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Radioactive Nanoparticles Developed That Target Cancer Cells
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Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? Bears
From May 1 to June 21, as grills fire up and tasty smells waft through the neighborhood, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife considers it "second bear season." The department spokesman, Andrew Hughan, told ABC News that he expects at least one bear a week for the next month.
Yes Virginia, there will be a Leimert Park station on the upcoming Crenshaw/LAX Line
In an exceptionally fast-moving turn of events - by government standards, anyway - the Metro Board has voted today to fully fund what had been considered optional Crenshaw/LAX Line stations at Leimert Park and Hindry Ave.
The Capistrano Unified School District Board of Trustees on Wednesday night appointed Michael Halt, an education veteran with 20 years of experience and colonel in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve, as the next principal for San Clemente High School, according to a release from the district.
Trumpetist David Longoria to lend musical talents to DHS fundraising spring concert
Internationally known trumpetist David Longoria will lend his musical talents for Duarte High School Jazz Band and Concert Band's fundraising Spring Concert Friday, May 31, at the Duarte Performing Arts Center.
LA County woman finds bear on kitchen counter
A Los Angeles county sheriff's statement says the department received a 911 call Wednesday from the woman, who said the bear had climbed through her window and she had locked herself in an upstairs bathroom.
Wandering Bear Surprises Horses in Corral
Two bears were spotted in the same neighborhood north of Los Angeles Wednesday. One was in a kitchen, and another was hopping fences and roaming backyards in Duarte.
Azusa rock-mining company to begin disputed dig
Azusa city officials say a rock-mining company will begin its dig in the foothills above the San Gabriel Valley after controversy delayed the project for three years.
Bear Crawls Into Duarte Home Through Kitchen Window, Seen Eating On Counter
Sheriff's deputies were called out after reports of a bear sighting at a residence in Duarte, authorities said Wednesday.
MU researchers develop radioactive nanoparticles that target cancer cells
Cancers of all types become most deadly when they metastasize and spread tumors throughout the body.
At-risk youths ride with sheriff's mounted posse in West Covina
Luciano De LA Hoya, 5, of Norco, performs rope tricks for the students during the Temple Station Posse horse safety and how to groom a horse learning event, at the West Covina Public Equestrian Center, in West Covina, Saturday, May 18, 2013.
New hospital will be a blessing
I am a mother whose son has been diagnosed with a rare form of tumor in the spine.
Angelina Jolie's news prompts women to call doctors
In a 'New York Times' op-ed, actress Angelina Jolie revealed that she underwent a double mastectomy because she carries the BRCA1 gene mutation, which increases her risk of developing breast and/or ovarian cancer.
Meatless Mondays: Homestyle Taiwanese at Bean Sprouts Restaurant in Arcadia
Taiwanese cuisine has gained recognition for its street food, night market eats, and even beef noodle soup, but what might be overlooked is the accessibility of vegetarian fare throughout the island.
Creative Arts May Help Cancer Patients Cope
Cancer patients who participate in the creative arts -- such as music therapy, dance, art therapy and writing -- may be helping to reduce the anxiety, depression and pain that can be associated with their diagnosis, according to a new report.
Foothill Unity Center Needs Volunteers for Food Drive
From the Foothill Unity Center: Volunteers are needed to unload mail trucks full of donated food, sort quickly, load food onto Foothill Unity Center trucks, and finally unload the food at our Monrovia warehouse.
Bicyclist injured in Duarte hit-and-run
A 26-year-old bicyclist sustained a broken arm and a possible broken wrist after a pickup truck hit him and fled the scene Wednesday night, deputies said.