Monthly Archives: September, 2021

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After 9/11, Some Found Healing by Helping

Gabriel Medrano was working on the docks across the East River when he heard the first plane crash into the World Trade Center on 9/11.

California Homeschooling Instructor Charged With Rape, Sexual Abuse Of 14-Year-Old Boy

The Fresno County Sheriff's Office has made an impassioned plea for any other possible victims to come forward after a local teacher was arrested last week after she was accused of assaulting a teenage student under her care.

One of the oldest Taco Bell locations in California is closing

One of the oldest Taco Bell locations in California is closing Tuesday after 54 years, as first reported by the Orange County Register.

Flags honoring 13 U.S. service members killed in Kabul airport attack found vandalized in Riverside

A memorial placed in Riverside to honor the 13 American service members who were killed in a suicide bombing at the Kabul airport as the U.S. exited Afghanistan late last month was found vandalized on Labor Day, police said Tuesday.

Travel nurses quit California hospital after 1 day over EHR

Four traveling nurses quit their assignments at Providence St. Joseph Hospital just one day after starting because they were unfamiliar with the Eureka, Calif.-based hospital's EHR system, the Times Standard reported Sept. 4.

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