Riverside Family Sues Nurse After Traces Of Chemical Found On Shirt Of Burned Child
A Riverside family is suing a nurse and a home-health agency after a young special-needs boy was severely burned while under care.
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A Riverside family is suing a nurse and a home-health agency after a young special-needs boy was severely burned while under care.
Tim LeBlanc happened to be up around 2 a.m. Monday morning and noticed his 12-year-old daughter was gone, and her bedroom window open.
Law enforcement remains on alert from coast to coast over concerns that the upcoming fourth of July weekend could be tempting motivation for homegrown terrorists.
The state Department of Fish and Wildlife is allowing fishing to resume across 138 square miles of water off the Santa Barbara coast that was closed following last month's huge oil spill.
Garden Grove police say a man has been transported to a hospital after being wounded in an officer-involved shooting.
The Archdiocese of Los Angeles wants to sell a former convent to pop star Katy Perry, but some nuns have a different idea.
Cal State Northridge officials are looking for a second man suspected of trying to take videos or photos of a student on campus.
Comedian Jack Carter died of respiratory failure over the weekend at his Beverly Hills home, his publicist says.
The bill approved by the state Senate on Monday would require that cheerleaders be paid at least minimum wage if they work for professional sports teams based in California.
Water customers along the coast in cities like Malibu and Rancho Palos Verdes have more incentive to remove their lawns during this historic drought.
NBC said Monday that it is ending its business relationship with mogul and GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump because of comments he made about Mexican immigrants during the announcement of his campaign.
A former Newport Beach dentist dubbed the "Rolled-Sleeves Bandit" was sentenced Monday to five years in prison for robbing seven banks up and down the Southern California coast.
Detention staff should consider transgender detainees' preferences when making decisions about housing and clothing and what pronouns should be used, Immigration and Customs Enforcement said in new guidelines for the treatment of transgender detainees.
A vegetation fire was reported in the 1500 block of Burton Mesa around 1:30 p.m. and had grown to nearly 300 acres by 6 p.m., prompting authorities to evacuate approximately 1,200 people in surrounding areas.
The former owner of a medical supply company was sentenced to eight years and one month in prison for a scam authorities say allowed her to pocket nearly $2 million in fraudulent Medicare and Medi-Cal payments.
