BAY AREA NEWS

• San Francisco Easing Indoor Masking Requirement On Feb. 1
• Police Arrest Brentwood Bank Robbery Suspect After Highway 4 Chase
• San Francisco Supervisor Seeks To Limit ‘Monster Homes’ In Some Neighborhoods
• No Rain In Forecast; Dry January Returns San Francisco To Parched Conditions
• One Dead In Crash, Fire Involving Big-Rig On Eastbound Richmond-San Rafael Bridge
• COVID: Marin County Begins Easing Rules As Omicron Surge Likely Peaking
• 49ers Playoffs: Health Expert Urges Safety For NFC Championship Gatherings
• Questions Raised After Suspect In Dozens Of Hate Crimes On SF Asian Businesses Found To Be Out Of Custody
• Report: Supreme Court Justice, San Francisco Native Stephen Breyer To Retire
• UPDATE: Lockdown Of Hercules Neighborhood Lockdown Due To Police Activity Lifted
• Reimer, Sharks Beat Capitals To Snap 2-Game Skid
• Homeless Encampment On BART Property In Concord Evicted
• Suspect in 1978 Marissa Harvey Sexual Assault and Murder Cold Case Due in Court
• Former AME Zion Bishop Charged In Fraud Scheme Targeting Bay Area Congregations
• Niners Fans Who Live in LA Ready to Represent the Red and Gold
• ‘We Need To Turn Things Around’ – 2021 San Francisco Crime Statistics Show Sharp Rise In Gun Violence
• Fight Over California Solar Power Incentives Playing Out on Airwaves
• San Francisco Supervisors Advance Resolution Apologizing To Chinese Community Over Past Atrocities
• COVID: San Francisco’s Moscone Center Welcome Back Convention Attendees
• UPDATE: 1 Arrested After CHP Officers Fired Upon During Highway 17 Chase in Scotts Valley; Driver Sought

SF Gate

• One person dies in fiery crash on Richmond San Rafael Bridge
• Wastewater data suggests COVID may not have peaked yet in 3 Bay Area spots
• San Francisco's 2021 crime data just came out. Here’s what the numbers show.
• CHP shares photos from 'largest fentanyl bust' in Central Valley history
• 5 suspects wipe out jewelry store at Tanforan Mall in smash-and-grab robbery, police say
• ‘Your mask makes you look stupid:’ Calif. man under investigation after allegedly spitting, coughing on children
• Man shot and killed by police at San Francisco airport identified
• Former Bay Area police officer charged with murder after alleged DUI crash
• Burning Man announces ticket sale details and cost for 2022
• Antisemitic flyers distributed in San Francisco neighborhood, police say

ABC7

• SF police link 6th death to 'The Doodler' serial killer from 1970s, increase reward to $200,000
• COVID-19 live updates: SF to change indoor mask rules
• Will we keep getting new COVID variants? Doctor describes infected body as 'bad photocopy machine'
• 49ers-Rams NFC Championship Game could break StubHub playoff ticket record
• ABC7 News Apps for Connected TV, Mobile News, Echo
• Biden confirms he will nominate first Black woman to Supreme Court
• Preliminary list of Oakland school closures released without consent of OUSD
• Relax, you deserve it - discover new ways to pamper yourself
• Businesses in Oakland's Chinatown switch from cash to credit to try to keep customers safe
• Sammy 'The Bull' Gravano, notorious gangster turned FBI informant, reflects 30 years later

Claycord

• CSU Panel Recommends Eliminating The Use Of SAT And ACT Exams For Admission
• Concord City Council Approves New Marijuana Store In Park & Shop On Willow Pass Rd.
• City Of Concord Evicts Remaining People From Homeless Encampment Next To Skate Park, Under BART Tracks
• DeSaulnier To Host Virtual Town Hall On Protecting The Right To Vote
• New Tenant Announced For Old Applebee’s Building On Ygnacio Valley Rd.
• The Water Cooler – What’s Your Favorite/Least Favorite Shopping Center?
• UPDATE: Concord Stabbing Victim Dies
• Air District Seeks Abatement Order From Hearing Board For Valero Pollution Violations
• State Leaders Agree On New COVID-Related Paid Sick Leave Policy
• Contra Costa Health Officials Say Omicron Has Peaked Countywide

CALIFORNIA NEWS

• Deadly Hit-And-Run Crash Has El Camino Avenue Overpass Closed; Business 80 Open
• Candlelight Vigil Planned Thursday Evening For Fallen Elk Grove Officer
• Sacramento’s Solid Waste Fees Going Up Due To New State Composting Mandate
• Old Peach Tree Mall Building In Linda Demolished After History Of Flood And Fire
• Bringing Hollywood To Auburn, Local Company Creates Film Hub In Placer County
• ‘A Really Rough Time’: Mourning Families Call For Community Action After String Of Teen Shooting Victims
• COVID Outbreak At Tuolumne County Jail Leads To Early Release Of 13 Inmates
• Highway 49 Reopens Near Amador-Calaveras County Line Following Deadly Crash
• Driver Running Red Light Caused East Sacramento Crash That Killed Woman, Police Say
• Kings Now On 5-Game Skid With 121-104 Loss To Hawks
• California State University Prepares To Drop SATs, ACTs
• Thursday’s Show Info (1/27/22)
• Rancho Cordova Hosts Vaccine Clinic, Offers COVID Testing Kits
• Concerns Grow Over Illegal Camping In American River Parkway
• Amador County Landlord Waits Weeks For Propane, Company Cites ‘Gaps In Communication’

• Orange County Passes 6,000 Deaths For COVID-19
• LADWP Offering Rebates Up To $2 Million To Property Owners Who Install Large Water-Conservation Systems
• Help Needed To Identify Hit-And-Run Victim Being Treated At Harbor-UCLA Medical Center
• Water Main Break Floods Cahuenga Blvd. In Hollywood Hills
• Southern California Airports To Get Millions From Biden Administration Infrastructure Law
• CSU System Likely To Drop SAT, ACT For Admission
• Flurry Of Small Earthquakes Hit Grapevine Region
• Man Shot In Face While Driving On 5 Freeway In Sylmar; Gunman At Large
• Man Killed, Second Wounded In San Gabriel Shooting
• ‘My Son Was Targeted,’ Laguna Hills High Student Spouts Racial Slurs At Black Player During Basketball Game
• Ag Startup And Walmart Building Tech-Operated Indoor Farm In Compton
• Kobe Bryant Remembered On 2-Year Anniversary Of His Death
• LAFD On Scene Of Possible DTLA High-Rise Fire; Same Location As Monday Explosion, Fire That Wounded One
• Sheriff’s Deputies Detain Pursuit Suspects Wanted For Stolen Vehicle In Bell
• Matthews Lifts Maple Leafs over Ducks, 4-3, In Shootout

U.S. News

• New Jersey juveniles facing charges after deliberately setting a fire
• House Republicans ask Blinken to brief all US Olympic athletes on China's human rights abuses
• Virginia library goes viral for parent-friendly workstations
• Josh Holmes slams liberal media's silence on bombshell immigration footage: They're 'basically complicit'
• Evidence reviewed by sheriff in Georgia teen's 'freak accident' death
• NASA's Day of Remembrance honors fallen heroes
• Marc Thiessen on covert migrant flights: Biden admin is 'trapped' on immigration
• Rep. Cori Bush's car hit by gunfire in St. Louis
• Gabby Petito case: Brian Laundrie bank fraud charges dropped by Wyoming US Attorney
• Kareem Abdul-Jabbar likens John Stockton to ‘dumb jock’

CNN

• President Biden said he will make his choice for a Supreme Court nominee to replace Breyer before the end of February
• Breyer speaks about the future of democracy
• Biden honors retiring Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer for his 'clear-eyed commitment' to public service
• Opinion: Biden can't let Sinema and Manchin short-circuit his Supreme Court nomination
• Here's who Biden may pick to replace Breyer
• Analysis: This Black woman judge laid the groundwork for those who would follow
• Pat McCrory compared his not getting a job at Duke University to 1960s segregation
• It's true, you could get 0 or 20 inches of snow Saturday in New York City. Here's why
• Alleged Michigan school shooter Ethan Crumbley's attorneys planning insanity defense
• Milwaukee Police believe there are multiple suspects in fatal shooting of 6 people

CBS News

• Wide receiver Antonio Brown opens up after controversy with Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• Deborah Norville on a milestone for "Inside Edition"
• 4 more bodies found in search for dozens missing from capsized boat
• Biden to announce Supreme Court pick next month as Justice Stephen Breyer announces retirement
• Former Supreme Court clerk reflects on Justice Breyer's legacy
• U.S. and NATO reject Russia's demands as diplomatic efforts to resolve tensions deteriorate
• School wrongly gave scholarships to 58 students. Now it's making it right.
• Top rated face masks for exercising safely this winter
• "48 Hours" show schedule
• New Mexico governor, troops volunteer to teach amid COVID surge

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