Ex-Disney Worker Sues In Fight Over Muslim Head Scarf
Imane Boudlal alleges she was subjected to ethnic insults such as "terrorist" and others by co-workers and supervisors while wearing her head scarf at work.
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Imane Boudlal alleges she was subjected to ethnic insults such as "terrorist" and others by co-workers and supervisors while wearing her head scarf at work.
Back-to-school expert and PayPal shopping specialist Claudia Lombana stopped by KCAL9 Monday to show viewers some of the hottest back to school items.
Gonorrhea just got a little more painful to treat, but at least it's still treatable.
Cholesterol levels have improved among children and teens in the United States over the past two decades, despite rising obesity rates.
Preschool-aged kids who snore loudly on a regular basis may be at a greater risk for behavioral problems.
The flavorant that adds buttery taste to foods and a smooth feel to beverages may also trigger Alzheimer's disease.
Daily aspirin use, long recommended for people at high risk of heart attack, may also reduce the risk of dying from cancer.
The University of California is weighing in on the U.S. Supreme Court case over the use of affirmative action in college admissions.
President Barack Obama says he wants to be notified without delay if the Mars rover Curiosity finds Martians – "even if they're just microbes."
The week-long Southern California heat wave has triggered another Flex Alert, asking consumers to conserve electricity between the hours of 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Free parking for tourists and residents alike is coming to one Los Angeles neighborhood.
In a rare occasion, Danica Patrick wasn't in the spotlight during pre-race media availability. Thanks to a rare road course weekend, JR Motorsports brought in road course "ringer" Ron Fellows, even making a contest on Twitter out of his appearance, calling it #Fellows5.
Gregory Powell, 79, who was convicted of killing a Los Angeles police officer in an onion field near Bakersfield, died in a California state prison Sunday.
An estimated 800,000 homeowners will be asked to pay as much as $150 per each rural property annually to fund firefighting efforts amid what Sacramento is calling an increased wildfire risk.
