BAY AREA NEWS

• South Bay Retailer Shutters Store in Response to Smash-and-Grab Crime Wave
• Grieving Family Members Call for Justice for Slain Security Guard Kevin Nishita
• Warriors End Suns’ Win Streak at 18 With 118-96 Victory
• Omicron Variant Outbreak Reported In Alameda County Among People Already Vaccinated; Cases ‘Mildly Symptomatic’
• Oakland To Spend $5.8 Million To Fill Vacant Police Officer Positions
• Strome Scores as Rangers Beat Sharks 1-0
• ‘This Is A Major Closure’ – Caltrans Shutting I-80 Near Fairfield Late Saturday To Remove Aging Bridge
• Shoppers Returning To Heavy Police Presence in San Francisco Union Square After Smash-and-Grab Thefts
• Small San Jose Merchants Worry About Being Next Targets For Smash-And-Grab Robbers
• 2 Students Arrested in Separate Santa Rosa School Threats, 1 With Loaded Gun
• San Jose City Council Implements Residential Irrigation Restrictions
• Man Found Dead In San Jose Home Over Thanksgiving Weekend, Ruled As Homicide
• Third Prison Employee Charged With Sexually Abusing Female Inmate At Dublin Facility
• COVID: Google Delays Return-To-Office Past Early January Amid Omicron Variant Concerns
• Early Morning Shooting In Oakland Kills Transgender Person; 129th Homicide Of Year
• Guilty Pleas In Huge Bay Area Retail Theft Ring; Ringleader Gets 6-Year Prison Term
• Charlotte Mailliard Shultz, Widow Of George Shultz, Dies At 88 ; ‘We Have Lost Our Grande Dame’
• Cal Fire Lifts Burn Permit Requirements in 4 Counties
• Holidays Add To Happy Ending For Student Who Overcame Family Strife To Excel
• San Francisco City Hall Briefly Locked Down Due To Suspicious Package

SF Gate

• Bay Area CHP brings in helicopter to catch cyclist who ran red light
• Major stretch of Northern California highway to close for 10 hours Saturday
• Why the air in the Bay Area is so gross right now
• Why was the first US omicron case found specifically in San Francisco?
• A ‘fearsome,’ rare deep sea fish has washed up on Calif. shores twice this year. Why?
• Man reportedly barricaded himself inside Bay Area couple's home
• New drastic restrictions in Marin County mark seriousness of the drought
• Will California, Bay Area impose new restrictions due to omicron?
• San Francisco reports first US omicron case, symptoms 'very mild'
• ‘Un-Safeway’: The complicated saga of the Market Street grocery store

ABC7

• Parents knowingly send COVID-positive child to class, forcing 75 North Bay students into quarantine
• Santa Clara University Soccer aims to defend title as NCAA Women's College Cup returns to Bay Area
• Documentary 'Try Harder' on Lowell High School debuts in San Francisco
• Coronavirus Timeline: Tracking major moments of COVID-19 pandemic in San Francisco Bay Area
• San Jose prepares for surge in aerial traffic congestion with air taxis on the horizon
• Vallejo PD's use of force not objectively reasonable in Sean Monterrosa's death, investigation finds
• 'Who would do this?' 90-year-old Greek statue severely damaged at SF's Legion of Honor Museum
• COVID-19 live updates: 5 cases of omicron variant identified in Alameda County
• 5 plead guilty in one of largest retail theft busts in CA history, attorney general says
• AccuWeather Forecast: Mix of clouds and sunshine this weekend

Claycord

• Claycord – Talk About Whatever
• Claycord – Talk About Politics
• Tolls On Bay Area’s Seven Bridges Set To Rise In 2022
• The Water Cooler – Cameras Around The City To Catch Or Deter Crime – Good Idea?
• CPUC Approves $9M Settlement With Uber Over Reporting Of Sexual Assaults
• WCPD: Arson Suspect Arrested After Starting Multiple Fires In Downtown Walnut Creek
• New International Travel Rules Enacted To Stem Spread Of COVID Omicron Variant
• California Coalition Collaborates To Keep Motorists, Road Conditions Safe As Snow Season Begins
• The Water Cooler – Watching YouTube Videos To Learn How To Fix Something
• State Water Board To Vote On Mandatory Statewide Water Restrictions

CALIFORNIA NEWS

• Dramatic Price Drop At Pump Draws Drivers To Galt Gas Station
• Jewelry Store Owner Says Suspects Stole 300K Worth of Merchandise
• Saturday’s Show Info (12/4/21)
• Armed Robbers Steal $300K Worth Of Items From Jeweler In South Sacramento
• Downtown Sacramento Street Closures Begin Ahead Of California International Marathon
• Sonora Teen Arrested For Allegedly Threating To Carry Out School Shooting
• California Needs Volunteers: How You Can Help
• DAs, Retailers In California Calling For Tougher Retail Theft Law
• 3rd Worker At Federal Prison Charged With Sexual Misconduct
• Citrus Heights Veteran’s Missing Service Dog Found Safe
• 3 Arrested On Drug Charges In Grass Valley
• ‘We Feel A Little Bit Like We’re Under Assault’: Retailers, DAs Say California Needs Stronger Shoplifting Law
• Sheriff: 1 Dead After Experimental Aircraft Crashes Along Shore Of Clear Lake
• Man, 38, Indicted For 7 Bank Robberies Across Northern California
• ‘Weird Al’ Yankovic To Embark On Massive 2022 Tour; UC Davis Date Set For September

• Los Angeles Clippers Hold Off Lakers, 119-115
• Gaudreau, Tkachuk Lead Flames Over Ducks In Shootout
• La Mirada Home Decorated Like ‘National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation’ Could Face Fines Over Display
• Homeless Crisis Complicates The Economic Recovery Of Historic Olvera Street
• 11-Year-Old Stabbed In Head In Mar Vista, Victim Is Stable
• New COVID Testing Site At LAX Opened Due To Omicron Variant Concern
• Omicron Variant Outbreak Reported In Berkeley Among People Already Vaccinated; Cases ‘Mildly Symptomatic’
• CHiPs For Kids Toy Drive Kicks Off For 2021
• Furniture From Set Of ‘The Conners’ Offered In Charity Auction
• Armed Suspects Posing As Police Follow Residents Home In Violent Robbery
• UCLA Basketball Game At Washington Canceled Due To COVID In Husky Program
• Local Christmas Tree Lots May Sell Out Early This Year Due To Nationwide Shortage
• 4 Freeways In Calif. Rank Among Deadliest Nationwide
• LA City Council Approves Games Agreement Ahead Of 2028 Olympics
• No-Burn Order Extended For 8th Consecutive Day

U.S. News

• Italian man tried to use fake arm to avoid COVID vaccination: report
• Charlamagne Tha God calls out liberal media for being 'quiet' on Bill Clinton's ties to Jeffrey Epstein
• Greg Gutfeld: The media intentionally misreads things because they get away with it
• Candace Owens tears into Stacey Abrams as corrupt and connected
• US sees signs Russia plans Ukraine invasion in early 2022
• Ingraham: Stacey Abrams rides again, but Georgia should laugh back
• Republican foes of Chris Cuomo comment on stunning suspension: 'Needs to be fired immediately'
• George Soros is the 'common thread' linking cities with rising crime rates: Watters
• Hannity rips US jobs report: Biden was supposed to shut down virus, not economy
• Colorado supermarket shooting suspect incompetent for trial

CNN

• Parents of the Michigan shooting suspect went missing hours after a prosecutor announced involuntary manslaughter charges against them
• Suspect's parents did not flee, their attorneys say
• 'It doesn't square': Security analyst on attorneys' statement
• Prosecutor lays out disturbing timeline in explaining why school shooting suspect's parents were charged
• What legal analysts say about charges against parents
• Opinion: Charging the parents in Michigan shooting sends a powerful message
• A 9-year-old child bride was returned to her family after backlash over her sale
• US Capitol rioter 'sought to physically remove' Pelosi and McConnell, prosecutors say
• A blizzard warning is in effect for Hawaii as the lower 48 contends with a snow drought
• Russia prepared for a drawn-out conflict if Moscow invades Ukraine, sources say

CBS News

• Cook Political Report's Dave Wasserman on "The Takeout" — 12/3/2021
• Biden touts unemployment rate as November jobs report falls short of expectations
• Parents of Michigan school shooting suspect charged with involuntary manslaughter
• Parents of Michigan school shooting suspect are missing, officials say
• CBS Evening News, December 3, 2021
• Parents of Michigan shooting suspect charged
• Customers step up to save beloved general store
• Alec Baldwin says he "didn't pull the trigger"
• More cases of Omicron variant detected in U.S.
• U.S. grapples with surge in homicides

CDC: Coronavirus (COVID-19)

• Cases in the U.S.
• Preparing for Your COVID-19 Vaccination
• Frequently Asked Questions about COVID-19 Vaccination
• COVID Data Tracker Weekly Review
• Overview of COVID-19 Isolation for K-12 Schools
• COVID-19 Vaccines that Require 2 Shots
• Pregnant and Recently Pregnant People
• Information about the Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine
• Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
• COVID-19 Published Science and Research