Former first lady Nancy Reagan is said to be in good spirits at St. John’s Hospital where she is being held overnight for observation following a fall Sunday at
Donation will help complete Santa Monica renovation
By Daily Press Staff
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD The largest free clinic in the country just got a financial shot in the arm from one
County spreads facts about heart disease
By NATALIE EDWARDS Special to the Daily Press
L.A. County Office of Women’s Health’s data reveals startling facts CITYWIDE This upcoming
Contract negotiations at an impasse
MID-CITY Emotionally charged from the rally cry, “Taking back UC for patients, students and our families,” service workers and medical technicians picketed in front
Los Angeles County is seeing an increase in the number of respiratory illness cases, and public health officials are urging residents to practice healthy habits and get vaccinated against the
COMMUNITY PROFILES RENÈ BUCHANAN OPCC alum decides to give back
DOWNTOWN A sense of déjà vu consumed Renè Buchanan as she walked through the doors of the Daybreak Shelter, the
The Santa Monica Bay Physicians Medical Group Center for Health Enhancement at St. John’s Health Center could receive a $250,000 contract to continue providing medical services to city
Santa Monica-UCLA opens state-of-the-art birthing center
By DAILY PRESS STAFF
MID-CITY Choosing which hospital to give birth in is one of the most important decisions
By Daily Press staff
The first case of the flu in Los Angeles County was reported over the weekend, prompting public health officials to remind people that it’s never
taining fluoride, city officials said.
In 1995, the state of California passed legislation — AB733 — requiring large public water systems to fluoridate their water if sufficient non-ratepayer funds are available
Kiss ‘em, don’t kill ‘em
By Daily Press staff
Los Angeles County health officials are using the Thanksgiving holiday to urge people to learn and use safe food handling
Thousands hit the SM streets
By THEA CHARD Special to the Daily Press
CITYWIDE More than 2,500 runners from around Los Angeles, and across the world, will be pounding