Paul Glickman

Pharmaceutical manufacturers will not have to set up and run a countywide program as originally proposed. Instead, supervisors will review an industry education campaign in November.

The county had stopped the cleanup of displaced residents' houses on Sunday, saying it was inadequate. About 2,500 households still have not gone home.

SoCal Gas is challenging L.A. County's directive that the company clean any home around Porter Ranch at its own expense if the residents want a cleaning.

The chemical is in the linings of cans and bottles. The state says it can harm the female reproductive system. The FDA says it's safe.

An appellate court orders a new hearing on how long SoCal Gas must keep paying to house thousands of people displaced by the Porter Ranch natural gas leak.

A state analysis finds 6-year-olds near the former battery recycler had higher blood lead levels, but suggests the age of their homes could also be a factor.

The County will ask SoCal Gas to keep paying for temporary housing for those displaced by the natural gas leak beyond Friday's deadline.

The law will allow some terminally ill patients to request life-ending medication from their doctor.

A Superior Court judge agreed Thursday to force SoCal Gas to subsidize temporary housing for displaced Porter Ranch residents until March 18.

The public health department will select 100-200 homes in the most affected area. Testing could begin by the end of next week and will take a couple of weeks.

A USC-led study finds comparing providers' prescription rates with peers and requiring written justification both led to fewer inappropriate drug orders.

The Dec. 2 attack that left 14 dead and 22 wounded brought out "the very best in our characters ... We showed the world that ... we are San Bernardino strong,"