Walgreens Offers Overdose-Reversing Drug, But Some Aren't Sure It's A Good Idea
Some families are worried that quick access to naloxone could do more harm than good.
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Some families are worried that quick access to naloxone could do more harm than good.
"Jonathan was a good kid, played football for Buena High School and had a lot of friends. He was a typical 14-year-old boy. He did not deserve to be left dying on the street."
"Oh my gosh! He likes to scare me," Carbajal said. Like the time they were watching a horror movie late at night and he secretly sent their teenaged son outside to ring the doorbell.
"How many bad people are there in this world?" asked an 11-year-old boy whose family has been touched by gun violence.
Get ready for Coronageddon as the 91 Freeway in Corona will be closed starting tonight.
Yohanna Hanna is a Ph.D student who is part of the USC research team not only trying to make drones perform better, but also trying to make them the size of a bird.
The Justice Department is firing back at Apple for refusing to help unlock a phone used by one of the gunmen in the San Bernardino attack.
Home-safety expert Cher Cosenza shows you how to fight back should you ever need to.
According to the lawsuit, the plaintiff, now 16 years old, was 15 when he was abused by Yeh. The teacher, 28 years old at the time, was the boy's 10th grade biology teacher, the suit states.
"This book was written at a time that was very signifigant during our history. The Civil Rights movement was going on, and this book really embodies the feel of the Sixties and the Deep South, and those racial tensions and discrimination," Isiuwa Omolgui said.
Officials said it was apparent her death was not "accidental or self-inflicted."
The suit seeks unspecified damages.
The LADF will partner with People for Parks to host an opening ceremony on Saturday at Berendo Middle School.
Cybersecurity experts worry that the $17,000 a Los Angeles hospital paid hackers to regain control of its computers could signal a troubling escalation of the growing "ransomware" threat.
A lawsuit has been filed against a Los Angeles marijuana delivery service to keep it from operating within the city, City Attorney Mike Feuer announced Friday.
