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• Lights left on in downtown Sacramento buildings overnight as Californians asked to conserve
• LA Angels blow lead, rally in 10th for 5-4 win over Tigers
• Dodgers outslug Giants 6-3, Muncy homers twice
• VTA shutting down dozens of buses due to heat
• Proposed California recycling bill includes glass bottles
• Muncy homers twice, Dodgers outslug Giants, 6-3
• Surging Braves top A's and catch Mets, 10-9
• Southern California spared from rolling blackouts; power grid demand reaches record high
• LA County officials struggling to find answers for street takeover problem
• Changing climate forcing Napa Valley grape growers to tweak their technique
• Regis University Northwest Denver Campus on lockdown
• Judge throws out Mesa Co. Clerk Peters' recount challenge
• Extreme heat forces 32 DPS schools to end class early
• Where's all the smoke coming from in Colorado?
• TCU 'punter from down under' gives back to charity for every punt in the 20 yard line
• CAISO calls off rolling blackouts after record heat threatened to overwhelm state power grid
• Rents are starting to come down, but the trend may not hold
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Clearing skies, cooling temperatures Tuesday night
• Meals on Wheels bolster crews amid heat wave
• West Mifflin police investigating shots fired at housing complex
• Gold Star Families gather as city honors Chicago Police officers who died in line of duty
• Wesneski pitches five shutout innings in debut, Cubs beat Reds
• Residents Voice Frustration Amid Water Crisis In Baltimore As Authorities Look For Source of E. Coli
• Demand for safe drinking water amid bacteria contamination depletes Halethorpe Fire Station's bottled supply
• Mervo High School students receive counseling following fatal shooting on school property
• Marylander Frances Tiafoe turns heads as up-and-coming tennis talent
• 5 officers under investigation for response to Uvalde school massacre
• Pittsburgh police safely locate missing teen girl who did not return home from school
• Carroll, Harford Counties get back to school with hopes for fewer disruptions
• Massachusetts primary results: Trump-backed challenger wins GOP governor nomination
• A 'next level park' is being built in Frisco
• Beloved sci-fi bookstore, established in '70s, reopens after burning down during unrest
• Local leaders denounce white supremacist group at NJ parade
• Mets falter again in loss to lowly Pirates
• Mayor Steinberg wagers bet with Orlando's mayor over US Open Cup final
• South Jersey police chief renewing push to end "boom parties" across Delaware River
• NYC shelter's elevator still broken after nearly 2 months
• R. Kelly trial: Music critic Jim DeRogatis seeks to quash subpoena to testify for defense
• Bicyclist dead after accident involving police car in Burbank
• Diehl, Healey to face off in Massachusetts Governor's race
• More charges filed against teacher and youth coach accused of sexually assaulting children
• What are the rules for driving near school buses? Good Question
• Lea Michele joins Broadway's "Funny Girl" as Fanny Brice
• 1 dead after Oxnard homeowner opens fire on robbery suspects; two gang members arrested
• Dr. Oz, Sen. Toomey call on John Fetterman to debate in Pennsylvania Senate race
• Benches clear, Schneider ejected, in Orioles-Blue Jays game
• Some Arlington Heights residents worry how Bears stadium might change their neighborhoods
• Unfounded active shooter alert sent to Ventura College staff
• Cruise ship passenger killed by shark while snorkeling in the Bahamas
• The Park People Will Plant Trees During Day of Service
• 5 hospitalized after fire in Astoria
• Maryland Weather: Rain showers will give way to a beautiful weekend
• Sky get routed by Connecticut Sun; winner-take-all Game 5 coming Thursday night
• Livermore residents go to bed and wake up in the dark as PG&E outages sweep the Bay Area
• Jean Segura's walk-off single ends Phillies' 3-game losing streak
• Boulder police seize fentanyl, firearms, meth, bicycles
• FTC investigating Amazon's purchase of One Medical
• Montbello High School reopens after 8 years
• Dallas police, Methodist Health participate in active shooter response training
• COVID vaccine likely to become annual like the flu shot, Fauci says
• Oakland County deputy suspended without pay for alleged "wrongdoing"
• Novato schools still hold classes during heatwave despite not having air conditioning
• Arozarena hits 3-run homer as surging Rays beat Red Sox, 8-4
• "We never thought we'd make it a year": Minneapolis gay bar "The Saloon" celebrates 45 years in business
• Another water main is broken in Dixmoor
• Australia sees worst flu season in 5 years. Here's why it matters to U.S.
• Uptown activists fight for homeless encampment from which residents say they're being forced out
• Uvalde students return to school for the first time since mass shooting
• Evanston City Council asks another committee to review topless ordinance
• Bill Barr calls judge's special master ruling "deeply flawed" and urges Dept. of Justice to appeal
• Police looking to identify Burlington armed robbery suspect
• FHP searches for black SUV with "extensive rear damage" in hit-run of motorcyclist
• Cal ISO ends Emergency Alert 3, ending possibility of blackouts Tuesday night
• Thermostat hits 115 degrees in Brentwood leaving few places to escape the heat
• 5 DPS officers under investigation for response in Uvalde school shooting
• Maintenance vehicle catches fire at Midway International Airport
• Steve Bannon faces N.Y. state indictment, will turn himself in, sources say
• Number of Florida inmates expected to climb steadily
• Wildcats prepare for home opener against Duke, look to fans to keep energy going
• Cremated remains of Colo. veteran need final resting place
• $1,000 worth of fencing stolen from 9/11 memorial garden in Somerset County
• LAUSD student information system breached after massive cyber attack
• Michael Jordan jersey could go for $5M at Sotheby's auction
• Dallas city leaders announce beautification project as part of initiative to reduce violence
• Locksmith opens vault containing Barnstable primary ballots
• Wrong-way driver in crash that killed 5 on Palmetto Expressway held without bond
• Josh Groban, Annaleigh Ashford to star in "Sweeney Todd"
• 3 Dunkin' stores in Pennsylvania violated child labor laws
• Missing emus, Stevie and Nicks, found in Washington County
• Silicon Valley medical tech exec found guilty of COVID-19 test fraud scheme
• Education emerges as key issue in Minnesota governor's race
• Latino Economic Development Center works to make Payne Street a thriving thoroughfare
• Car crashes through wall in downtown Chicago
• Violent crime in Chicago was down in summer 2022 -- did police safety plans help?
• Mayor, NYPD celebrate safe Labor Day weekend events
• Strong winds, rough seas contributed to power boat being beached in Ocean City, New Jersey
• Bears offer first look at plans for Arlington Heights stadium project, say they'll seek some public funding
• Herman Williams released from prison after serving nearly 30 years for a murder he didn't commit
• Pork roll or Taylor ham? "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" star Danny DeVito has answer
• See it: Bear snatches bag of trash outside Connecticut home
• Community mourns teacher Michelle Vargas who died saving son
• Police: Man with guns arrested near youth football game
• New York City Council wants reversal of school budget cuts
• NASA's Webb telescope captures thousands of young stars in Tarantula Nebula
• Report: There is a 'concerning pattern' of use of force by Fort Worth police
• Residents upset about rash of car thefts, vandalism in broad daylight
• Nat Moore Trophy nominee Brandon Inniss shines as talented wide receiver
• Minneapolis 911 call center offers signing bonuses as it seeks to fix staffing shortage
• Eagles help unload donated equipment to Delaware County youth football players
• Twins-Yanks rained out, doubleheader Wednesday; Rizzo to IL
• Hillary Clinton says she doesn't plan on running for president again
• California grapples with another day of deadly fires and record-breaking heat
• Power restored to PG&E customers in Davis and foothills as heat stresses equipment
• Why Upper Darby High School suspended home football games this season
• Flooding recedes in South Jersey after heavy rain brings much-needed relief from drought
• PHOTOS: Giant space tarantula caught by NASA's James Webb Space Telescope
• Undeveloped tracts of land in Pembroke Pines disappearing?
• Contra Costa health officials expand MPX vaccine eligibility
• Toomey says if Fetterman is too sick to debate, he's too sick to be in Senate
• Marlins fall 3-2 in Philadelphia
• California issues emergency alert as record heat wave strains electrical grid
• "She is my sanity," South Florida woman reunited with missing service dog
• New poll has Lee Zeldin cutting into Gov. Kathy Hochul's lead
• "It's busy": U of M classes begin with excitement, safety at top of mind
• 'They just go straight to the gun': Recent shootings highlight spike in youth violence
• Community uses dozens of murals to fight graffiti along Lake St.
• Mother pleads for answers in 14-year-old daughter's shooting death
• Largest labor strike in US history could happen next year at UPS
• Uvalde students go back to school for 1st time since attack
• Douglas County considers developing open space
• 'Saved by the Lord,' Dallas man survives heart attack in church
• Jake Thibeault adjusts to life at college one year after paralyzing hockey accident
• Man accused of shooting brother, leading to Federal Hill standoff, charged with attempted murder
• Forward progress stopped in 2nd vegetation fire in 2 days near Rodeo
• Man accused of inappropriately touching 2 11-year-old girls in Rehoboth Beach, police say
• Son of Lori Vallow Daybell arrested for sexual assault
• Providence building collapses as owner records video of leaks inside
• After a string of armed robberies, CPD tells residents to stay vigilant
• Science of Weather: Greenfield Village, weather impacting farm animals
• 98 degrees sets new record high for Denver
• Local nonprofit helping children plan brighter futures through free financial planning program in Delaware
• Teen, 21-year-old arrested in connection to double homicide
• Centennial crash sends three minors to the hospital
• Stunt driver identified as man who killed Michigan woman 34 years ago
• U.N. watchdog says nuclear accident must be avoided in Ukraine
• Letters written by Civil War soldier from L.I. now preserved
• BART reports major delays in the East Bay because of record heat
• Chicago influencer shares tale of bad botox treatment; "I look like Two-Face"
• WCCO partners with Xcel Energy for 2022 Day of Service
• Rochester police chief touts approach to "positive policing"
• Concord extends open space closures as extreme heat continues
• Despite rain, motivated voters head to polls for primary elections
• Manhattan DA's Office returning dozens of artifacts to Italy
• Body cam video released of Sacramento County hostage situation and fire where boy, 2, was rescued
• Elizabeth Holmes requests new trial, claims regrets by key witness
• Project First Day helps fulfill kids' back-to-school wishes
• 9/11 first responders at risk for dementia, study shows
• Brookline church to get new, bigger trans pride flag after vandalism
• North Shore hairstylist prepares to show off her work during New York Fashion Week
• Local exhibitors tapped to provide food, entertainment at Maryland Fleet Week and Flyover
• U.S. likely to avoid a recession, Goldman Sachs says
• Lake Villa massage therapist charged with groping two women
• With new ships in 2022, cruise industry shows recovery after pandemic
• Police pursuit ends on Tri-State Tollway at 75th Street, causing huge backup
• Chicagoans can now book their COVID booster appointment
• Only on CBS2: NYC Schools Chancellor on school safety & more
• Denver lands in the Top 15 of best U.S. cities for retirement
• No one hurt as flames shoot through roof of apartment
• Court hearing for social media model charged in boyfriend's death
• Iconic Walnut Room restaurant celebrating 115th anniversary
• Two more Philadelphia City Council members resign to run for mayor
• 1 killed in Northfield crash
• 14-year-old boy shot after Baltimore County football game identified as Travis Slaughter
• Residents under Boil Water Advisory do what they can to get by
• 1 hurt in camper fire
• California grid operator calls for power rationing as state sizzles
• Minneapolis mosque vandalized, more than $50K in donations stolen
• Maryland apprenticeship program hits new milestone, Hogan says
• Police investigating report of fan hitting Hampton High School football player
• Police: Philadelphia man charged with homicide of man in Delaware County
• 16 charged by George Gascon in alleged massive EBT fraud scheme
• Ann Arbor looking to provide its own public electric service
• Poudre, Thompson School Districts to release early for heat
• Evers calls for $2 billion increase in public school funding
• West Bloomfield man pays high prescription drug co-pay
• Justin Bieber to take break from world tour to prioritize his health
• University of MD Baltimore launches multi-office initiative to prevent violence
• What are the best U.S. cities for retirement?
• How California ended up in the zero-emissions driver's seat
• State, school boards fire back on education law
• Police: 2 juveniles tased, officer injured after fight in Squirrel Hill
• Yankees and Twins rained out, doubleheader set for Wednesday
• Gaining strength, Hurricane Kay will extend extreme heat in Southern California through Friday
• Historic western heat wave could set dozens of new record highs in Colorado this week
• Sixers reportedly sign backup center who won 6th Man of Year award playing under Doc Rivers in LA
• Californians brace for a scorching Tuesday afternoon; thousands without power
• Parents arrested after 15-month-old dies of suspected narcotics overdose
• Tennis tour moves year-end championships from China to Texas
• Electric bills likely to increase in 2023
• Lawmakers return to Washington with lengthy to-do list before midterms
• Levittown family credits newborn genetic testing for improving daughter's quality of life
• 1.8M admissions at 2022 State Fair, for 5th best-attended on record
• A giant space tarantula has been caught by NASA's Webb telescope
• Xander Bogaerts named AL Player of the Week
• Evacuation warnings lifted after garage fire in rural Nevada County spreads to vegetation
• 4 Million LA County residents urged to suspend outdoor watering for 15 days starting Tuesday
• Mike Morse Law Firm, Michigan Humane partner to host pet adoption event
• Dirksen Federal Courthouse to reopen Wednesday, after "building-wide system failures"
• Hialeah school receives scent kits, used to help locate missing children
• Juul to pay nearly $440M to settle states' teen vaping probe
• Livermore outage leaves thousands sweltering amid record triple digit temperatures
• 3 arrested in robbery of Rolex watch from elderly Foster City man
• Police: Registered sex offender drew map, took notes on San Bernardino homes where females lived
• Families flock to Michigan State Fair
• Judge bars "Cowboys for Trump" founder from public office over Jan. 6
• New Hampshire man charged with assault at Dunkin'
• Road to top of Mount Evans closes for the season
• 2 men hospitalized after shooting in North Lawndale
• Bronx post office robbed of more than $100,000
• Publix employee accused of molesting teen
• Fall nature education series for adults offered in Farmington Hills
• Hialeah couple accused of luring teen to apartment for sex
• Cirque du Soleil Corteo returns to Pittsburgh this winter
• Angelia McKnight of Harlem killed in mass shooting in Norfolk, Virginia
• Cooking Corner: Gameday party snacks and treats
• School shooting survivor gifts Uvalde students stuffed animals
• Juul to pay nearly $440M to settle states' teen vaping probe
• Baltimore County planning to buy more water for areas impacted by Boil Water Advisory
• Trump's Truth Social platform struggles to complete merger
• Biden to visit Detroit Auto Show next week, White House confirms
• Marcos Vallejos formally charged in Greeley killing of Angelica Vega
• Multiple black bear sightings reported near Oakdale
• Manhunt continues after "false alarm" sighting of stabbings suspect
• Boarded-up Sacramento church already damaged in fire burns down in 2nd fire
• Energy Emergency Alert 3 issued to conserve state power grid
• Walz, Flanagan welcome students on first day of school
• Sign up for the 2022 WJZ Pro Football Challenge
• Large tree limb falls on car in Sacramento
• Half of Boston would live within 3 minutes of bike route under proposed plan
• Man arrested for shooting death of sister's boyfriend, Arlington police say
• MSP investigating alleged road rage incident that led to shooting on Southfield Freeway
• 72-year-old man accused of DUI after crash with big-rig in Petaluma
• Civil rights activist, winemaker among 10 killed in Washington floatplane crash
• Massachusetts gas prices down to $3.91 per gallon; still above national average
• 1 killed in train vs. dirt bike accident in Charleroi
• Teacher jailed for contempt of court in dispute over misgendering student
• Juul to pay nearly $440M to settle states' teen vaping probe
• Police: Uber passenger exposes self, threatens to rape, kill driver
• How medical alert systems work
• Want one of Denver's e-bike rebates? You'll have to wait another month
• Steelers to retire Franco Harris' No. 32
• SEPTA receives funding to transition to all zero-emission vehicles
• Julian Edelman getting his own "A Football Life" episode
• New Jersey students, teachers and families excited on first day of school
• Body parts and debris found in sea after "ghost plane" crash
• San Jose police identify homicide suspect arrested at Mexico border crossing
• Search still on to find escaped prisoner Devin Revels, suspected in catalytic converter theft
• Gator attacked Florida man, snapped off his arm
• U.S. Marshals offer $5K reward to find man who allegedly shot at undercover officer in La Puente
• Will County Green helping residents safely recycle electronics
• How to watch 'Thor: Love and Thunder'
• Mike Tomlin: Mitch Trubisky is our starting quarterback
• Minnesota couple among those presumed dead in Puget Sound float plane crash
• VIDEO: Fire that started in carport damages duplex in south Sacramento
• DNR to expand equity opportunities in green space along Michigan waterways
• $4.2M in cocaine seized at Texas-Mexico border
• Shooting outside SF club leaves man with life-threatening injuries
• Union City man gets 4 years prison in robberies of gas stations, stores
• Red Lake man found guilty in 2020 sexual assault case
• Cedar Point permanently closing Top Thrill Dragster, world's second-tallest roller coaster
• East Village NYCHA residents dealing with temporary power outage
• Police warn of string of carjackings in Park Manor
• Where's Marty? In the USS Torsk, a WWII-era Navy submarine
• 9 dead, 47 wounded in Chicago shootings during Labor Day weekend
• Cedar Point to retire Top Thrill Dragster after 19 seasons
• Frances Tiafoe upsets Nadal at U.S. Open, gets shout-out from LeBron James
• India and China first to authorize inhaled COVID vaccines
• Friends, heroes of Taylor Hawkins honor his legacy at tribute concert
• Chicago allocated 150,000 doses of updated COVID-19 booster shots, with more on the way
• Vigil mass for student killed in Boca Chita Key boat crash
• Man depicted on "Nevermind" album cover appeals ruling against him
• MD panel now accepting applications for mobile sports betting
• Shedd Aquarium aquarium offering 11 free days this month
• Downtown Detroit buildings evacuated after strong smell of gas
• Body, submerged vehicle found in Calaveras River in Stockton
• Another school year begins in Yonkers
• California heat wave smashes records as hottest day approaches
• 2-month-old boy dies of head trauma, days after being found unresponsive at Monee truck stop
• Ron Thomas takes over Denver police chief duties
• Experts urge flu vaccines for children as soon as possible
• "This can't be real": Deputy says suspect impersonated officer, pulled him over
• "Heat days" scheduled at four schools in Denver with no AC
• Albums on the Hill, longtime hub for music lovers, officially closes its doors
• ACLU report: Colorado communities face several societal concerns
• The Patriots have to worry about these Dolphins weapons in Week 1
• Wheat Ridge police clock driver going 133 mph on I-70
• Farming goes indoors at Aurora's Kalera Leafy Green Operation
• Detectives used dead teen's phone to arrange another purchase of deadly drug, arrest dealer
• Luke Combs refunded a concert in Maine because his voice wasn't up to par
• Video shows Coast Guard helicopter rescue injured fisherman during Tropical Storm Earl
• Senate Dems consider linking marriage equality with government funding bill
• Pico Rivera girl dies after becoming trapped underneath boat in storm-tossed Lake Havasu
• CVS' $8 billion deal for Signify speeds push into health care
• Wildfire burns 23 acres in rural Placer County near Foresthill
• Body found in Lake Superior identified as Wixom woman
• Arvada Center's 'Into The Woods' is a 'metaphor for life'
• 56-year-old Florida woman killed in northern Minnesota ATV crash
• Portion of Cottman Avenue in Holmesburg closed as crews repair 20-inch water main break
• Bed, Bath & Beyond shares tank after CFO's death
• 1 killed, 6 injured in high-speed crash in Hammond
• Two die in Southern California's Fairview Fire near Hemet
• 2 dead in wrong-way crash on New York State Thruway
• Heavy rain floods portion of Schuylkill Expressway
• Seafood watch group​ lists New England lobster as seafood to avoid
• 4 people taken to hospital following single-vehicle crash in Raccoon Township
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• Remember, It's Never Too Early for Breast Cancer Screening
• Body found in Memphis identified as abducted jogger Eliza Fletcher
• Images show possible suspect in Las Vegas reporter's death
• California's electrical load could top 51,000 megawatts on Tuesday – highest demand ever seen
• Fairview Fire prompts smoke advisory for portions of Riverside County
• Analysis: Broncos, Russell Wilson may pay for preseason sideline decision
• Patriots to face heat ahead of Dolphins
• Man killed, toddler injured in central Minnesota crash
• A rainy Tuesday, flood watch canceled
• Hebbville Elementary School dismisses early due to power outage
• Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel is goofy
• How we watch Broncos football at CBS News Colorado
• Police searching for hit-and-run driver who injured 2 teens in Little Village
• Who has the most? Rainfall totals from Monday & Tuesday
• Should you get a reverse mortgage?
• Players call Garoppolo's return to 49ers a 'win-win' situation
• 13-year-old girl killed in northern Minnesota boat crash
• NEXT Weather: Severe weather threat increases in South Jersey, Delaware Tuesday afternoon
• Miami Weather: Warm & sunny
• Woman killed in West Baltimore fire
• "Doomsday glacier" hanging on "by its fingernails," scientists say
• Dr. Oz bought Palm Beach mansion with help of man embroiled in fraud scheme
• PTL Links: September 6, 2022
• Could Spain say adios to bull-running festivals?
• TV anchor says she suffered beginning of a stroke live on the air
• Florida gas prices continue to slip
• Winemaker among 10 killed in Puget Sound floatplane crash
• Roseville woman, 36, arrested after driving severely intoxicated with 3 children, dog in car
• Water distribution locations announced after Water Boil Advisory issued in Baltimore
• Patriots reportedly add WR Laquon Treadwell to practice squad
• Magnitude-3.4 quake strikes near Banning
• Ty Montgomery, Isaiah Wynn traveling to Miami with Pats
• At least 3 killed, 8 missing as huge typhoon slams into South Korea
• Red Sox sign Enrique Hernandez to one-year extension
• Netflix asked by Gulf Arab countries to remove videos deemed 'offensive'
• Boater reports body 12 miles off Lake Michigan shore
• Activists take union fight to homes of Jeff Bezos, Howard Schultz
• Who is Liz Truss, Britain's new prime minister?
• 18-year-old motorcyclist dies after crash on Kennedy Expressway at Sayre Avenue
• First Alert Weather: Red Alert for rain, flood risk through afternoon
• Fight between two men on CTA Blue Line train leads to robbery
• Back to school: Tuesday marks first day for many students, including in Minneapolis
• Suspect still at large over 2 months after priests killed inside church
• Bluford Charter School opens doors for the last school year
• California wildfire explodes, kills 2, threatens thousands of structures
• Pittsburgh Weather: Showers, storms to linger across the area
• Public's help leads Novato police to arrest suspected car thief
• New and improved LIRR concourse unveiled at Penn Station
• MBTA monitors shuttle bus as more riders return post-Labor Day
• Man killed in East Baltimore stabbing
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cloudy day, rain chances ahead
• Jack Henne, longtime operator of Henne Jewelers, passes away at 92
• Back-to-school cybersecurity tips for those first day photos
• 2 men fall to their deaths, woman injured in Utah hiking accidents
• Newly opened Villanova middle school resembles Google headquarters
• Patriots Question of the Day: Who will shine most on offense, defense?
• As Uvalde starts school year, mistrust runs high
• The special master and its role in the Mar-a-Lago document probe
• What to watch on Massachusetts primary day
• Traffic disruptions expected throughout Pittsburgh area as several PennDOT projects getting underway
• Suspect in custody after fatal shooting in Ridley Park over Labor Day weekend: sources
• Man shot several times in Southwest Philadelphia: Police
• Serra Catholic graduate Khalil Smith returns to the football field 2 years after Stage 4 cancer diagnosis
• "Fat Leonard" Navy corruption scandal mastermind escapes house arrest
• U.S. says Russia reliant on North Korean weapons to keep up Ukraine war
• Gas prices in Philadelphia area are below $4 for the first time in months
• McKeesport infant believed to be shaken by father dies at hospital
• Major Chinese city enforcing strict COVID lockdown despite powerful quake
• Steelers President Art Rooney holds press conference to make special announcement
• Russia bans Senator Pat Toomey as part of new round of American sanctions
• Phoenix Theatres North Versailles 18 closing its doors

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• Body cam video released of Sacramento County hostage situation and fire where boy, 2, was rescued
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• Livermore hit hardest by power outages and extreme heat
• Person to Person: Norah O'Donnell interviews Hillary and Chelsea Clinton
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• Fairview Fire in Riverside County kills at least 2 people
• SJSU Engineering professor sheds light on Bay Area rolling blackouts and outages
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• Novato schools still hold classes during heatwave despite not having air conditioning
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• Heat Wave: San Jose man endures days of outages; energy expert compares to 2020
• Another water main break in Dixmoor over the weekend
• 16 charged by George Gascon in alleged massive EBT fraud scheme
• Activists fight for homeless encampment in Uptown
• Minneapolis gay bar "The Saloon" celebrates 45 years in business
• Legal experts discuss judge's ruling in favor of Trump's special master request
• Temps soar past 110 in Brentwood as heat wave drags on
• Record heat overwhelms California power grid; rolling blackouts set to begin
• Homes in northern edge of Fairview Fire most in danger
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• California declares level three energy emergency, rolling blackouts imminent
• State reaches power Emergency Alert 3; residents urged to turn off nonessential devices
• Dutch Queen Maxima pays visit to San Francisco
• Paul Lieberstein, Oscar Nuñez discuss inspiration behind "Out of Office"
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• Montbello High School reopens after 8 years
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• Grand Junction is using state inmate teams for wildfire mitigation
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• Boulder police search for sexual assault suspect in series of incidents over Labor Day weekend
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