Olney urging gunman to turn himself in
• Charges upgraded in alleged machete attack inside Long Island store
• Man charged in fatal shooting at Humboldt Park restaurant was aiming for ex-girlfriend
• Britney Spears shares chilling claims about conservatorship in apparent voice message
• Suspects questioned in police chase, bailout in Lauderhill
• Residents recall Monday's suburban severe storm damage
• Dead whale washes ashore at Half Moon Bay beach
• Police: Man charged with ethnic intimidation for vulgar and racist graffiti in Vandergrift
• Hold my Beer: Detroit Brew Trail draws attention from enthusiasts across US
• FTC accuses data broker of selling sensitive location data
• Serena Williams center of attention at U.S. Open
• Homeless man shot to death in Pomona
• Jury finds former Arlington officer Ravi Singh not guilty in the murder of Margarita "Maggie" Brooks
• Report: Steelers receive trade calls about quarterback Mason Rudolph
• Police catch suspect spray painting Davis bike tunnel
• FDLE Special Agent Jose Perez honored at funeral mass
• Dolphins release Sony Michel
• Retired police officer Wayne Nelson convicted of sex assault
• "No longer that safe haven": Two more security scares outside Minneapolis hospitals
• "Just devastating": Neighbors in shock after Ham Lake crash kills father, 2 children
• Report: Fresno 1 bedroom rents up 40% year-over-year; Bay Area rents stay near top
• Elon Musk subpoenas Twitter whistleblower ahead of trial
• West Virginia taking applications for controlled deer hunts
• Harbaugh promises mascot Poe 'will be back' following apparent leg injury
• Man with rifle tackled inside Mall of America charged with aggravated robbery
• 200-car sideshow broken up in Stanislaus County; one driver arrested after speeding away, crashing
• Pilot, passenger killed in ultralight crash in Minnesota
• Health commissioner declares Code Red Extreme Heat Alert for Tuesday
• 17-year-old Pa. National Guard soldier collapses during training, dies days later
• Boston Public Schools have hundreds of job openings to fill
• Dodgers announce Elton John bobblehead night ahead of Dodger Stadium concerts
• KDKA Links: Aug. 29-Sept. 4
• Detroit man, 34, charged in fatal shooting on Maine Street
• Shapiro breaks with Democrats on COVID-19 policies in Pennsylvania gubernatorial race
• Dodgers' Tony Gonsolin lands on injured list with right forearm strain
• Where's it now? Follow the Stanley Cup as it travels the world with Avs players
• Labor board: Tesla must let workers wear clothing with union logos
• 20,000 flags on Boston Common mark Overdose Awareness Day
• 2 high-rise towers no one ever lived in get imploded after 12-year legal fight
• Man charged with killing girlfriend inside her North St. Paul apartment
• DUI suspect arrested after crashing into Modesto bank
• Jackson Public Schools offering $10K sign-on bonus amid teacher shortage
• Schatzlein Saddle Shop in Mpls. to close after 115 years in business
• Samsung Labor Day deal: Samsung refrigerators with touch screens are on sale now
• Chicago Weather Alert: Severe thunderstorm warnings for parts of Chicago area
• Lenovo is having a big Labor Day sale: The best Lenovo laptops to buy
• Baltimore DPW adjusts billing calculations for water leaks
• What's new on Amazon Prime Video in September 2022
• Man wielding wooden stake attacks SFFD ambulance crew; steals vehicle
• Your complete guide to Day 5 at the Minnesota State Fair
• Family: DUI suspect was released, only to kill their loved one in Dockweiler Beach crash
• Woman cooperating with police following fatal shooting in Minneapolis
• Man suspected of killing 3 "terrorized" Detroit, police chief says
• Kids discover "very rare" pearl inside clam in Maryland river
• Suspect arrested in random shootings that "terrorized" Detroit
• 2 men charged in fatal shooting of Philadelphia man, police say
• Male possibly beaten to death in La Habra
• MDHHS: Feds won't cut child advocacy center funding
• Ozzy Osbourne says he's leaving the US because of gun violence
• Employee charged with setting fire at decades-old Western Mass. restaurant
• Child's 'letter to God' leads to pedophile's arrest
• Elon Musk subpoenas Twitter whistleblower Peiter Zatko ahead of trial
• Arts, Beats & Eats festival returns Labor Day weekend
• Belichick, Patricia not panicked about state of the Patriots
• Hyde Park charter school holds red carpet welcome back for students
• Grand Rapids facility to help manufacture monkeypox vaccine
• Several days of triple-digit heat forecast for Southern California
• Kadri's day with Stanley Cup marks historic visit to Mosque in hometown
• Teen shot in Lansdowne over the weekend, police say
• Monkeypox vaccine strategy shift yields more supply for some, hurdles for others
• Woman, 4 children involved in rollover crash in Thornton
• Funeral Monday for family of 6 killed in McHenry County crash
• Where's Marty: Setting off on a hot dog adventure, first stop Attman's Deli
• This month is on track to be one of the hottest in history on the Front Range
• Now is the time to think about getting a flu shot
• Most city services closed in Wheat Ridge Monday due to server outage
• Coloradans still have mixed emotions about student debt forgiveness plan
• Only days left before RTD's "Zero Fare for Better Air" comes to a close
• UC Davis investigates hate incident after anti-Semitic banner hung on overpass
• Neighbor shot dead trying to break up fight in Denver, family says
• 3 men drown try to save little boy swept away by river
• Security guards at Abbott Northwestern exchange gunfire with suspect
• MD rioter who encountered senator on Jan. 6 gets over 4 years in prison
• Motorcyclist critically injured in Ross Township crash
• Person climbs up electrical tower in south Sacramento
• Police: Cyclist traveling against traffic struck by vehicle, critically injured in Northeast Philadelphia
• Man, 29, shot and killed in Glen Burnie
• Man, 61, charged with murder in Maplewood stabbing
• Citizen Yoga improving one's mental health, focusing on preventing suicide
• FBI agent suffers minor injuries after weapon discharged outside Philadelphia government building
• New York City Department of Education kicks off New Teacher Week
• Which undrafted free agent could make Patriots' 53-man roster?
• 'We are over the moon' - Colin Kaepernick, partner Nessa Diab welcome 1st baby
• HUD investment will make homes in Minnesota safer for seniors
• 17-year-old fatally shot on Hollywood Walk of Fame following confrontation
• Investigators search for Nathan Martin's killer after shooting in west Denver
• Jericho students head back to school
• 5-year-old shot in Dallas same day Fort Worth drive-by kills child, teen
• Capitol rioter who encountered Sen. Chuck Schumer sentenced to more than 4 years in prison
• Fleet Week returning to Baltimore next week with new flyovers, festivities
• Approaching high pressure system brings sweltering Labor Day weekend
• Men on mopeds snatching jewelry off people in Manhattan
• Ahead of expected Miss. flooding, mayor urges people to "get out now"
• Teen fatally shot, Denton County Sheriff's Office investigating
• Packers unsure of status of 2 top offensive lineman for opener against Vikings
• CBS2 Sports names new analysts for 2022 college football and NFL postgame shows
• Woman killed, man shot outside Morgan Park police station
• "Limited set" of potentially privileged info found in Trump search, DOJ says
• Students across Philadelphia region return to classrooms for 2022-23 academic year
• Detroit city leaders partner with Big Sean for Occupy the Corner Finale event
• Water main break in Dixmoor closes two schools
• A month later, no one's claimed the $1.3 billion MegaMillions
• String of business burglaries in Lawrenceville under investigation
• 18-year-old drowns in Upstate lake, family members hospitalized
• Powerful Iraqi cleric's resignation tweet sparks deadly protests
• Colin Kaepernick and partner Nessa Diab welcome their first baby
• Washington Commanders' Brian Robinson Jr. shot, team says
• Defense attorneys for Parkland shooter begin second week taking deep dive into his past
• Indiana man dies swimming in Sears Lake
• Cambridge finds "forever chemicals" in its water
• Boy's arm severed by R train while trying to subway surf
• 'Don't get #Storrowed,' state warns during Boston move-in week
• Here are the statistical leaders from Patriots' preseason
• California stares down extreme heat to start September, Labor Day weekend
• Firefighters line up to see stepdaughter of fallen Baltimore lieutenant off to school
• MLB players' association trying to unionize minor leaguers
• Study finds doppelgängers likely have similar DNA
• Gallinari will reportedly miss Celtics' training camp
• "Zombie ice" from Greenland will raise sea level 10 inches, study warns
• Skydiver dies after crashing into pond in Wisconsin
• Cambridge police officer charged with drunk driving
• US: Review of possibly privileged Trump papers already over
• Vacaville big-rig crash dumps hundreds of pounds of tomatoes across I-80
• Kemp's attempt to quash subpoena in election investigation denied
• Stocks close lower, adding to Friday's steep losses
• 2 dead in Phoenix after shooting rampage that also left 5 injured
• Interstate 10 Freeway near Indio reopens after being washed out
• San Francisco fire strike team heads to Oregon to battle deadly Rum Creek Fire
• 4 suspects in drive-by shooting arrested after police chase
• 70-year-old Riviera Beach man wins $3.5 million Florida Lotto jackpot
• How to order free at-home COVID-19 tests before federal government ends program
• $390K in fentanyl seized at Texas-Mexico border
• Orange Line shutdown smoother than expected, Boston's chief of streets says
• Canonsburg parents charged after 3-month-old dies from fentanyl toxicity
• Boil water advisory issued for parts of Andover has ended
• Is it too early to panic about the Patriots?
• Government ending free, at-home COVID test program this week
• NYPD: Man opens fire in Midtown over game of three card monte
• Bad Bunny makes history, winning VMA artist of the year
• WATCH LIVE: DA Krasner, Gun Violence Task Force To Announce Charges Against Defendant For Illegal Purchase of Firearms, Corruption Of Minor
• PG&E cuts power in Stockton after person climbs transmission tower
• Miami Dolphins sign linebacker Trey Flowers
• Justin Jefferson makes top 20 in NFL's 100 best players
• Tom Brady named No. 1 player in "NFL Top 100"
• Animal park worker gored to death by antelope
• Last member of Indigenous Brazilian tribe dies
• Load of tomatoes spill all over I-80 in Vacaville in big rig crash
• Launch of NASA's Artemis 1 test flight postponed after issues arise
• Clock winding down on 49ers decision over Jimmy Garoppolo's immediate future
• Pedestrian killed, driver suffers major injuries in crash on the 118 Freeway in Granada Hills
• 2 killed in crash in south Sacramento neighborhood
• Chicago Park District hosting film screenings at 8 parks throughout the city
• Sawamura, Davis DFA'd as Red Sox revamp bullpen
• Healthy KJ Hamler another reliable target for Russell Wilson
• Fight at North Bay high school game involves students and parents
• Dozens of vacancies at Central Maryland school districts as class begins
• Biden administration to pause free COVID tests program
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• PTL Links: August 29, 2022
• Record heat forces early harvest in France's wine country
• Snag a $3 movie ticket for National Cinema Day
• Black Lives Matter marches in South LA for Dijon Kizzee, who was shot and killed by deputies 2 years ago
• EPA waives fuel rule in Michigan, 3 others states after Indiana refinery fire
• 'To Mars and beyond,' NASA's Artemis 1 test flight postponed
• Girls at Westboro gym's barbell club succeeding on a national level
• Hogan says "no question" there are signs of authoritarianism in GOP
• Woman killed by hit-and-run driver in Westmont area of South LA
• 18-year-old driver charged in hit-and-run that seriously injured boy
• Bill Belichick gives promising update on Ty Montgomery
• Suspect in custody after 3 killed, 1 injured in random shootings
• SF transgender community commemorates Compton's Cafeteria riot with 'Riot Party'
• Honda, LG to build $4.4 billion electric vehicle battery plant in U.S.
• Dutch soldier shot outside Indianapolis hotel dies
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 8/29 Monday forecast
• Johnny Depp appears as MTV's Moon Person at the VMAs
• Official says "monster monsoon" may leave a third of Pakistan underwater
• Ida: One Year Later, Queens residents reflect on death and destruction
• 81-year-old man killed in Corsicana crash, Texas DPS troopers investigating
• BOSS Network invests in Black women-owned businesses
• Man critically injured in Ogontz shooting
• I-Team: Active shooter training not required for Massachusetts schools
• BYU response slow to racial slurs, says Duke volleyball player from Ellicott City
• Police: Man crashes into cars, steals fire department truck
• Man injured after shots fired inside hookah lounge in Rhawnhurst
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• All eyes on Serena Williams as U.S. Open starts at Flushing Meadows
• Woman killed after struck by hit-and-run driver along Roosevelt Boulevard
• Back To School: Maryland Public School COVID Guidelines
• Gas prices in Massachusetts down 99 cents from record high in June
• Steelers unveil 2022 fan merchandise and open new Pro Shop inside Acrisure Stadium
• Talbot County schools delay opening by 90 minutes due to fog
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot and humid conditions Monday
• Maryland Weather: First day of school shaping up to be a scorcher
• Widespread fish die-offs seen around the Bay Area
• Baltimore schools without air conditioning to release early Monday
• Launch of NASA's Artemis 1 test flight postponed after issues arise
• Pittsburgh Public Schools students return to the classroom
• Taylor Swift wins top honor, announces new album at MTV VMAs
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• Three dead including gunman in shooting at Oregon Safeway store
• Rare Mickey Mantle card sold for record amount
• U.N. inspectors heading to Europe's largest nuclear power plant, in Ukraine
• Pittsburgh Police searching for missing 39-year-old Daniel Clark
• President Biden expected to visit Pittsburgh for Labor Day Parade
• Mayor Gainey hosts community cookouts to promote togetherness and hope for the future
• Mohawk High School football cancels game against Quaker Valley as hazing investigation continues
• Pitcairn Police officers participate in 'Shop With a Cop' event at Monroeville Mall
• Rory McIlroy wins Tour Championship for third FedEx Cup title
• Charlie Moreno, 41, charged in Humboldt Park restaurant shooting that left one dead, another injured
• Pittsburgh Weather: Storms clear area after warnings and watches
• Questions remain over the shooting death of a North Versailles man
• Nicki Minaj, Taylor Swift, J Balvin, others shine at MTV VMAs in Newark

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• California lawmakers considering bill to allow kids 15+ to be vaccinated without parental consent
• Taylor Swift wins Video of the Year, 13 years after Kanye West incident
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• Raw Video: Scene of Saturday's fatal stabbing of teen in San Jose
• Sierra-at-Tahoe completes first phase of recovery after Caldor Fire
• Man wielding wooden pole attacks SFFD ambulance crew; steals vehicle, tries to run them over
• Dead fishing showing up along Bay Area shores
• Looming pipeline repairs call for 15-day stoppage of lawn watering across Southland
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• Serial peeper accused of spying on women in Target change rooms
• LAFD firefighters quickly contain brushfire burning in Highland Park
• Farm workers, supporters planning to camp out until Gov. Newsom makes decision on AB 2183
• Sherman Oaks residents grow more concerned as City and owner feud over burned-out building
• LAPD Bomb Squad, ATF investigating suspicious item in downtown
• 101 Freeway shut down after person jumps off freeway overpass
• Greenland ice melt will raise sea levels by nearly a foot, study says
• West Hollywood chiropractor arrested for sexual assault
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• Central Valley 6th-generation farmer trying to survive severe drought conditions
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• Video shows apparent theft in Aurora falling flat -- literally
• Colorado wildland firefighters are focusing on fire mitigation in Vail
• Toxic algae bloom killing off thousands of fish in Bay Area waters
• Cal ISO likely to issue flex alert this weekend
• A new district attorney is taking over in the San Luis Valley
• NASA delays Artemis I launch after hydrogen fuel leak detected
• Comfort dog from Colorado heads to Uvalde as students head back to school
• Influx of patients seeking abortion care descend on Colorado
• Justice Department says it found "limited set" of potentially privileged material in Trump search
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• Heatwave heading to Sacramento could be dangerous
• Teen shot, arrest made following shooting at Oakland school
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• R. Kelly trial: Two more women take the stand, accuse singer of child sex abuse
• 79-year-old man dies after being hit by car in Wilmington parking lot
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• Man delivering groceries in Malden helps stops purse snatcher, police say
• Marc Vetri bringing restaurant to Wells Fargo Center
• CBS News Poll: Biden's approval rating on the upswing
• Eye on America: U.S. Army's recruiting crisis, soccer's possible link to brain damage and more
• Opposition voiced on proposed fracking waste injection well in Plum
• White House adviser weighs in on Federal Reserve warning
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• Man injured after being hit by car in Wilmington parking lot
• Gas prices still affecting travelers plans for Labor Day Weekend
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• Production of 'Lady in the Lake' to resume with increased security measures following threats
• Pickleball star talks competing at Chicago Open in Highland Park
• Gulch Fire grows to torch 100 acres of brush near Highway 39 in Azusa
• Former Cowboys offensive coordinator, Ernie Zampese, dies at 86
• Woman accusing NFL punter Matt Araiza of rape speaks out
• Friday is now the next attempt to launch NASA's new moon rocket
• Relatives & community members held a vigil on Monday to remember Angie Vega
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• President Biden to deliver prime-time speech in front of Independence Hall
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• 20,000 flags placed on Boston Common to honor lives lost to overdoses
• Delaware County's largest school district has teachers shortage
• Cambridge police officer charged with drunk driving
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• First members appointed to new civilian commission to oversee CPD
• Charges upgraded in alleged machete attack at Long Island Dick's Sporting Goods
• Several in custody after suspects that led police on chase bail out in Lauderhill neighborhood
• 1 killed in motorcycle crash on Queens boardwalk
• Police: Man charged with ethnic intimidation
• Residents recall Monday's suburban severe storm damage
• Fire damages 2 homes in Irvington
• Video released of two men wanted in Mayfair shooting
• D.F. Stauffer Biscuit Company recalls 44-ounce Market Pantry White Fudge Animal Cookies
• Hold my Beer: Detroit Brew Trail draws attention from enthusiasts across US
• Teen's arm severed while trying to subway surf in Queens
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• Boil Water Advisory in effect in Norristown
• String of business burglaries in Lawrenceville under investigation
• Former Arlington officer Ravi Singh found not guilty
• Worcester students excited to return to classrooms
• Concern rises after study finds 50% of homes tested in Hamilton Township positive for legionella bac
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• President Joe Biden to visit Wilkes Barre on Tuesday
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• Markets cautious after Fed chair's remarks on inflation, rate hikes
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• Launch of NASA's Artemis 1 test flight scrubbed after issues arise
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• DCPA Broadway and Cabaret's 2023/2024 season schedule unveiled, includes 'Beetlejuice', 'SIX'
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• Game Day: 49ers safety Jimmie Ward looking forward to rematch with Rams in 2022
• DIA is relocating more counters as part of the Great Hall project
• Downtown Baltimore film production halted after threats of violence and extortion, police say
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• Person climbs up electrical tower in south Sacramento
• Denver heading toward a new third place on list of all-time 90 degree days
• Weighing potential dangers posed by dietary supplements and herbal remedies
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• Power restored in Stockton after person climbs transmission tower
• 2 dead after crash in south Sacramento neighborhood
• 2 dead after crash in south Sacramento neighborhood
• Crews still cleaning up mess after load of tomatoes spill on I-80
• Crews still cleaning up mess after load of tomatoes spill on I-80
• NEXT Weather: Noon report
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• CBS News Battleground Tracker: GOP seat lead shrinks heading into November
• Cambridge police officer charged with drunk driving after crashing into motorcyclists
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• Federal gov’t announces program to help seniors stay in their homes
• Sheriff: 2 children, 1 man killed in Ham Lake head-on crash; 4 others injured
• Artemis launch postponed due to engine issue
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• Hyde Park charter school holds red carpet welcome back for students
• California banning new gas-powered cars by 2035
• First Alert Weather: Sticky start to work week
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• Only days left before RTD's "Zero Fare for Better Air" comes to a close
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• WBZ News Update For August 29, 2022
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• Wolf calls on lawmakers to send $2,000 payment to Pennsylvania families
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• New Jersey Gov. Murphy highlights direct state investments into Atlantic City
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