CBS Evening News

CBS Evening News is the main evening news show for CBS News, which is part of the CBS television network in the U.S. This program first aired on May 3, 1948, initially called CBS Television News before it was renamed in 1963. As of June 19, 2017, Anthony Mason has been serving as the interim anchor. The show has had several notable anchors over the years, including Douglas Edwards, Walter Cronkite, Dan Rather, Connie Chung, Bob Schieffer, Katie Couric, and Scott Pelley.

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Police cast wide net in probe of defunct North Texas car dealership's business practices

12 hours ago | cbsnews.com | Marvin Hurst

Customers say closed North Texas dealership kept money for warranties Desire Godfrey said it was time for a vehicle upgrade. The Lancaster mother had her eye on a Lexus. "I had a baby, so I'm looking for something reliable for me and a baby," Godfrey said. She searched online and found what she thought was the right vehicle at The Reserve Auto Group in The Colony. She described the sales process in May 2024 as a positive experience.
Sacramento police release video of 3 officers shooting suspect on N. 16th Street

15 hours ago | cbsnews.com | Brandon Downs

SACRAMENTO – Sacramento police released video of three officers shooting a man along N. 16th Street after reports that the man was brandishing a firearm last month. On May 13, police responded to a report that a man was brandishing a firearm around 9 a.m. near N. 16th Street and N. B Street. The report indicated the man was walking in the street, waving a handgun in the air and pointing it at people, police said.
Driver who crashed in Stockton was assaulted, carjacked and hit by vehicle

17 hours ago | cbsnews.com | Brandon Downs

STOCKTON – A 68-year-old man is in the hospital recovering after he was involved in a crash, assaulted, hit by another vehicle and had his vehicle stolen in Stockton Thursday night, police said on Friday. Around 9 p.m., officers responded to Poplar Street and Madison Street, where the man was involved in a crash. Police said multiple people standing in the area approached the vehicle, forced the man out and assaulted him. Then, the suspects stole the man's vehicle.
Boulder attack suspect makes appearance in federal court in Denver

19 hours ago | cbsnews.com | Olivia Young

Mohamed Soliman -- the suspect in Sunday's terror attack on a Boulder march for Israeli hostages in Gaza -- appeared in federal court in Denver for the first time on Friday afternoon. The 45-year-old Egyptian national faces federal hate crime charges after police said he targeted peaceful marchers in the Colorado city. Friday's hearing was Soliman's initial federal court appearance.
Meet the Belmont Stakes horses running in the 2025 race

1 day ago | cbsnews.com | Alex Sundby

Preakness 150 brought about 63,000 people to Baltimore The Belmont Stakes is set to host a rematch in New York on Saturday of the top three finishing horses from the Kentucky Derby to close out horse racing's Triple Crown for 2025. Five weeks after Sovereignty won the Derby over Journalism and Baeza, the three horses will be among the eight competing in the last race of the Triple Crown — the series for 3-year-olds consisting of the Derby, the Preakness Stakes and the Belmont.
Sacramento's pest detection dog sniffed out threats for years. Now he's being laid off.

1 day ago | cbsnews.com | James Taylor

SACRAMENTO — Sacramento County leaders have approved a new budget, and they're making millions in spending cuts. But there's only one full-time employee who's actually permanently losing his job, and he doesn't even get a paycheck. It's the dog days of Kernul's career. The nine-year-old chocolate lab is an agriculture detection dog with the county. His job is to help protect California crops by sniffing out fruit and other plants that can carry invasive insects and disease.
Federal raid in Minneapolis leaves more questions than answers

1 day ago | cbsnews.com | Ubah Ali

A federal raid in Minneapolis has led to more questions than answers and days of back and forth between law enforcement and elected officials. Now, the Minneapolis City Council is stepping in calling for further investigation. Thursday, they voted unanimously for an independent after-action review of what happened on Lake Street and Bloomington Avenue Tuesday. Council members say they are asking for this review in response to community concern.
California state workers push back against July 1 return to office, budget cuts

1 day ago | cbsnews.com | Tori Apodaca

State workers rally outside California State Capitol protesting Newsom's return-to-office mandate SACRAMENTO — Hundreds of state workers showed up to protest at the California State Capitol on Thursday, fighting to continue working from home and for their paychecks. Governor Gavin Newsom is mandating that state workers return to in-person work at least four days a week starting on July 1.
2 suspects arrested in San Jose shooting, armed robbery; 1 suspect remains on the run

1 day ago | cbsnews.com | Brandon Downs

PIX Now afternoon edition 6/5/25 Two suspects were arrested in connection with a shooting and armed robbery in San Jose in March, police said on Thursday. During the early morning hours of March 23, the San Jose Police Department said it responded to the 70 block of Phelan Avenue for reports of an armed robbery and assault. Officers said they determined a man was walking in the area when a vehicle approached.
Couple becomes unlikely restaurateurs, opening café to keep tiny Texas town's newspaper afloat

1 day ago | cbsnews.com | Janet Shamlian

Tiny town's newspaper kept afloat through café Marfa, Texas — If it's morning in Marfa, Texas, the Sentinel, a local café, is the place to be. There's hot coffee and oversized breakfast tacos. Business is booming, but it's more than just money they're printing. Tucked away in a small corner of the café is the business for which it's named: The Big Bend Sentinel, the area's weekly newspaper keeping watch over this part of West Texas for 99 years.