California Votes On Recreational Pot, Considers Impact Of Driving High
If Proposition 64 passes, some of the money will fund research that will help answer the question: Who exactly is driving while high?
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If Proposition 64 passes, some of the money will fund research that will help answer the question: Who exactly is driving while high?
A single mother of six is headed to trial and possibly a year in jail for selling homemade ceviche through a Facebook group she created as a hobby.
Shannen Doherty reveals that cancer has taught her what real courage is...
The 31-year-old actress announced her pregnancy on Instagram with a selfie of her and husband Yaron Versano making a heart shape with their hands on Gadot's stomach...
A San Francisco company has developed a 3-D printed capsule that can release up to 12 different vitamins, minerals and nutrients throughout the day.
University of Southern California officials say students have been sickened by the gastrointestinal illness norovirus in a number of campus residence halls.
With polls showing that California voters are likely to legalize the recreational use of marijuana, one might think that medical cannabis clubs are nervous about losing customers. Some are quite the opposite.
The 41-year-old Canadian singer and his wife, Argentine TV actress Luisana Lopilato, said in a statement Friday that their son, Noah, is undergoing treatment in the U.S.
It has been available for years, it's a fraction of the cost and doctors say it is as safe and effective as the brand name EpiPen device.
"My energy was low, I was just so tired all the time, and I felt a constant pressure on my abdomen that I could not explain."
The California Department of Public Health warned consumers not to consume the internal organs of Dungeness crab caught north of Point Reyes.
A women's underwear maker has agreed to pay $350,000 in civil penalties after claiming that its "caffeinated" shapeware would destroy fat.
Anthem Blue Cross is being sued over allegations that the health plan is misleading several hundred thousand customers about changes in their policies for next year.
"I think it's the bravest thing not to have a child; all my friends and I felt pressurized into having kids, because that's what adults do," Adele said.
Tuesday marks the beginning of open enrollment for Covered California. Several changes are in store this year, and they include rising rates.
