Shame activates our fear-response system, which is counterproductive to lasting change. As January wanes, so too may your resolve for positive change dwindle. For many of us, January starts with a ray of hope and a determination to do better,

"I see my height-lengthening patients as my kids, and I get to watch them grow," Shahab Mahboubian, who performs up to 40 surgeries yearly, said.

A 17-year-old boy and a man were killed in a shooting at a house in Pomona, authorities said Sunday. Los Angeles County firefighters and paramedics were called at 10:30 p.m. Saturday to the 1700 block of South Reservoir Street,

Following the mass shooting that killed 11 people in Monterey Park, a local hospital is hoping to save lives by teaching people how to help those with traumatic injuries. In a demonstration

In 1980, the Inland Empire was home to 234 warehouses. There are now more than 4,000, providing significant economic benefits, but posing health and environmental costs for the region's low-income residents.

A 17-year-old boy and a man were killed in a shooting at a house in Pomona, authorities said Sunday. Los Angeles County firefighters and paramedics were called at 10:30 p.m. Saturday to the 1700 block of South Reservoir Street,

Nelson Pollock passed away on January 22, 2023 in Prescott, Arizona. He was born on September 4, 1927 in Pomona, California to Lawrence and Marie Pollock.

Homa shot a 66 in the final round to erase a six-shot deficit. Four of Homa’s six PGA Tour victories have occurred in the state of California.

The Cal Poly Rose Float team is calling for design ideas for its entry in the 135th Rose Parade. The theme of the 2024 Rose Parade is “Celebrating a World of Music.” Submissions should be emailed to calpolyrosefloat1949@gmail.

The Inland Empire now has more than 4,000 warehouses, providing significant economic benefits for the region. But this growth also has consequences.

At age 26, scrawny, Oxford-educated Samuel Fussell entered a YMCA gym in New York to escape the terrors of big city life. Four years and 80 lbs. of firm, bulging muscle later, he was competing for bodybuilding titles in the "Iron Mecca" of Southern California-so weak from intense training and starvation he could barely walk. MUSCLE is the harrowing, often hilarious chronicle of Fussell's divine obsession, his search for identity in a bizarre, eccentric world of "health fascists," "gym bunnies" and "muscleheads"-and his devout, single-minded acceptance of illness, pain, nausea, and steroid-induced rage in his quest for the holy grail of physical perfection. "synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title. Samuel Wilson Fussell resides in Montana. Since 2004 he has lived as a subsistence hunter and worked as a rescue, recovery, and salvage scuba diver for the Flathead County Sheriff Dive Rescue Team. He is a graduate of the Lawrenceville School, Pomona College, and Oxford University. Since the initial publication of Muscle, his life story has been optioned for film, television, and the stage. "About this title" may belong to another edition of this title.

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