SACRAMENTO—Dr. Ron Chapman, director of the California Department of Public Health has warned people not to consume bagged salad products from Ready Pac Food Inc. because of romaine lettuce that is possibly contaminated with E.coli O157:H7. More...
COMPTON—Pastor Rafer Owens of Faith Inspirational Missionary Baptist Church received the distinguished Community Service Award from the Association of Pan-African Doctoral Scholars Inc. (APADS Inc.) during its 30th anniversary luncheon on Nov. More...
Toxic tobacco smoke particle levels comparable to a smoky casino found in apartments and condos of non-smokers
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LOS ANGELES—The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has unveiled the preliminary results of research showing residents of multi-unit housing may be exposed to dangerous levels of secondhand smoke in their homes, even if they are non- More...
LOS ANGELES—Matt Kemp and the Los Angeles Dodgers staked their futures together Friday, finalizing a $160 million, eight-year contract that matches the seventh-highest deal in baseball history. More...
LOS ANGELES—Travelers are facing up to three-hour delays at Los Angeles International Airport because of a shortage of federal Customs and Border Protection inspectors. More...
COMPTON—The Compton City Council approved funding on Tuesday, Nov. 8, for a new dispatch center at the Los Angeles County Sheriff ’s Department Compton Station. The resolution passed by a three-to-two vote. More...
LOS ANGELES—Assemblyman Isadore Hall, III, D–Los Angeles, has been named the 2011 Legislator of the Year by the California Gaming Association for his legislative leadership and commitment to responsible gaming throughout the state. More...
SACRAMENTO—As the holiday season ramps up, the California Department of Public Health is reminding Californians about the importance of safe food handling to prevent food-borne illness. More...
LOS ANGELES—California State University faced increased pressure on Nov. 18 to vote again on a 9-percent tuition boost that was approved at a closed-door meeting that might have sidestepped open-government laws. More...
SACRAMENTO—California’s unemployment rate fell slightly to 11.7 percent in October from 11.9 percent a month earlier as the state added nearly 26,000 jobs in areas including professional and business services, education and health service More...
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