Attorneys for Los Angeles County state in new court papers that a lawsuit filed by a former ... Read more →
LA County says former probationary firefighter’s lawsuit deserves dismissal
Judge grants defense mental exam of woman, 42, allegedly abused as LACo foster child
A judge has ordered a woman who sued Los Angeles County alleging she was sexually abused as a child ... Read more →
Sheriff’s deputy pleads not guilty to abusing 5-year-old son
A Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy pleaded not guilty Thursday, June 1, to a felony count of ... Read more →
UCLA researchers discover unexpected benefits of hormone therapy drug
Researchers with the UCLA Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center have discovered adding ribociclib to ... Read more →
LA County raising Progress Pride Flag over Hall of Administration
Marking the beginning of Pride Month, Los Angeles County officials are raising the Progress Pride Flag over the Hall of Administration on Thursday, ... Read more →
LA Times accuses LACo Board of Supervisors of violating Brown Act
A lawyer for the Los Angeles Times has sent the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors a letter accusing members of violating the Brown Act and is ... Read more →
Eight local students earn Memory Master Award
PALMDALE - Eight students from homeschool community, Classical Conversations Palmdale Central, recently capped months of study by correctly reciting ... Read more →
Summer beach bus from AV to Santa Monica beach
LANCASTER - Los Angeles County’s summer Beach Bus between the Antelope Valley and Santa Monica Beach has resumed and will continue through Labor Day, ... Read more →
U.S. Marshals Service recovers missing endangered children in SoCal, 2 in Lancaster
The U.S. Marshals Service announced that it has recovered more than a dozen endangered missing children in the Los Angeles County area in an operation ... Read more →
Palmdale Regional to host “Sidewalk CPR Day” June 5
Palmdale Regional Medical Center will provide free hands-only CPR training on Sidewalk CPR Day, Monday, June 5, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., in the ... Read more →
Op-ed: Cervical cancer, a preventable disease
By Terry Kanakri It’s an alarming statistic: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that about 13,000 new cases of cervical cancer are diagnosed each year in the U.S., and that approximately 4,000 women die of this preventable disease. But there are ways by which women can protect their health and lower their chances […]
Op-ed: Nurses urge lawmakers to reject efforts to facilitate ‘Home All Alone’ programs
By the California Nurses Association The California Nurses Association (CNA) is calling on California lawmakers to continue to reject any moves to facilitate Home All Alone programs, which permit hospitals to treat patients at home for conditions that require hospitalization for acute inpatient-level care. “Nurses know it is impossible to provide the equivalent quality of […]
Readers Speak Out! (January 2023)
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