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Good evening, im andre senior. And im cristina rendon. We have more on how people are hurrying to beat the lockdown. Yeah, cristina. In most places, they have one more day, but salons are busy, and people are getting that last sitdown meal. An order that is intended to keep people in ironically, drive them out. Shopping on saturday night in alameda. Busy, and not just because christmas is 20 days away. The copping covid order is go ting to cut capacity for retailers, so soon there maybe delays a...

Makes a ruling in one critical case. Weve got fox news coverage, Kristin Fisher with the white house and peter doocy with the biden transition, chad pergram on capitol hill and the progress of the Coronavirus Relief bill. Back in new york at how the pandemic is crushing Small Businesses and National Correspondent william la jeunesse starts off tonight from los angeles. William. Well, john, every state is doing something but not as aggressive as california. Once imposed, this order bans leisure t...

A man was sentenced to two to eight years in state prison for a fatal fentanyl overdose in Cumberland County.

Todays Sentinel police log includes vehicle break-ins in Middlesex Township, a guilty plea in a drug overdose and a guilty verdict in a child assault case.

The Cumberland County man previously admitted to supplying fentanyl used by the victim of a fatal overdose in Middlesex Township in 2020.

Florida's new immigration law, set to take effect July 1, is prompting many migrant workers to leave the state, leaving employers in the lurch.

Floridas new immigration law, set to take effect July 1, is prompting many migrant workers to leave the state, leaving employers in the lurch.

Floridas new immigration law, set to take effect July 1, is prompting many migrant workers to leave the state, leaving employers in the lurch.

Floridas new immigration law, set to take effect July 1, is prompting many migrant workers to leave the state, leaving employers in the lurch.

Floridas new immigration law, set to take effect July 1, is prompting many migrant workers to leave the state, leaving employers in the lurch.