San Francisco officials approved aban on the sale of electronic cigarettes Tuesday, making it the first major U.S. city to pass such a restriction.
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‘Pray for baby Fayth’: 10-month-old girl shot in head after mom rejects suspected gunman at party, police say
A 10-month-old girl is in critical condition after a California man who Fresno police say has “no regard for human life” shot her in the head.
‘A horrible act of violence’: 5 dead in Silicon Valley murder-suicide, police say
A gunman fatally shotfour people in a California home before killing himself Sunday night, San Jose police said, ending an hours-long standoff.
1-year-old boy dies in Texas after being left in hot car, police say; 13th death nationally in 2019
A 1-year-old boy died Saturday after his parent left him in a hot car while at work for about five hours, police in Galveston, Texas said.
A South Carolina woman was pulled over for driving drunk … in a motorized toy truck
South Carolina woman Megan Holman avoided a DUI after police found her driving drunk because of her unconventional ride:a toy truck.
Cut the fat: The obesity rate is dropping among US preschoolers, study shows
The latest data shows obesity rates dropped to about 14% in 2016, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported, down from 16% in 2010.
Nevada becomes first state to ban employers from refusing job applicants based on failed marijuana test
The law, set to go into effect on Jan. 1, willnot apply to EMTs, firefighters and those who drive vehicles.
Maine legalizes medically assisted suicide, joining seven other states and District of Columbia
Maine legalized medically assisted suicide on Wednesday, becoming the eighth state to allow terminally ill people to end their lives with medication.
A lost career, household chores and divorce: Why a court ordered a man to pay $179K to his ex-wife
A judge ordered a man to pay his ex-wife about $179,000 after she lefther careerto raise their kids and do household chores during their marriage.
Former longtime UCLA gynecologist James Heaps charged with sexually abusing patients
A former gynecologist who worked with students at the University of California, Los Angeles has been charged with sexually abusing patients.