Girl Who Spread Joy And Hope To Thousands Loses Battle With Brain Cancer
Jessie Rees, whose wish was to spread joy and encourage kids battling cancer to "Never Ever Give Up" (NEGU), lost her own fight with the disease Thursday.
Watch CBS News
Jessie Rees, whose wish was to spread joy and encourage kids battling cancer to "Never Ever Give Up" (NEGU), lost her own fight with the disease Thursday.
When you feel sick, you want help fast. And now there's an app for that.
Soft drink maker PepsiCo said in newly-released court documents that its Mountain Dew soda can dissolve a dead mouse.
Bekkum Family Farms LLC of Westby, Wis., is recalling shredded cheese due to a possible bacterial contamination.
Four-year-old Blair is about to lose her first tooth. Her parents have chosen to put it in a deep freeze could help her one day if she ever needs it.
A battle over an initiative mandating condom use in porn shoots was developing on a new front Tuesday.
Parents and kids alike are grumbling over the new law, but doctors from the Children's Hospital insist it's worth it.
A California woman became the first hand transplant recipient in the western United States and on Monday, Emily Fennell will get to ride on the Donate Life float in the Tournament of Roses Parade.
Etta James' manager says the terminally ill blues singer is breathing on her own after being taken off a respirator.
It could get much more difficult to breathe in the new year for millions in the Southland who suffer from asthma.
Caltech's longtime publicist Bob O'Rourke died Tuesday in his Pasadena home at the age of 72.
Should adult film performers be required to use condoms? Residents of the City of Los Angeles may be forced to spend millions of dollars on a special election to answer the question once and for all.
An Orange County family got the greatest holiday gift they could imagine -- their adopted child, a 9-year-old burn victim from China, arrived in Los Angeles Friday.
Etta James' longtime manager says the terminally ill blues singer has been hospitalized after experiencing difficulty breathing.
Nearly 2,000 registered nurses at two Southland hospitals took to the picket lines Thursday as part of a 24-hour strike.
