The Jason Ross Show - December 18, 2012
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In its first comment following the horrific shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, the National Rifle Association today said it is "prepared to offer meaningful contributions to help make sure this never happens again."
A state review finds that more than 200 state employees were overpaid more than $500,000 by managers who deliberately broke state rules at the troubled California Department of Parks and Recreation.
The Canadian singer gets a pair of nominations, including one in one of the GRAMMY awards' most prestigious categories.
After decades of oil drilling, California has released draft regulations for hydraulic fracturing, or fracking.
A teenager is giving Santa a run for his money this year, giving books to every student in one Sacramento school.
Toyota added the 2010 Lexus RX to a recall list that was well over two years old. Now it is paying a fine.
Following the events in Connecticut last Friday, there is a fundamental question that keeps crossing my mind: Why did this have to happen? How many more schools need to be shot up before we act? How many children need to die over a Constitutional Amendment that addressed the right for Americans to possess muskets?
Olympic medalists do live close to three years longer than the rest of us.
Distress is a combined measure of stress, depression, negativity and dissatisfaction with life.
Within hours of drinking it, beet juice lowers systolic blood pressure by an average of 4-5 points.
Smokers who take Chantix may be at higher risk for heart attacks and strokes.
Kids can have a wide range of reactions. The most important thing parents can do is talk.
The nation's largest teachers' pension fund says it will review its holdings after being criticized for having an investment in the manufacturer of an assault rifle used in last week's Connecticut school massacre.
A U.S. appeals court ordered American anti-whaling activists to keep 500 yards away from Japanese whaling ships off Antarctica.
