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By City News Service Taking city bus on a rainy evening A man wanted for vehicle theft was arrested today after allegedly crashing another stolen vehicle into the back of a Montebello bus, injuring three passengers. The crash was reported at about 8 a.m. at Whittier Boulevard and Vail Avenue, according to Montebello city spokesman Michael Chee. The stolen vehicle rear-ended the Montebello Bus Lines bus and the vehicle's driver attempted to flee on foot, Chee said. He was quickly spotted by a Montebello police officer and taken into custody. Three bus passengers were taken to Beverly Hospital...

Scheduled naps 'significantly improves' learning and memory for teenagers, NUS study finds Toggle share menu Advertisement (File photo) 17 Mar 2021 03:09PM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: Napping as part of a daily schedule “significantly improves learning and memory” for teenagers, National University of Singapore (NUS) researchers have found. A study done on participants aged between 15 and 19 showed that napping could be beneficial, regardless of whether the participants had sufficient sleep in a 24-hour period. Advertisement Advertisement Over...

Angry coach lashes out as Samoan players revolt NRL stars branded disrespectful after penning hard-hitting letter to Samoan PM in bid to oust coach Matt Parish Rugby League by Dean Ritchie Premium Content Subscriber only Samoan stars including Anthony Milford, Joey Leilua, Jarome Luai and Josh Papalii have taken the extraordinary step of writing to the Samoan Prime Minister seeking his intervention in having national coach Matt Parish and his coaching staff sacked. Parish fired back on Tuesday night, claiming players were "coerced" into signing the l...

Story highlights Following the government’s lead, universities in Singapore, a semi-authoritarian city-state of almost 6 million people, have taken a top-down approach to managing the coronavirus. The result: Since the start of the pandemic last year, not one person has been found to have contracted the virus at any of Singapore’s three major universities Every day, Tan Eng Chye, president of the National University of Singapore, scans his online dashboard to see how crowded the cafeterias are. If the real-time map shows that one cafeteria is too packed, he has administrators send out an ...