Nevada Lawmaker Wants Names of Doctors Who Overprescribe The chairman of the Nevada Senate Judiciary Committee is asking the drug company that makes OxyContin to turn over information... Read More
Electrical Cord to Blame in Oahu House Fire Investigators say an electrical cord from a floor lamp is the cause of a fire that completely gutted a two-story... Read More
After Airliner Crash, San Francisco Fire Chief Bans Helmet Cams A San Francisco Fire Department ban on video cameras now explicitly includes helmet-mounted devices that film emergency scenes, according to... Read More
California Building Demolition Fuels Quake Study It took just seconds for a 13-story building overlooking San Francisco Bay to implode, spewing smoke and chunks of concrete... Read More
Trader Joe’s Suing Man Who Resells Their Products The Trader Joe’s chain of grocery stores is suing a man who buys their products in Washington state and resells... Read More
Colorado Dam Razed for Safety Upgrades At least 11 dams in Southwest Colorado are classified as high-hazard, which means their failure could cause at least one... Read More
Alaska Pays High Cost for Heavy Drinking A new Centers for Disease Control report says Alaskans pay a heavy price for heavy drinking of alcohol. The CDC... Read More
California Bill Allowing Abuse Victims More Time to Sue Fails A California bill that would give some sex abuse victims more time to sue has failed to gain enough support... Read More
DUI Victim’s Family Sues Oregon Restaurants The family of a Cottage Grove, Ore., woman who was killed by a drunken driver is suing the man and... Read More
State Touts Continued Work Comp Improvement The Montana Department of Labor says the incidence of work comp injuries continues to decline. The agency’s recent annual workers’... Read More