CBS premiered the drama Stalker, which focuses on an LAPD unit that deals with crimes such as stalking, on Wednesday, Oct. 1, on the heels of a stern warning from the Parents Television Council (PTC) about its opening sequence. The
A Long Beach child has been infected with enterovirus D-68 this week making it the first confirmed case of the virus in Los Angeles County. Dr. David Michalik, a pediatric infectious disease specialist said that the child was critically ill
In a report on a mysterious virus causing paralysis in children that aired on “CBS This Morning” earlier this week, Dr. David Agus, a medical contributor for CBS News and a University of Southern California medical professor, discussed a so-called
Police in Baltimore arrested Michael Phelps for a DUI on Tuesday at 1:40 a.m. According to multiple reports and confirmed by the Maryland Transportation Authority, police clocked the 29-year-old Olympic swimming marvel driving 84 mph inside the Fort McHenry Tunnel
CBS Los Angeles reports that in Covina, California, an argument between two men at a Home Depot on Monday escalated to the point where one man discharged pepper spray, affecting 12 people, four of whom were treated at a hospital.
According to state officials, a dozen communities in Central and Northern California will run out of water in 60 days. The impact of the state’s drought has reached a critical stage for Colusa and El Dorado County who may run
AUSTIN, Texas — Texas State Senators Dan Patrick (R-Houston) and Leticia Van de Putte (D-San Antonio) meet tonight for their first debate in the race for Lieutenant Governor. The debate kicks off at 7:00 p.m. Central Time at the KLRU
On CBS’s “Face the Nation” in a clip from a “60 Minutes” interview that will air Sunday night, President Barack Obama blamed his Director of National Intelligence James Clapper for failing to realize ISIS was gaining strength in Syria. The president said,
Former CBS correspondent Sharyl Attkisson, now of the Daily Signal, reported that it was a “hard sell” to get her colleagues at CBS to cover the so-called “Fast and Furious” scandal and that “there were many who didn’t want the
A woman was beaten unconscious on the subway in Brooklyn by a gang of up to four teenage girls whom she had admonished to quit using foul language in front of children. The 21-year-old woman, who goes by the name
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Charlo Greene of Anchorage, AK CBS affiliate, KTVA, quit her job at the station to focus on working for legalizing marijuana in the state during a live broadcast on Sunday night. After airing a segment about patients who were having
Broadcast networks gave the People’s Climate March 4.5 times as much coverage as the March for Life, says Media Research Center (MRC). In addition, MRC notes that networks portrayed the Climate March positively and ignored the radicalism promoted by participants,
Just after 4 a.m. Saturday morning, Sandra Vilchez, 29, mother of three, delivered her fourth child on the side of the 91 freeway–with some help from her husband, CBS Los Angeles reports. The couple’s three children were in the backseat of
Sunday on CBS’s “Face The Nation,” Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) said while there are several threats facing America, the level of brutality ISIS has shown is the most worrisome. Feinstein said, “With ISIL, in my view this aims to be
Sunday on CBS’s “Face the Nation” former Democrat-turned-independent U.S. Senator from Connecticut, Joe Lieberman said President Barack Obama’s poll numbers are low because he is not reassuring a frightened American public that has woken to the threat of ISIS. Lieberman said,
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AUSTIN, Texas — More than 700 infants at an El Paso hospital were exposed to tuberculosis (TB) by an employee of the hospital who was infected with the disease, reports CBS’ Dallas-Fort Worth affiliate. About 40 other employees of the
Leaving its February unanimous decision untouched, the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals refused this week to rehear a case challenging a Northern California high school’s decision to force students to wear T-shirts inside out if they were emblazoned with
A Malibu doctor and UCLA professor of the treatment infectious diseases, Suzanne Donovan, has taken to Sierra Leone in an effort to help the World Health Organization bring control and hopefully put a stop to the deadly Ebola virus, for
Protesters in Ferguson, Missouri say they will begin disrupting grocery stores and sports events unless Officer Darren Wilson is arrested. Officer Wilson shot and killed Michael Brown in Ferguson on August 9, and the grand jury for the incident has
Vice President Joe Biden believes in Wendy Davis; during the DNC Women’s Leadership Forum on Friday, Biden insisted that Wendy Davis would win her longshot race for governor in Texas. Davis is challenging Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott, the Republican
A man living in Arcadia, California was arrested on Tuesday for allegedly murdering his ex-girlfriend’s toddler in Louisville, Kentucky 43 years ago. Lawrence “Larry” Roger Beck, 65, is believed to have shaken 18-month-old Michael Ray Sanders in such a violent
A plurality of Americans are less likely to vote for candidates who support a pathway to citizenship for illegal immigrants, according to a New York Times/CBS News national poll. In fact, Americans are more opposed to candidates who support amnesty
Deadline reports that CEO Les Moonves announced to investors Wednesday the “strong possibility” that both Showtime and CBS will soon be available to consumers through Internet streaming and outside of a bundled cable package. Moonves’ trial balloon comes just days
The latest New York Times/CBS News Poll shows Barack Obama has lost considerable ground with the American public regarding his foreign policy. Fifty-eight percent of respondents disapprove of how Obama deals with foreign policy, 10 points higher than the CBS
A new California State law, which went into effect on Tuesday, requires motorists to give at least three feet of space between their vehicles and cyclists. Drivers are complaining that they are being unfairly targeted and requesting that law enforcement
