FDA Recalls Tattoo Inks Contaminated With Bacteria
Several tattoo inks have been recalled after they were found to be contaminated with bacteria, the Food and Drug Administration has announced.
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Several tattoo inks have been recalled after they were found to be contaminated with bacteria, the Food and Drug Administration has announced.
The American Red Cross, facing a critical shortage of Type O blood, is offering a $5 Amazon gift card via email to donors as an incentive to boost supply.
A fiery big rig crash on the westbound 91 Freeway through Corona made a soggy morning commute even worse.
A New Mexico man took a drunken shoplifting joyride at a Walmart in an electric shopping cart, authorities said.
Three days after the murder, Dylan Lindsay opened fire on police during a wild 3 ½ hour pursuit from Maywood to Vernon.
An Ohio middle school is shut down indefinitely because of concerns of radioactive contamination from a nearby shuttered uranium enrichment plant, officials said.
A woman has been arrested on suspicion of trying to kidnap two children in different areas of Los Angeles.
Not in the mood to make small talk with your Uber driver? You can now request that.
A Florida man caught playing basketball naked at a public park said he thought it would help improve his skills, according to authorities.
Two people were killed after the Lamborghini they were in slammed into a tree in Encino.
A hospital employee in Kansas is accused of leaking a patient's personal information to a suspected rapist, leading him to rape her a second time, according to a federal lawsuit.
Southern California is accustomed to May gray, but on Thursday morning the region will instead get May showers.
The victim didn't think this story would have a happy ending.
The Los Angeles Police Department was forced to close its Pacific station jail indefinitely for an unknown infestation, according to LAPD spokeswoman Officer Lizeth Lomeli.
As Governor Newsom rolls out his plan for extending maternity benefits and paid family leave, CBS13 investigated the loophole that leaves hundreds of thousands of state workers, teachers, firefighters, and other public employees without access to any state-funded paid leave after having a baby.
