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The Centers For Disease Control And Prevention wants the public to be ready in case of a zombie attack. The idea is that getting ready for zombies is the sort of preparedness needed to survive a disaster or sudden epidemic.
UCLA officials Friday celebrated the opening of a first-of-its-kind infectious disease lab capable of rapidly testing high volumes of disease samples.
A mother's story that she injected her 8-year-old daughter with Botox is once again raising eyebrows after reports surfaced that she made the whole thing up for money.
Dermatologist Jessica Wu says what you eat can make a big difference in how your skin looks. Her new book, "Feed Your Face," is all about the dos and don'ts of skin care and food.
Ryan Berger may be only three feet tall but this police investigator isn't letting that slow him down as he tracks down criminals.
The state attorney general's office says California's biggest provider of medical lab testing agreed to repay the state $241 million for overcharges to Medi-Cal.
A group of health activists are calling on McDonald's shareholders to give the boot to the world's most famous clown.
A loving couple, three beautiful kids and a faith as strong as any family can have -- that, in words, describes the Rees family.
File this one under "Well, duh!"
A group seeking to ban the circumcision of male children in San Francisco has succeeded in getting their controversial measure on the November ballot, meaning voters will be asked to weigh in on what until now has been a private family matter.
See how one girl is inspiring the world and creating miracles tonight on CBS2 News at 11.
Nurses and health care professionals are striking at busy Kaiser Permanente hospitals across Southern California Wednesday.
When it comes to children, when is it bad behavior and when it something much more serious? We took a glimpse inside the devastating reality that two local families are facing.
For five years, people (including celebrities like singer/songwriter Joni Mitchell) have said they were suffering from a strange skin condition where fibers and rashes would invade the body — seemingly out of nowhere.
A former West Hollywood psychiatrist who wrote prescriptions to solely make money to pay for his methamphetamine addiction was sentenced Tuesday to three years probation.
