Isn't there anyone who thinks that "packing heat" is the answer to our crime problems in Oakland?

Many homeowners are looking into what they can do in order to stay in their homes longer as they grow older and cope with illnesses.

A CORONER has warned people to be wary if they find someone in a confused or semi-conscious state that they might not be intoxicated but could have a head injury instead.

Many homeowners are exploring accessibility options in order to stay in their homes longer.

Bright and early on the morning of Oct. 16, Danbury resident Dan George will be jumping through tires, running under police barricades, balancing across concrete barriers, and climbing over taxis.

POMONA - Tucked away in the basement of Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center is a 1,500-square-foot gym that helps people who have recently suffered heart-related problems as well as those for whom years have passed since a life-changing health scare.

Giant Lady Godiva puppet to mark London 2012 Olympics

TALLADEGA, Ala. -- Quietly over the last decade, phones that make text messaging easy have changed life profoundly for millions of deaf people. Gone are the days of a deaf person driving to someone's house just to see if they are home. Wives text ...

DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES - When 12-year-old Junior Robinson ambled into D.T.L.A. Bikes, a new cycle shop on Broadway, he seemed taken aback. As he walked down the stairs he stared at the graffiti art on the walls. At the bottom of the steps, he timidly checked out at the slim, bespectacled man bicycling around the shop.

If you want to stay in your home as you age, make sure it will meet your future needs.