'Feels Like A Miracle': Loma Linda Hospital Treating Zero COVID Patients For First Time In More Than A Year
For the first time in more than a year, Loma Linda University Medical Center Wednesday had zero COVID-19 patients.
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For the first time in more than a year, Loma Linda University Medical Center Wednesday had zero COVID-19 patients.
Blanca Tamayo was released from the hospital Wednesday, more than a month after a deadly rampage at a business complex in Orange.
The family of 61-year-old Margarita Mojarro's, who was killed by a falling 80-foot tree at her daughter's 2016 wedding in Whittier, have now settled with the tree care company hired by the city
Morris, who was retired, died at his home in Henderson, Nev. on April 29. He was described by Sheriff Alex Villanueva as "remarkable" and "respected."
Pasadena will reopen four of its library branches for in-person service next week and expand hours at two others.
Dozens of children being housed at migrant centers at the Long Beach Convention Center and the Pomona Fairplex are being treated for COVID-19, according to federal officials.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom's use of emergency powers to make far-reaching policies during the pandemic was upheld Wednesday by state appellate judges who rejected a lower court finding that the Democrat had done too much unilaterally.
Law enforcement agencies will be cracking down on impaired driving as people across the Southland celebrate Cinco de Mayo.
James Jackson, 18; 19-year-old Jaylin White, and 27-year-old Lafayette Whaley have been charged with attempted murder in the shooting of Ryan Fischer, who was walking the pop superstar's three French bulldogs on Feb. 25.
Two women fled the scene of the crash but were later located at a nearby hospital. It's unclear if they will face charges.
A good Samaritan was trying to help extricate the truck driver when the Tesla struck him.
COVID-19 vaccinations are slowing down, so more sites and retailers are trying to make it easier to get the vaccine by allowing walk-ins and giving incentives.
The statue was seized by Homeland Security Investigations officials at the Port of Los Angeles in May of 2016 as a possibly protected cultural property from Italy, according to the civil forfeiture action filed on April 30.
A systems outage was causing delays for Southwest Airlines passengers at Burbank Airport.
The victim's car veered into oncoming traffic, colliding with an ambulance.
