Survey Finds More Than Half Of All Commuters Experience Road Rage
A new survey shows up to half of all commuters have a stressful to very stressful drive, even when the ride to work is short.
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A new survey shows up to half of all commuters have a stressful to very stressful drive, even when the ride to work is short.
Regulators found 343 pieces of toxic jewelry with lead and cadmium concentrations — some as high as 1,000 times than levels deemed safe for consumers.
Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center was named the fifth-best hospital in the nation and the best in California and Los Angeles by U.S. News & World Report.
More than 50 organizations gathered in Studio City on Saturday for Stephanie's Day, a resource fair for families and friends of autistic and special needs children.
Lawmakers in Sacramento just updated the rules to allow hands-free texting while driving.
It's been said that all that is needed to light a fire — or a cigarette — is a single match.
When most people think of grandma, string bikinis and ripped muscles usually aren't part of the picture – unless you're thinking of Ruby Carter-Pikes.
The group "Exceptional Minds" works to inspire kids with autism to create and explore an artistic side toward possible careers.
Stephanie's Day on Saturday welcomes children and families affected by autism to the CBS lot in Studio City to find support and resources.
Santa Monica smokers may be breaking the law if they light up in the privacy of their own homes, after the City Council approved a more restrictive anti-smoking law Tuesday night.
The use of condoms in adult films may be a county-wide requirement if the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors follow the footsteps of the Los Angeles City Council.
A six-year-old Redlands boy continues to struggle in his recovery efforts after suffering an extremely toxic rattlesnake bite while camping with family on July 4th.
Turtles may be a popular household pet but they are being blamed for a multistate Salmonella outbreak, mostly in young children.
A 19-year-old El Monte girl has leukemia.
July 4 is one of the worst days for traffic fatalities for all drivers. For teen drivers, it's the single most deadliest day.
