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A program that offers intensive early treatment to people with severe mental illness aims to save taxpayers money that might otherwise be spent on costlier, emergency interventions.

A report by Mozilla notes that several apps aimed at mental health have improved their data privacy and security. But more than half still have problems, and some are terrible, Mozilla says.

San Diego author announced last year he's retiring from writing after completing this book trilogy next year

San Diego author announced last year he's retiring from writing after completing this book trilogy next year

The next 7s Discipleship small groups at Shepherd of the Prairie Lutheran Church will kickoff on Sunday, April 16. Participants will enjoy fellowship time and begin session one of the seven-week study.

Learn more about the life and ministry of Shepherd of the Prairie Lutheran Church in Huntley.

The freeways, the smog, the people, the culture, the intellect — nothing and no one is spared when it comes to people from New York and elsewhere insulting Los Angeles.

The 2007-08 writers' strike, and lingering mistrust between big media companies and their Hollywood workers, has cast a long shadow over current WGA contract talks.

Los Angeles County has ended its COVID-19 employee vaccination requirement, allowing workers — including sheriff's deputies and firefighters — to be hired even if they haven't gotten a shot.

California is offering cash to students and community groups to spread the word about a $2,500 grant for students who lost jobs because of COVID-19.