No Kids Allowed: More Businesses Ban 'Offensive' Families
From restaurants to vacation resorts, families with small children are finding it harder than ever to go out on the town.
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From restaurants to vacation resorts, families with small children are finding it harder than ever to go out on the town.
The United States Food and Drug Administration announced Wednesday the recall of 36 million pounds of Cargill ground turkey that was linked to a death in California..
A surprising new study shows that adults with dyslexia have a hard time recognizing voices. The finding fits with research to uncover the building blocks of literacy and how they can go wrong.
Insurers must now cover the entire cost of birth control for women, the Obama administration announced Monday.
A review finds California's hospital workers, especially those in emergency rooms and psychiatric wards, are at risk of violence on a daily basis.
A single mother receives a terrifying cancer diagnosis and doesn't know which way to turn.
Here's a truly heart warming transplant story.
Nadya Suleman is now claiming that she was drugged when she agreed to be implanted with a dozen embryos.
UC Irvine researchers say the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks made us a sicker nation.
A new study released Thursday by the University of Southern California, the Harvard School of Public Health, and the RAND corp. states on average, Americans live about a year-and-a-half less than Western Europeans because of higher levels of obesity rates.
A new study shows commuters on the Red Line subway may be exposed to up to twice as many hazardous air pollutants as commuters on the Gold Line light rail system.
Most of us are just as likely to poke our neighbors on Facebook as we are to lend a helping hand — that is, when we're not shaking our fist at them.
State environmental regulators say they have settled on an acceptable level for the carcinogen hexavalent chromium in drinking water, the first step in protecting the public.
All students entering the seventh through the twelfth grades must provide proof of a whooping cough immunization before they can enroll in classes. To encourage compliance with the new state law, the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) will offer several free clinics for schools scheduled to start in early August.
The world's most famous fast-food restaurant is revamping its "Happy Meals" in an effort to cut down on America's child obesity epidemic.
