High Lead Levels In Baby Teeth Of Children Near Vernon Exide Plant, Study Finds
By the time it closed, Exide was recycling 11 million auto batteries per year and had released 3,500 tons of lead into the surrounding area.
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By the time it closed, Exide was recycling 11 million auto batteries per year and had released 3,500 tons of lead into the surrounding area.
A stolen van being chased by police took out a power pole and sheared a hydrant, causing a power outage in West Covina Tuesday.
Stocks fell sharply on Wall Street as the U.S. and China move closer to an escalation of their trade fight.
An Ohio family believes their pet dog may have prevented the abduction of their infant son.
It was a close call for a 12-year-old girl who got sucked into the crevices of an escalator Sunday during a cheerleading competition in Rhode Island.
A new study finds men engage in just as much negative gossip as women.
Brendon, 48, was arrested on Oct. 17, 2017 after getting into an argument with his girlfriend, then pulling her arm and "violently" pulling her by her hair at the bar of the Saguaro Palm Springs hotel, according to Palm Springs police Sgt. William Hutchinson.
Officials are working Tuesday to counter online rumors that a San Bernardino animal shelter plans to euthanize all its animals before Riverside County is poised to take over.
A stolen van being chased by police took out a power pole and sheared a hydrant, causing a power outage in the area.
The pilot reported having trouble steering the aircraft after a large flock of birds hit the plane.
What started as a routine traffic stop ended up being one of those 'only in Florida' stories.
If an unknown number with a "222" area code rings up your phone in the middle of the night – don't call back.
A Georgia woman said she "started shaking and crying" when she received an unfriendly note from an anonymous neighbor about a memorial in honor of her late son.
A mother has filed a lawsuit against the popular retail site, Etsy after her son was strangled and killed by an item purchased off of the website.
L.A. County Sheriff Alex Villanueva says the department will not participate in the WSO program to "keep a line of separation between local law enforcement action and federal immigration policy."
