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Eddie Gonzalez, the former Long Beach Unified School District school safety officer, shot and killed the 18-year-old Rodriguez last month near Millikan High.

VALLEJO — Eva Overton is looking forward to college. And to being able to create her own meals while she’s on her own. Overton is one of eight students who are part of a Youth Cooking Pilot Program launched by Sustainable Solano. She and her fellow students at St. Patrick-St. Vincent High Scho

Grief-stricken family holds vigil, looks for answers in deadly shooting of woman "My niece, Robin was so sweet and kindhearted. We loved her so much and want the person who did this caught," said Pam Jackson Author: Robert Townsend Updated: 10:30 PM CDT July 22, 2021 ST. LOUIS — They huddled in a circle near the corner of Ashland and Newstead in The Ville Neighborhood in north St. Louis. More than a dozen family members were crying while holding lit candles to ...

HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH and TODD RICHMOND Heather Ousley sits with her older children Elliannah, 15, right, and Samuel, 13, in front of their home in Merriam, Kan, Tuesday. Ousley was thrilled when she heard the FDA was expected to authorize Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine for youngsters ages 12 to 15 and was hoping to get her kids vaccinated as soon as she can. (AP photo) MISSION, Kan. — After more than a year of fretting over her 13-year son with a rare liver disease, Heather Ousley broke into te...

US parents excited over prospect of virus shots for children May. 06, 2021 at 6:00 am Parents still have time to get their children vaccinated for the new school year. (Photo courtesy smchealth.org) HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH and TODD RICHMOND, Associated Press After more than a year of fretting over her 13-year son with a rare liver disease, Heather Ousley broke into tears when she learned that he and millions of other youngsters could soon be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine. “This day is the b...

May 5, 2021 Share After more than a year of fretting over her 13-year son with a rare liver disease, Heather Ousley broke into tears when she learned that he and millions of other youngsters could soon be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine. “This day is the best day in the history of days!!! I love this day!!!” she texted, joining other parents and educators in welcoming the news that the Food and Drug Administration is expected to authorize Pfizer’s vaccine by next week for childr...

Associated Press MISSION, Kan. — After more than a year of fretting over her 13-year son with a rare liver disease, Heather Ousley broke into tears when she learned that he and millions of other youngsters could soon be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine. “This day is the best day in the history of days!!! I love this day!!!” she texted, joining other parents and educators in welcoming the news that the Food and Drug Administration is expected to authorize Pfizer’s vaccine by next week f...

US parents excited over prospect of virus shots for children Heather Ousley sits with her older children Elliannah, 15, right, and Samuel, 13, in front of their home in Merriam, Kan, Tuesday. Ousley was thrilled when she heard the FDA was expected to authorize Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine for youngsters ages 12 to 15 and was hoping to get her kids vaccinated as soon as she can. AP FILE - In this Dec. 14, 2020, file photo, a vial of the Pfizer vaccine for COVID-19 sits on a table at Hartford Hos...

Heather Ousley broke into tears when she learned that her 13-year-old son with liver disease could soon be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine.

MISSION, Kan. - After more than a year of fretting over her 13-year son with a rare liver disease, Heather Ousley broke into tears when she learned that he and millions of other youngsters could soon be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine.