CDC Expands E. coli Warning To All Romaine Lettuce
The CDC expanded its warning about an E. coli outbreak connected to romaine lettuce to cover all forms of romaine grown in the Yuma, Arizona, growing area.
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The CDC expanded its warning about an E. coli outbreak connected to romaine lettuce to cover all forms of romaine grown in the Yuma, Arizona, growing area.
A person in a possibly stolen vehicle that was being pursued by police ran into a hospital in San Gabriel late Friday.
A magazine editor claims she was groped 22 times over a 10-hour period and received similar stories from 54 other women.
North Korea says it has suspended nuclear and long-range missile tests and plans to close its nuclear test site.
Some passengers aboard the Southwest Airlines flight received a check after a deadly engine failure that led to an emergency landing in Philadelphia.
Mattel said it worked on the doll with the Frida Kahlo Corp., a Panama company claiming it has the rights to likeness of the artist.
Students will walk out of school Friday to mark the 19th anniversary of the Columbine High School shooting in Colorado and protest what organizers call the failure of elected officials to tackle gun violence.
Bryan McKim, 58, pleaded no contest on Jan. 8 to one count each of voluntary manslaughter and kidnapping.
The Los Angeles Board of Airport Commissioners approved the purchase of 20 electric buses to be used for airfield guest transportation.
Authorities found Riess about 25 minutes after they got a tip from someone who spotted her at a restaurant.
Allison Mack is accused of recruiting sex slaves for a cult-like organization known as NXIVM.
Although many states and D.C. have already opted to legalize or decriminalize the cannabis plant, on the federal level, it is currently categorized as a Schedule I drug.
The Cal State University system needs the California Legislature to fill a $171 million funding gap in its upcoming budget.
A federal judge said President Donald Trump's personal attorney, Michael Cohen, needs to file a statement declaring that his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination might be jeopardized if the case filed in Los Angeles goes forward.
The number of candidates is now down to three, after Indianapolis schools Superintendent Lewis Ferebee withdrew his name from consideration Wednesday.
