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Millions of Americans Moved During the Pandemic — and Most Aren't Looking Back
Americans fled big cities in droves to escape the coronavirus pandemic — and many of them are staying, permanently or indefinitely.
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2 Shot, Killed at Northern California Mall on Black Friday
Police are looking for a person who shot and killed two teens at a Northern California mall on Black Friday
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California ‘Dream House,' Decades in the Making, Is in Ashes
Hank Hanson and his wife narrowly escaped a raging wildfire in California
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Golden State Killer Sentenced to Life In Prison, Tells Victims He's ‘Truly Sorry'
Joseph DeAngelo, the former California police officer who became known as the Golden State Killer, told his victims he was “truly sorry” for a string of rapes and murders before being sentenced to life in prison Friday.
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WATCH: ‘May Day' Protests at the California State Capitol
Watch as protesters arrived and congregated at the state Capitol in Sacramento, Calif.
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Judge OKs More DNA Tests From Alleged Golden State Killer
A Northern California judge on Thursday approved prosecutors’ request to take more DNA samples from a man charged with being the infamous “Golden State Killer” who eluded arrest for decades. Sacramento County Superior Court Judge Steve White also told prosecutors to informally decide who is empowered to consider defense attorneys’ offer have Joseph James DeAngelo plead guilty in exchange for…
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Newy: ‘Luka Magic' Gives Mavs Fans Hope for Future
Mavericks guard Luka Doncic was named the Kia NBA Western Conference Player of the Month on Tuesday. NBC 5 Sports Director Newy Scruggs explains why Mavs fans should be optimistic about the future with Doncic leading the way.
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New Fort Worth Arena Dickies Holds First Big Event
Thousands of fans packed into Dickies Arena on Friday night to see the band ‘Twenty One Pilots.’
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Northern California Deputy Fatally Shot Investigating Marijuana Theft
A Northern California sheriff’s deputy was killed Wednesday while responding to a call regarding a theft from a private marijuana garden in the rural Sierra Nevada foothills, officials said.
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Asian American Groups Oppose Cambodian Refugee Deportations
Asian American groups are objecting to the Trump administration’s efforts to step up deportations of Cambodians, as dozens of refugees with criminal convictions are being ordered to report to federal officials next week for removal.
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Southwest Airlines Ramps Up Hawaii Expansion as It Drops Newark
Southwest Airlines is expanding service to Hawaii again with new flights from California and between the islands, days after it pulls out of its failed foray into Newark, N.J.
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Voracious Swamp Rodents Set Off Alarms in California
One of the most recent threats to California’s environment has webbed feet, white whiskers, shaggy fur and orange buck teeth that could be mistaken for carrots.
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Defender Ryan Hollingshead Re-Signs With FC Dallas for Two More Years
FC Dallas says 28-year-old defender Ryan Hollingshead has agreed to terms on a new, two-year contract, with a club option for the 2022 season.
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More Than Two Dozen Hurt in Sacramento Light Rail Train Derailment
At least 27 people were injured in a light rail derailment in Sacramento, California, late Thursday night, according to authorities.
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San Francisco's Oldest Cable Car Returns to Streets After 77 Years
After 77 years in storage collecting dust and rumors about its fitness, San Francisco’s oldest cable car is heading back to the streets following restoration by a band of devoted Muni workers.
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Gavin Newsom Rebukes White House in Inaugural Address
California Gov. Gavin Newsom was sworn in Monday and immediately drew sharp battle lines with President Donald Trump, pledging to enact “progressive, principled” policies as the antidote to the White House’s “corruption and incompetence.”
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California Man Freed After Terrorism Conviction Overturned
A California man who spent more than 14 years in prison on terrorism charges has been released from prison, nearly two weeks after a federal judge overturned his conviction.
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Twin Infants Found by Dumpster in Fairfield, One Dead: Police
Twin infants were found by a dumpster Tuesday in Fairfield, and one did not survive, according to police. Now the mother may face criminal charges.
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Southwest Airlines Ready to Resume Hawaii Flight Expansion
Southwest Airlines preparing to resume expansion of flight service to Hawaii and around the islands.
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Lone Star Politics July 28, 2019
Long time Texas Sen. Royce West (D-Dallas) joins the Lone Star Politics team for the first time since announcing his run for the seat held by U.S. Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX.) Plus, we’re talking sports, entertainment and transportation with the Mayor of Arlington Jeff Williams. Join us Sunday morning at 8:30 a.m. on NBC 5 for Lone Star Politics.