Photo Of Pregnant Woman Lifting Weights Sparks Online Firestorm
A Los Angeles woman is sparking controversy after a photo of her lifting seemingly heavy weights while eight months pregnant was posted online.
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A Los Angeles woman is sparking controversy after a photo of her lifting seemingly heavy weights while eight months pregnant was posted online.
Health officials say a dead bat found in an Orange County park earlier this week has tested positive for rabies.
The Health Department Monday confirmed Los Angeles County's first influenza case of the season.
General Mills is voluntarily recalling refrigerated "Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls with Icing" over concerns that the products may contain fragments of plastic.
Johnson & Johnson is recalling 200,000 bottles of Motrin Infants formula due to the risk that they contain tiny plastic particles.
The advocacy group for the adult film industry announced on Friday a moratorium on filming — the second in the last month — after another performer tested positive for HIV.
The city of Sierra Madre is preparing to temporarily change its source of water supply - which could potentially pose a health risk to some residents.
A Long Beach baby with a deadly heart condition is being kept alive with a revolutionary machine known as the Berlin Heart.
Officials are warning San Gabriel Valley residents to be wary of mosquitoes after evidence of West Nile virus was found in three suburban cities east of Los Angeles.
Vector Control officials will conduct a door-to-door campaign Thursday in Valley Glen to alert residents of an elevated West Nile Threat in the area.
CBS2 was honored Wednesday morning by the American Cancer Society.
Photo identification will now be required to buy nail polish remover at CVS stores and nail salons in California, as well as in other states.
Trained school employees can administer insulin shots to diabetic students if a nurse is not available, the California Supreme Court unanimously ruled on Monday.
A squirrel that tested positive for plague prompted the days-long closure of a campground in the Angeles National Forest.
Authorities Friday confirmed one case of the measles in Ventura County and some doctors are urging parents to have their children vaccinated against the potentially deadly disease.
