Murrietta’s former Mayor, Alan Long, won re-election to Murritta’s City Council Tuesday despite crashing into a car full of teenage girls while allegedly under the influence of alcohol. California State Senator Ben Hueso was also re-elected Tuesday after facing DUI
SAN DIEGO, California — “If I were a Democrat, there would be people in the streets rioting over what we’ve had to endure,” said congressional candidate Carl DeMaio to supporters at the U.S. Grant Hotel in downtown San Diego Tuesday
A mysterious ticking package alarmed a postal worker Saturday, prompting police in Carlsbad, California to call out a bomb squad, which discovered the package was safe. The commotion was determined to be the result of Mexican jumping beans creating the
Health officials believe West Nile Virus claimed another life in San Diego County Friday when a 71-year-old man died after experiencing fever, headache and weakness. The San Diego man had been admitted to a local hospital on October 9. County
The faculty of the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) College of Letters and Sciences Friday voted a close 332 to 303, with 24 blank ballots, in a move toward forcing students to take a diversity course as part of
Larry Sabato’s highly accurate “Crystal Ball” shifted its evaluation of California’s highly contentious, highly-targeted and highly controversial 52nd congressional district race Thursday, moving it from “Toss-up” to “Leans Democrat”. Freshman Democrat incumbent Congressman Scott Peters faces off next Tuesday against
In a Tuesday email to supporters entitled, “Carl DeMaio Wants You to Vote For Him, But He Totally Disrespects Your Vote,” the National Organization for Marriage (NOM) has followed through on a promise to “actively oppose” the candidate the GOP establishment
In the early Tuesday morning hours of October 28, a Pomona, California Police Department officer was shot in the chest while serving a search warrant together with a joint task force involving the Pomona Police Department, the Montebello Police Department
Freshman Congressman Scott Peters (D-52) and Republican challenger Carl DeMaio continue to be locked in an increadibly tight, highly contentious and highly targeted Congressional race in San Diego, California. In the midst of aggressive campaigning efforts, former DeMaio policy director
Arrested at his Covina residence Wednesday afternoon, San Gabriel Valley physician Dr. Daniel Cham faces a 31-count indictment that alleges the doctor illegally distributed drugs including potent, addictive narcotic painkillers and muscle relaxers to the tune of over 42,000 illegal
Luis Felipe Avila-Flores of the “El Monte Flores” criminal street gang was arrested Wednesday when Border Patrol agents caught him illegally entering the United States in the Calexico, California region Wednesday. Avila, a 29-year-old Mexican national, revealed his participation in
DALLAS, Texas — On the same day that fellow Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital nurse Nina Pham was declared Ebola free and released from the hospital, nurse Amber Joy Vinson’s blood was declared to no longer show evidence of Ebola in
DALLAS, Texas — First nurse Ebola stricken in the United States, Nina Pham has been five times tested, cleared of the disease and released from the National Institute of Health (NIH) in Bethesda Maryland Friday. She read a statement to
DALLAS, Texas — In the past week reports have gone out concerning adding Ebola watch listed individuals to a more official no-fly list. Thursday WFAA 8 published a no-fly letter they had obtained from its recipient. WFAA reported, “A source
DALLAS, Texas — Amber Joy Vinson, the second nurse to contract the deadly Ebola virus while treating Ebola-stricken Liberian national Thomas Eric Duncan, may be clear of the disease according to an statement from Vinson’s family released late Wednesday. “We
DALLAS, Texas — Tuesday afternoon, Fort Worth City Council held a briefing update on Ebola Virus Disease in the city, Tarrant County and addressing surrounding regions in the fight against the first cases of Ebola in the United States diagnosed
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With just two weeks until Election Day, more voters report being undecided in the volatile Peters-DeMaio race in California’s coastal 52nd congressional district, according to new polling by the San Diego Union-Tribune. The razor-thin margin, still undecided race between Republican
As “new generation” Republican challenger Carl DeMaio trades jabs with incumbent Democrat Scott Peters, new accusations of wrongdoing have entered the race that may include Federal Bureau of Investigation inquiries. Earlier in October, DeMaio Policy Director Todd Bosnich accused DeMaio
DALLAS, Texas — Dallas, Texas nurse Amber Vinson continues to receive care at Emory University Hospital after contracting the deadly Ebola virus while an anonymous patient leaves the hospital, cleared of the disease and heading to an undisclosed location. The
After U.S. Border Patrol agents arrested Octavio Gonzalez-Ramirez Monday morning, the suspect admitted to having stabbed two members of the “Norteno” gang. El Centro sector Border Patrol agents apprehended the 23-year-old Mexican citizen. He was found to have entered the U.S. illegally
DALLAS, Texas — An apology letter has been issued from Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas apologizing for mistakes made in handling the United States’ first diagnosis of Ebola on U.S. soil. The letter begins, “As those of us who live
DALLAS, Texas — Two Dallas Area Rapid Transportation (DART) public transportation employees self-reported possible exposure to the deadly Ebola Virus and were each promptly sent home in an exercise of caution, DART representative Morgan Lewis told Breitbart News on Friday.
DALLAS, Texas – Thursday in Dallas, the center of national attention amidst multiple cases of Ebola, a woman arriving at Baylor University Medical Center Dallas “screened positive” for Ebola-like symptoms, after which she was transferred to Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital.
DALLAS, Texas – Thursday, a cleanup crew worked to decontaminate the apartment of Amber Joy Vinson, the third person to be diagnosed with Ebola in the U.S. Vinson is the second Dallas-based nurse to test positive for the deadly virus.
Lack of training, inadequate protective gear, and a desire for a higher level of insurance for infectious disease are the main demands from the formidable California National Nurses United union in contract negotiations with Kaiser Permanente. Those negotiations have been
