News Archive
Police in Hunt for a Driver who hit, Killed a Bicyclist
Police are currently hunting for a motorist who fled the scene near Griffin and 31 Streets, after hitting a bicyclist who later on died at the hospital.
Congress to Investigate California Union Scandal
A congressional committee is set to investigate the California chapter of Service Employee’s International Union.
Pile-up Accident in Pomona Causes Traffic Interruption
A pile-up involving three cars and a big-rig caused a 3 1/2 -traffic jam at Highway 60 in Diamond Bar city.
Fiery Pileup, Injures two and Causes Road Closure
Four occupants who were allegedly intoxicated with either drugs or alcohol died after their car hit a tree in Corona, west of Lincoln, August 8.
Healthcare Groups Oppose State-Proposed Cuts
Several health groups have expressed disappointment over the state government’s plan to slash the budget on healthcare.
NHTSA Urges Global Use of Electronic Stability Control System
The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has called on United Nations to adopt the electronic stability control systems to become part of worldwide regulation for global auto safety.
Man Responsible for Metrolink Train Crash Convicted
The jury of nine women and three men have convicted Juan Manuel Alvarez for his responsibility in the deadly Metrolink crash three years ago.
Motorcycle and Auto Accident Deaths on the Rise
The increase in the number of motorcycle and auto accidents in the past seven months has prompted Gen. James T. Conway, commandant of the Marine Corps, to urge leaders to crack down on unsafe drivers and riders.
USPTO Sets New Rules to Streamline Patent Appeals
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) have set new guidelines for appeals to its Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences.
Wal-Mart Charged for Disability Bias
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has asked retail giant Wal-Mart to pay $250,000 and furnish significant injunctive relief to settle a disability discrimination lawsuit filed by the agency in behalf of its dismissed employee.
SSA Improves Employment Program for Disabled Beneficiaries
The Social Security Administration (SSA) will soon begin implementation of the improved Ticket to Work Program designed to help disabled beneficiaries who want to work.