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Frozen berries sold at Costco linked to 30 cases of Hepatitis A
Dozens of people in five states including California were infected with Hepatitis A after consuming contaminated packages of frozen berries they bought at Costco. As of Friday, the FDA and the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention were...
Tags: Disease Prevention, Symptoms, Abdominal Pain, Diseases and Illnesses, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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Girl, 10, a passenger in police car chase in Burbank
A man was arrested in Burbank this weekend on suspicion of child endangerment after he allegedly led police on a brief chase with his 10-year-old niece in the car. The car chase shut down the southbound Golden State (5) Freeway for 10 minutes early...Tags: Police Arrests, Highway Transportation
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Dunkin' Donuts launches glazed doughnut bacon sandwich
Stop the presses and alert all cardiovascular surgeons. Dunkin Donuts is launching a new breakfast sandwich Friday, and it's on a doughnut. Yes, the doughnut chain has in its own words "gone and changed breakfast forever. Again." The new sandwich...
Tags: Dunkin' Donuts, Doughnuts, Sandwiches, Hepatitis A , Foods and Beverages
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The history of Charles Dickens (sort of) via the Smiths (sort of)
"As everybody knows," sings Charles Dickens, "I started writing prose." Under the 19th-century facial hair is English actor and musician Mathew Baynton. He presents the life and works of Charles Dickens in a three-minute pop song that sounds like it...Tags: Literature, Television, YouTube, Music, Physiology
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CPR training events planned throughout region on Tuesday
Healthcare and public safety officials will offer free “hands-only” CPR training to residents at various locations in the tri-cities region on Tuesday. The one-day CPR training event was established out of a need to improve survival times...Tags: Emergency Health Procedures, American Heart Association, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, Hospitals and Clinics
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DUI checkpoint in Burbank: 1,021 drivers screened, zero arrests
A sobriety checkpoint in Burbank on Saturday that screened 1,021 drivers yielded zero arrests, police reported. Burbank police were stationed at Glenoaks Boulevard just north of Alameda Avenue from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m., during which six drivers were... -
Authorities seek help in identifying 'Midnight Bandit'
Authorities are asking for the public’s help in identifying a man they say is responsible for 58 gas station robberies throughout the Los Angeles County, including in Glendale, Burbank and Pasadena. The suspect -- dubbed the “Midnight...
Tags: Petroleum Industry, Downstream Oil and Gas Activities, Theft
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Buy the lady a drink: Baileys to sponsor women's fiction prize
This post has been corrected, as indicated below. Baileys liquor has been announced as the new sponsor of the British-based women's fiction prize, formerly the Orange Prize. This year's winner will receive an award of close to $46,000 in a ceremony...
Tags: Literature, A.M. Homes, United Kingdom
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Caltech professor wins another prestigious award
Caltech professor Frances Arnold has won an Eni Award for her work in renewable energy. Arnold shares the award with UCLA professor James C. Liao, who chairs the school’s chemical and biomolecular engineering department. They will be honored at...
Tags: Technology, Barack Obama, Engineering, Mike Gatto
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Career move: from finance to information technology
Who: Kevin J. Suarez, 29, of Deerfield Beach From: Mutual fund analyst at Jupiter Distribution Partners LLC To: Tier 1 technician with Integrated Technology Corporate Solutions Inc. in Fort Lauderdale in 2012 Start date: January, he was promoted...
Tags: Retirement Planning Services, Technology, Personal Finance, Fort Lauderdale, Microsoft Corporation
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Lawsuit, legislation threatened to halt USC-museum parking deal
A trustee of the California Science Center's fundraising arm on Saturday said his organization is considering legal action to block a deal that would give control of the museum’s parking to USC, part of a larger pact that would turn over...
Tags: Real Estate, Justice System, California Science Center, Realty, Museums
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USC-Coliseum deal could cripple 3 public museums, critics say
Supporters of three public museums in Exposition Park say the institutions could be permanently harmed by provisions in a proposed lease that would turn over to USC control of the neighboring Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, a chunk of state parking and the...
Tags: Science, Museums, California Science Center, Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
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