Free Senior Orange Blossom 5K & Senior Health Expo Planned

The Senior Health Expo features community vendors who will provide insight and information about ways to improve healthy living.

Loma Linda Performs Rare Parkinson's Disease Surgery

It's the first such surgery done in Southern California — and only the fourth in the nation.

LLUMC Celebrates 'First Ever' Board Cert. In Lifestyle Medicine

Seven physicians at Loma Linda University Health received the first-ever board certification in lifestyle medicine.

Loma Linda University Health Family Medicine Earns Recognition

NCQA Patient-Centered Medical Home standards emphasize enhanced care through patient-clinician partnership.

Loma Linda University Launches Diagnostic Medical Sonography Bachelor’s Degree

School of Allied Health Professions expands program from certificate to meet market demands.

Loma Linda Hyperbaric Medicine Service Receives Accreditation

Established in 1981, Loma Linda University Medical Center program is the only accredited critical care hyperbaric program in Inland Empire.

​Registration Open for PossAbilities & Quest Kid’s Triathlon

The 15th annual PossAbilities & Quest Kid’s Triathlon will be held on Sunday, April 23 at Loma Linda University Drayson Center.

Redlands Doctor Named CA Medical Board President

The Medical Board of California has elected Dev Gnanadev, M.D., of Redlands as its new Board President.

Report: Kaiser Permanente Among Top Violators of HIPPA

A report by the nonprofit ProPublica shows the health provider received little consequences for repeated violations.

'Significant Risk to Humans': California Crab Season Delayed Thanks to Toxin

The recreational season was scheduled to start Saturday, but the state passed an emergency prohibition Thursday.

Vaccination Opponents Inject Hope, Signatures Into Movement

Anti-vaxxers submit petition signatures to State; claim it's not about vaccinations but "fundamental freedom" to make informed choices.

Mutated 'Super Lice' Strike in California and 24 Other States

As kids go back to school, something worse than homework and detention awaits many of them.

First West Nile Virus Death Of 2015 Confirmed In California

The deceased individual was from Nevada County, state health officials said.

California's Top 15 Hospitals: Who Made The List?

U.S. News and World Report has the full breakdown.

UCLA Hospitals Ranked Even Higher by US News and World Report

Already in the Top 5 last year, it moved up two slots.

First West Nile Virus Death Of 2015 Confirmed In California

The deceased individual was from Nevada County north of Lake Tahoe, state health officials said.

Hantavirus Found Near Redlands: Discovery of Disease-Carrying Rodents Prompts Health Advisory

Mice snared in Jan. in the Norton Younglove Preserve, between San Timoteo Canyon Road and SR 60, were confirmed to be carriers of hantavirus

When Does Daylight Saving Time Start in 2015?

Are you ready to enjoy an extra hour of daylight in the evening?

Get Help Paying Your Medicare Costs

There are 4 program to help seniors save on Medicare costs.

5 Thanksgiving Appetizer Recipes in 15 Minutes or Less

Whether you’re cooking for three or 30, these easy recipes are sure to please.

Two Ways to Brine Your Turkey

After using Alton Brown's and Pioneer Woman's recipes for brining a turkey, there is a clear winner.

2014 Holiday TV Schedule: When to Tune in to Watch Holiday Classics

Find out when your favorite holiday movies will air on network television.

Business education program for women entrepreneurs now accepting applications

LATIN FLAIR TAKES THE STAGE AT SUMMER WEDNESDAYS

Government Program Eliminates Barriers to Going Green - Attend the Redlands Solar Luncheon to Learn More

"Beatles vs. Stones" Delights Fans at The Cave in Big Bear

Health Care Fraud or Health Insurance Fraud

BEACH BOYS TRIBUTE BAND WILL BRING GOOD VIBRATIONS TO SUMMER WEDNESDAYS

6 Easy, Award-Winning FAKE BACON Recipes...Hard to Believe It's This Simple and Delicious!

CSUSB honor student and dedicated musician Danny Ramadan remembered

Project CUIDAR hosts free ‘Parenting the Young Child’ workshop series in Yucaipa beginning July 21

Long-running exhibit of Ancient Egyptian artifacts set to close at CSUSB art museum

Veterans and social isolation topic of workshop at Cal State San Bernardino

Desperado returns to CSUSB’s Summer Wednesdays on July 9

CSUSB names new vice president for administration and finance

Mighty Joaquins Bring Twang of Music City to Summer Wednesdays

CSUSB’s info technology department appoints new director

Middle and High School Girls Participate In Underwater Robotics STEM Camp!

University closes July 4 for Independence Day holiday

CSUSB hires threat assessment director and forms CARE Team