Paradise, CA News

• Paradise, CA News
• 'Grumpy' Davis remembered for defying his nickname
• PHS seniors celebrate milestone
• Class of 2012 walks the walk
• Ridgeview, eLearning Academy students graduate
• Lake fees on PID agenda tonight
• Greer lists experience, transparency as talking points
• Road closures pending as Highway 171 project progresses
• State says 188 school districts in trouble
• Magalia woman arrested on burglary charges
• Supervisor candidate Huffman wants to guide local economy to stability
• Congressional candidates present selves at Paradise forum
• PINT students celebrate STAR accomplishments
• CTA president: Tax initiative necessary for state infrastructure
• DiDuca seeks to decrease role of government
• For the Record: May 14-15
• Musicians gather to battle cancer
• Students gear up for a summer of reading
• School district to discuss additional cuts tomorrow
• Teen abuse of prescription pain drugs starts early
• Meet-and-greet favored over debate at Paradise Library candidate forum
• Kids get gift of flight from volunteer pilots
• Local celebrities walk with elementary students
• Ridge residents line up for free dental work
• Study finds 12 health problems that can be deadly for people with COPD
• District 5 supervisor candidates field questions in Stirling City
• Reeling in the big one
• Supervisor candidates square off at forum
• Solar boat test launch a success
• Analysis raises concerns about how clinical trials are conducted
• Tight swaddling may raise babies' risk of hip problems
• CareNet's Human Race gets off to a running start
• Reeling in the fun at PRPD's fishing derby
• School counselors, vice principal jobs spared
• PUSD board reluctantly approves traffic signal plan
• Art in 3-D
• Solar-powered boat to get test float today
• New drug approved for erectile dysfunction
• Blood sugar control a challenge for kids with type 2 diabetes
• Town Council votes in new chief, distributes funds
• PUSD to hear budget, traffic signal issues
• Exercise, healthy diet help keep cancer from coming back
• Walking can cut fatigue after cancer surgery, study suggests
• Gum disease not a proven cause of heart disease, experts say
• Donkey stubbornness on full display at derby
• Gold Nugget Days brings out fun in the sun
• New board founded to dissolve RDA
• Council meeting to cover contested issues
• Queen contest kicks off historical celebration
• Canned produce can be a nutritional bargain, study says
• McCann named 2012 Gold Nugget Queen
• American Lung Association issues guidelines for lung cancer screening
• DUI Task Force to search for impaired drivers this weekend
• Measles cases hit 15-year high
• Miocene maintenance soon to be completed
• Gold Nugget Days brings past to present
• Upcoming conference to address local business needs
• Town to host first RDA oversight meeting
• Arthritis patients who skip prescribed gastroprotective drugs risk side effects
• Active lifestyle may reduce Alzheimer's risk, study shows
• Ponderosa gets a makeover
• Pine Ridge race raises funds for school
• Young anglers fish for fun
• Treasure Cove offers neat stuff, opportunities
• Chipper ahoy!
• Residents looking for a break on lake fees
• Town wants to install signal at school intersection
• State transfer gives PUSD $1.6 million opportunity
• Make safety a priority during spring cleaning chores
• Hearing on Ridge arson case centers on GPS use
• Fewer kids dying from unintentional injuries
• Hip and knee replacements not as successful in smokers
• Kids Fishing Day to give kids an angle on trout
• Runners help raise money for Pine Ridge School
• PID to discuss fees tonight
• Former Paradise Post editor and publisher dies
• PUSD eligible for last minute funds
• Vaccines for babies: Tips to ease the pain
• A sibling's stroke significantly raises your risk, study finds
• Muscle training a safe, effective treatment for urinary incontinence in women
• County sends notices for sign removal
• Sunny days in the forecast
• Paradise school board to meet Tuesday
• Low levels of BPA in plastics aren't a health threat, FDA says
• Many cancer survivors die from conditions other than cancer, study shows
• Prostate cancer more likely to return in overweight men, study suggests
• Town hears, accepts audit report
• Wash reusable grocery bags regularly, dietitians advise
• Town to explore wastewater partnership with Chico
• Most people get enough vitamins A and D and folate, report shows
• Depression after stroke common, undertreated
• Cancer death rates declining, but obesity and lack of exercise are a growing concern
• Easter egg hunt draws crowd
• County looking into "illegal" signs
• Paul addresses Chico State crowd
• Town to hear wastewater plans at special meeting
• Grant funding could improve local biking
• Weight loss and exercise help prevent disability in overweight adults with type 2 diabetes
• Cellphones don't cause brain cancer, expert panel says
• Religious signs draws action from Supervisor candidate
• Rock show is out of this world
• No lion, bear blood found Biggs backpack
• Eating raisins may help lower blood pressure
• Study: Heart bypass surgery has survival edge over angioplasty
• Bed sharing, exposure to cigarette smoke raise SIDS risk
• Pictures of clogged arteries help inspire healthy behavior
• PINT students celebrate excellence with ice cream, dancing
• Town to meet on planning issues, labor negotiations
• Women on wheels
• Sleeping too much or too little can hurt the heart, study suggests
• Soy foods may help lower blood pressure
• Mock accident simulates tragedy
• Man claims attack by lion, saved by a bear
• Paradise man's battle of bands to raise money
• Study links white rice, type 2 diabetes risk
• Medications are behind most accidental child poisonings, report says
• Police arrest one in pharmacy burglary
• Five-year survival rates improving for common childhood cancer
• Fresh look at Paradise High
• Rotary, PID teaming up to fight polio
• State takeover might be in district's future
• Plane stolen from Paradise Airport
• About two-thirds of Americans weigh too much, government says
• Gastroenteritis deaths have doubled, report shows
• Paradise High student to host art show Saturday
• Ridge theatre house cancels show
• First day of Spring? Not so fast
• For women, new guidelines for cervical cancer screening
• Synthetic marijuana can send kids to the ER
• Musicians should watch for signs of common skin condition
• Too few women getting tested for chlamydia, survey shows
• Locks of Love hits Paradise High
• PID to meet Wednesday
• Pediatricians offer updated baseball safety tips
• CHP shooting in Paradise declared justified
• Cutting back on red meat may extend your life, study says
• Man arrested after he leads Paradise Police on short chase
• Siler chosen for RDA oversight
• Six vie for District 5
• Storm hits Ridge, two more on way
• Efforts to prevent youth smoking should be redoubled, Surgeon General says
• Rain headed to Paradise
• Stairs can be dangerous for kids, study warns
• Man shot after fleeing from police, crashing into vehicles
• Allergic skin reaction sending more people to the hospital
• Mild concussions can cause lasting problems for kids
• Device helps Paradise woman deal with seizures
• Paradise Police Chief selection process begins
• Paradise woman's eBook gains Today's attention
• Heart association urges honest, informed talk between doctors and people with heart failure
• Broom burning points to tough fire season
• Each year with diabetes means higher stroke risk
• Readathon comes to Paradise
• Feather River Hospital opens brand new ER
• Suicide Prevention summit in Chico
• Town hears budget report
• Americans urged to learn their family history of colorectal cancer
• Mental effects of breast cancer chemotherapy may linger for years
• Charter school supporters demonstrate at state capitol
• Statin warning labels get an update
• Pediatricians reaffirm breastfeeding recommendations
• Art alliance turnout down
• Town's deficit projected to rise
• Pregnancy complications may raise heart disease risk later in life
• 8:45 a.m. update: Chains required in Magalia; Two schools closed
• Colonoscopy prevents colon cancer deaths, study suggests
• CCCs work to clear broom plants
• Students thrive in PHS's Fusion class
• Bathtub refinishing products can be dangerous, government warns
• Many with asthma don't do all they can to control the disease
• Women's heart attacks don't always cause chest pain, study shows
• Raw milk causes most U.S. dairy-linked disease outbreaks
• Who wants to be a sixth-grader?
• Unfinished school board meeting pushed to Tuesday
• Women with peripheral arterial disease often not diagnosed
• Antibiotics don't help acute sinus infections, study suggests
• Minor injuries in Skyway rollover
• Paradise man found dead in Inskip
• Republican leaders endorse Brown's pension plan
• Couch time OK for kids who exercise regularly, study suggests
• Basketball at dusk
• ARC buys old PID building
• PID may use recycled water
• Dodge ball game to help injured Magalia girl
• Lack of willpower may keep Americans from reaching healthy goals
• PUSD to talk layoffs, gym
• About 1 in 10 children live with a parent who has an alcohol problem
• Town, police and fire units to meet Wednesday
• One-third of new cancer cases could be prevented, group says
• PRPD pulls out of community village project
• PID discusses future of Paradise water supply
• Clemens is ready for her close up, makes film debut
• Too many kids still exposed to secondhand smoke in cars
• Heart failure linked to brittle bones
• Helping hands for Haiti
• Public hearing begins for CDBG money
• Ridge rockers raise funds for veterans
• Candidate filing season opens
• Americans are getting too much sodium
• Millions of Americans have had a knee replaced
• Woman arrested for manslaughter
• Town workers, volunteers honored for their service
• Two walk away from rollover
• Woman hurt in Skyway accident
• Paradise man gets probation for threatening ex-girlfriend
• Knee replacement may mean longer, healthier life for people with osteoarthritis
• Butte College refinances - saves $5.6 million
• Waiting for a miracle
• Achieving history
• Aanestad will run for Congress
• New immunization schedules advise HPV vaccine for boys
• Middle-aged heart risks dramatically increase chance of heart attack, stroke
• Carpooling parents inconsistent with booster seats, survey finds
• Six more months ...
• Town to hear cost saving measures
• Fish and Game Commission votes to protect Mountain Yellow-Legged Frogs
• Gregorio leaving Salvation Army on Feb. 15
• Attorney representing Magalia volunteer firefighter to challenge GPS data
• Logue supports transportation bill
• Many adults with rheumatoid arthritis are inactive
• For the Record: Jan. 30
• Snow Goose festival delights young and old
• RDA payment schedule set
• Ridge doctor's license is suspended
• Town's applications for police chief at 19
• Breast, colorectal and cervical cancer screening rates too low
• Dietary cholesterol, animal fat linked to gestational diabetes
• OB-GYNs urged to screen for relationship violence, abuse
• Mental exercise may limit protein linked to Alzheimer's disease
• Tipped boat causes traffic to back up on Clark Road
• It's open! - well, kinda
• Residents air comments on summit project
• Leg, foot amputations decline in people with diabetes
• Parental involvement can help obese kids slim down
• Sex is safe for most people with heart disease
• Fedora bandit is caught
• Aanestad mulling a congressional run
• Oldies are back on the FM air
• Culleton running for re-election
• Traffic a concern for Paradise Summit
• Women with normal bone density can delay their next test, study suggests
• Bertagna now a Paradise Police officer
• Sunscreen use drops when kids reach adolescence
• Prehypertension puts men at risk for heart rhythm disorder
• Lucasfilm asks Magalia man for help
• Council keeps current PPD chief salary schedule
• PRPD sign lights up Skyway
• Listen up: Wearing headphones can put pedestrians at risk
• Obesity rates in U.S. plateau, but remain high
• Are we stressed? National survey says yes
• Logue, Nielsen take aim at Brown's speech
• Sharing the light
• PPD Chief position may get salary bump
• Small fire extinguished on Pentz
• Obesity surgery: Study suggests gastric bypass is superior to gastric banding
• Magalia girl hurt in Bodega Bay fall
• MLK celebration tonight at 7 p.m.
• New guidelines emphasize the community's role in cancer prevention
• Drug may help gout patients stick to long-tem therapy
• Rocking out
• PUSD board seeks alternate gym location
• New English classes, jersey retirement on school agenda
• One in six Americans binge drinks
• Losing a loved one can raise heart attack risk
• 1:45 p.m. update: Search for parolee-at-large broken off
• Paradise Police finally catches alleged car thief
• Children's acetaminophen: Stay safe, know the dose
• Herger calls an to a 35-year political career
• Writing about values helps women lose weight, study suggests
• Hall fractures skull, misses meetings
• Warm weather set to continue
• Last Tuesday edition today
• Weight-loss surgery may lower risk of heart problems
• Tradition brings pilots to Paradise
• Nichols announces town council bid
• Supervisor talks about his retirement
• One arrested in rollover on Skyway
• Blogging may help teens cope with social distress
• Yamaguchi says it's time to move on
• Yamaguchi not running for 4th term
• Local therapist to demonstrate 'trigger point' relief
• Long-time Butte County judge to retire
• Poisoning now top cause of injury death-drugs usually to blame
• Paradise Honor Guard keeps tradition going into New Year
• Baby Landon rings in the new year on Sunday night
• DUI arrests top 100 this holiday season
• Paradise woman thankful for support during ordeal
• Accident sends one woman to Enloe
• Post's top 10 stories of 2011
• UPDATE: Court rules in favor of state on redevelopment
• Post announces frequency reduction
• Town awaits State Supreme Court RDA ruling
• Ridge boy to be charged as an adult
• CMA serves hundreds
• PHS football program selected for Post's Newsmaker of the Year
• Workers keep town going, even on Christmas
• Vandals strike against Christian message on sign
• PID holds last meeting of 2011
• Man tells tale of skull discovery
• Teen smoking, alcohol use down, marijuana use up survey shows
• Antioxidants help women avoid strokes, study suggests
• Volunteers help Ridge residents for Christmas
• Paradise Alliance to host Christmas Eve dinner
• Diabetes, obesity each raise breast cancer risk for women, study says
• Investigators: Democrats manipulated citizens' redistricting effort in California
• Intruder shot and killed in Magalia home invasion
• 11 a.m. UPDATE: Second suspect in Magalia home invasion arrested
• Magalia man allegedly tries robbing In and Out
• The 'fun' in fundraiser
• 'Tis the season - to Avoid the Eight
• Ridge woman gets her surgery
• PID to hold last meeting of 2011
• Board hears sci-fi, music theatre class proposals
• Eating fish may help young women avoid heart disease
• JAMISON: It's bowling time
• Government targets misleading weight-loss surgery ads
• Man gets eight years for sex abuse
• Rodgers named to PRPD board
• One hurt in Buschmann accident
• Paradise DMV office to close temporarily
• PUSD board to hear sci-fi, music proposals
• Former Ridge doctor hit tree
• Repairs made during power outage
• UPDATE: Judge to consider murder charge in Monterey drug death
• Many men can safely delay treatment for prostate cancer, government panel finds
• Tailgaters unite!
• Lights to go out in Paradise
• All I want for Christmas ...
• Homeopathic weight loss products may be dangerous, government warns
• HIV remains uncontrolled for many
• PHS gym closer to reality
• Council approves part-time contract with Buzzard
• Nuisance plant targeted
• White: No fifth town council term
• Power outage planned for Saturday
• A few key medicines cause most drug reactions in seniors
• Frequent fish feasts may boost brain health
• Kids, cops go shopping
• Bikers hit the open road for good cause
• Water rates going up
• Early, aggressive treatment best for juvenile arthritis, study suggests
• 'Freshman 15' weight-gain is fiction, study finds
• Reason for the season
• Town to meet next week
• Fire safe councils ready for broom eradication
• More Americans living to 90 and beyond
• $160,000 needed for operation
• PID abandons easement to help PCV project
• Police seek vehicle in hit-and-run
• Keep Bumbo Baby Seats on the ground, government warns
• Home fragrance products may be a respiratory hazard, allergists warn
• Happiness is a warm quilt
• Former Ridge student injured in assault
• Volunteer firefighter bound over for arson trial
• Regular narcotic use before knee replacement may hinder recovery
• Type 1 diabetes: Early, intensive treatment halves kidney disease risk
• Community dinner serves hundreds
• Cholesterol screening recommended for all kids
• Inspecting Carol
• Online tool helps consumers learn about cancer-fighting foods
• Crash sends 4 to hospital
• Preparing for fire season
• Families are fed with help of local organizations
• Arthritis raises women's fracture risk, studies suggest
• Precancerous vulvar condition affecting more women, experts say
• Magalia home destroyed
• Feeding the masses, warming the hearts
• Cedarwood protected
• Early treatment better for herniated disks, study finds
• Government urges people to safely dispose of sharp medical devices
• A poet, and she knows it
• Christmas bells for Christmas cheer
• FRH packages dinner boxes
• Police warn of Microsoft scam
• Buzzard to call it a career on Dec. 17
• PUSD approves short-day schedule
• Stirling City might not get mail
• Swallowed magnets pose serious risk for kids
• Golf benefits PG&E families
• Paradise gym on district agenda
• Burning rules set by Butte County
• Paradise gym on district agenda
• Golf benefits PG&E families
• Most people get too much salt, study finds
• Remembering their service
• Post Office meeting Tuesday
• Three arrested on narcotics charges
• Prescription painkiller overdoses on the rise
• Inactivity may contribute to thousands of cancer cases a year
• Town votes on traffic signals
• PRPD honors Steve Williams
• Park district loses board member
• Band equipment stolen after show
• Samaritan free clinic celebrates its second year
• Ridge man now facing a murder charge in Monterey death
• Are you reading food labels as closely as you think?
• O'NEILL: How much is too much money?
• Screams bring funds, fun to CCCS
• Golf fundraising tournament for two late PG&E employees
• Town council to vote on contracts, grants
• Family members of weight-loss surgery patients lose weight too
• Changes at PUSD coming
• Trial testimony begins for Magalia man charged in machete fight
• Earthquake shakes Ridge
• Woman injured after being struck by car
• Government encourages older adults to exercise
• PPAC facelift gets funding
• New Norton Buffalo CD released as a tribute
• Experts propose less frequent cervical cancer screening
• Restless legs syndrome may raise women's blood pressure
• Methane project gets underway
• Town approves new employee agreements
• PUSD talks business Tuesday
• Safe sleeping guidelines for infants expanded
• Creekside 6 students study ancient humans
• School board talks money, bargaining
• Town to consider employee agreements
• 49er: Oct. 20 issue
• Babies and toddlers shouldn't get screen time, pediatricians say
• Woman hurt in Skyway rollover
• Nearly 100 kids take in Kids Fly Free
• Prostate cancer test's risks outweigh benefits, task force says
• Report identifies best medicines for treating juvenile arthritis
• FDA clears new diabetes-cholesterol combo drug
• Traffic stop, pot raid net two suspects
• Cash enters police force
• Volunteers are recognized for fire safety
• Butte Grand Jury once again taking a look at PRPD
• Singing seniors make audition tape for TV show
• Board has questions about new gym
• Brain injuries sending more kids to the ER
• Growing number of oral cancers linked to HPV, study finds
• NFL star has a Lott to say
• Fire destroys Magalia home
• Work week kicks off with a drizzle
• Pregnancy: Overall healthy diet helps lower birth defect risk
• Overweight kids risk high blood pressure
• Accused arsonist appears in court
• Flue fire good reminder for annual cleaning
• New high school gym on Tuesday agenda
• Vigorous exercise cuts men's heart attack risk
• Drunken driving rates down, but still too high
• Volunteer firefighter accused of 9 arson counts
• DUI proposal fails at town council
• Former 49er Ronnie Lott coming to town
• Poor footwear may worsen gout pain
• CAL FIRE/Butte County Fire to Lift Burn Ban
• Herbal remedy fails to ease men's urinary symptoms, study shows
• Cement truck rolls off Skyway, injures one
• Ridge man arrested on alleged rape charge
• PID clears director accused of Brown Act violation
• Bedbugs don't cause illness, but improper pesticide use might
• Family dinners help teens resist drugs
• Cardiac rehab may help after a warning stroke
• A distingushed tree?
• Town plans to charge for DUIs
• PID finds light resistance to plan
• Budget news improves for district
• Lack of sleep linked to risky behavior in high schoolers
• E-R/OMR publisher leaving for post in Washington state
• Flu shots important during pregnancy
• Helping hands
• Connie Rogers retires from GNM
• MRI delivered to Feather River Hospital
• Over-the-counter asthma inhalers to disappear at year's end
• Anderson Brothers wins PID contract
• PID union addresses board in open session
• Depression may raise stroke risk
• Apples, pears linked to lower stroke risk
• More young people being hospitalized for alcohol, drug overdoses
• New wheels for hit and run victim
• School board addresses fund flexibility
• PID hires recycle designer
• Magalia woman injured in suspected DUI crash
• Diabetes raises dementia risk, study suggests
• Many with atrial fibrillation aren't aware of increased stroke risk
• CAL FIRE looking for fire tips
• Fire damages Lovelock Inn
• Feather River sued by stroke victim
• Police arrest one man at gunpoint near school
• Paradise father and son were at fatal Reno air race
• Two people injured in four car Clark Road collision
• Flu shots could prevent many child influenza deaths, report finds
• Lovelock Inn damaged by fire
• Diagnosing dementia early benefits patients and caregivers, report finds
• Obama's proposals v. partisan plans
• Family escapes home fire
• PID to consider pond pump
• Magalia man, deputy wins gold in police games
• Home from Afghanistan
• PG&E works on Philbrook spillway
• Boat caught some eyes in Paradise
• Paradise man builds huge yacht in San Rafael
• Calorie-burning benefits of vigorous exercise last for hours
• Treating heart risks can improve men's sexual health
• Four healthy habits make one big dent in heart failure risk
• Highway 70 tanker spill involves Paradise man
• Paradise firefighters create Sept. 11 memorial
• Singin' seniors look for their big break
• PRPD appoints Williams' successor
• Town to submit CAL FIRE proposal
• Volunteer for the right reasons and you may live longer
• Despite sign, police can't confirm Harvey murder
• Always remember
• Teen arrested for criminal threats
• A dog day afternoon
• Chondroitin sulfate may help arthritic hands
• More young children getting vaccinated, government survey shows
• Sept. 11 memorial unveiled at Butte College
• September 11, 2001 is not forgotten
• Sept. 11 headlines from The Post
• PCV set to break ground
• 'Missing' rifle found through label error
• Smoking rates decline slightly
• Dry lightning strikes expected in Northeast California
• Council approves pot ordinance
• The dog days of summer
• Museum searches for missing rifle
• Kids need flu shots every year
• Ready, set, launch!
• Boy scout saves grandpa's life
• Drunk drivers keep cops busy over holiday
• Sugary drinks a big part of many Americans' diets
• Self-confidence helps people with rheumatoid arthritis reach exercise goals
• Restless nights may raise blood pressure
• Fires close down Clark Road
• Town council set to consider pot law
• CHP to troll river for DUIs, parking violators
• Research tool predicts weight loss based on varying diet, exercise changes
• Residents want more access to SPI land
• One plea bargain in Jones murder case
• State parks bill passes state Senate
• Not enough girls getting HPV vaccine, government reports
• Wax in, wax out
• Titus, Palmer foxtrot their way to a Star title
• Family dog alerts owner to fire
• Vaccines generally safe, report says
• Women who smoke or drink are less likely to take cancer-preventing medicine as prescribed
• Paradise dances with its stars
• A classic car fundraiser
• <b>UPDATE:</b> Fire Concow contained at seven acres
• Cholesterol-lowering foods work better than low-fat diet, study suggests
• Eating at your desk? Don't forget to follow safe food practices
• Paradise man arrested in Monterey murder
• PCV readies its gold shovels
• Paradise Irrigation District may sell property
• PRPD looks to replace the late Steve Williams
• Study looks at mental illness differences between men, women
• Back to School for Paradise - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Lou Legerton remembered for humor, kindness
• Assault victim remains at Oakland hospital
• Town shows state its RDA financials
• Falls from windows a hazard for kids
• Town says goodbye to Williams
• Funding trigger may blow $1.3 million hole in PUSD budget
• Confusion causes lookout scam alert
• Search on for missing Magalia boy
• Depression linked to increased stroke risk in women
• Beaten Paradise girl may come home Monday
• School board: Here's your sign ...
• Final phase of Highway 171 funded
• PHS to get revenue from radio station
• Sleep apnea quickly returns when treatment stops
• 15-year-old girl beaten
• Sierra Gem burglarized
• Steve Williams, former PRPD member, dies at 62
• Report ranks sleep apnea remedies
• Two men gassed out of Bille Road home
• Kids benefit from parenting styles geared to their personality type
• Money to be topic at district meeting
• PRPD rejects two TARC bids
• Fire safe, but not not hacker safe
• Soy doesn't help during menopause, study finds
• Magalia man allegedly murdered by son
• Mold exposure early in life raises asthma risk
• UDPATE:Paradise woman died in jeep accident
• LaMalfa meets with local Tea Party
• Magalia man found dead
• Chico man swerves off Skyway, arrested for DUI
• Dieters may benefit from changes in their eating environment
• Two arrested in Magalia
• Singing for Sawmill Peak
• Accidents mar Monday afternoon
• Kids' sack lunches often reach unsafe temperatures
• Early treatment best for toe troubles, report says
• Study links midlife health to brain size, thinking abilities later in life
• Ridge man to stand trial on threats charge
• Town of Paradise is further in the budget hole
• PRPD's Trinca wants new bids on center
• Gout becoming more common, study finds
• DeSabla Market burns to ground
• MasterCraft could file suit to get $3.3 million back from driver in Lake Oroville boating accident
• Building muscle may help prevent diabetes
• Chico may be town's sewer answer
• CAL FIRE chief talks fire fees
• Town Council approves PCV deal
• Study looks at risk factors for blood clots after knee replacement
• Even a little exercise helps prevent heart disease
• Getting ready for the dance
• PUSD approves new administrators
• Retired stockbroker offers free advice
• Clogged arteries linked to dementia
• Brain injury increases stroke risk
• Woman killed in Hwy. 70 motorcycle crash
• Woman killed in head-on crash
• Fulton remembered as honest, creative
• An inside look at SPI
• Ridge father disputes kidnapping story
• Vegetarian and high-fiber diets may lower risk for common bowel disorder
• Antibiotics better than cranberry treatments for preventing urinary tract infections
• Business and criminal partner unveils defendant's alleged role in Jones murder
• More than just a post office
• CCCS now a non-profit, PUSD adjusts its books
• Terry Ashe Center to host Fulton memorial at noon Friday
• School board ponders sign agreement
• Parenting style affects how well kids control type 1 diabetes
• Glass half full: Optimists enjoy lower stroke risk, study finds
• Sawmill Peak Lookout is in the black - this year
• CAL FIRE chief to address state fire fee
• One hurt in two-car accident
• Len Fulton, former supervisor, dies
• Crossing streets especially risky for kids with ADHD
• Obesity a problem in every state
• PID's Hall: 'I'm not leaving'
• Jones murder hearing set for Monday
• More youths in protective custody
• Personality traits may influence weight
• Woman robbed at knifepoint in her Paradise home
• For the Record: July 16
• Busy start to pot season
• Walmart sends PR flyer to residents
• Wendy's gets thumbs up from Planning Commission
• Calorie content of restaurant foods not always as advertised, study finds
• Summer heat especially dangerous for seniors
• PID to consider booting Hall from board
• Breakup leads to man's arrest
• Former PPAC executive director dies at 93
• Self esteem similar for young men and young women, study finds
• Concert fundraiser sells out
• Wendy's coming to Paradise?
• Three Ridge mothers arrested for child abuse
• Magalia driver rear-ended in Pearson Road collision
• PID passes budget
• PRPD gets ethics, no news on PCV
• Public health changes policies
• Single vaccine protects seniors from tetanus, diphtheria and whooping cough
• Police respond to mobile home park bear report
• Report prompts PRPD ethics training plan
• Fun and games helps girl get lung transplant
• Seniors need frequent exercise to maintain muscle size
• Lung cancer screening no substitute for quitting smoking
• Pot ordinance approved
• PHS graduate in sailboat race
• Getting access to the telephone
• Parents should keep safety in mind for working teens
• Colorectal cancer screening on the rise, deaths on the decline
• Ridge 'smoke detector' gets its batteries
• Men accused of murder arraigned
• Commission to consider pot law again
• Massage beats medication, physical therapy for low-back pain
• Late-talking kids usually catch up without trouble, study suggests
• Woman dies after being hit by car
• Studies show mixed results on potential new therapies for type 1 diabetes
• Dogtown Faire draws holiday crowd
• PRPD pulls out of years-long project
• School board ponders PRPD electric sign plan
• Substance abusing teens often become addicted adults
• Council approves Rough's early exit
• 'Late start' idea goes before school board
• Town approves final budget for 2011/12
• Talk therapy may ease depression, improve survival after stroke
• Kids' media habits affect sleep, study suggests
• Gimme shelter
• School board approves contracts, layoffs
• 3 charged in Ridge murder
• New crib rules mean safer sleep for babies
• Park district withdraws from Community Village
• School board: 'No' to lunch price increase
• Ridge man to be arraigned on sex charges
• Prostate cancer deadlier for smokers, study suggests
• Cancer deaths down, but least educated seeing less of the benefit
• Pizza deliveryman rolls car
• Prinicipals talk about PHS gig
• Biting cat sought
• New cigarette warnings bring harmful effects into full-color focus
• Breast implant problems grow more common over time
• Rough to retire early, to take part time job
• One woman injured in two-car Skyway accident
• Paradise High trading one principal for two
• Greer: I am running for supervisor
• Paradise man killed in Feather River Canyon crash
• Food allergies affect more kids than previously thought
• Chiang withhold pays
• Town commission to review PRPD tree cutting
• Beating the heat and getting ready for summer
• Paradise Irrigation District releases water quality report
• Parents reminded of drowning dangers posed by portable and inflatable pools
• Too much TV takes a heavy toll on health, study says
• School district may retire softball player's jersey
• Paradise man arrested on murder charge
• PID OK's 600 meter repeaters
• Breastfeeding linked to lower SIDS risk
• Nourishment for mind, body offered in Magalia
• Coutolenc Park closed thanks to vandals
• World's largest swim lesson hits Paradise
• New rules issued for sunscreen labels
• Meaningful activities and healthy habits improve quality of life for seniors
• Tall Pines hosts video for Aaron Rodgers' label
• Injured disc golfer identified; in fair condition
• A day for diversity
• PID plant may get upgrades
• Lookout for fire and bargains
• Moderate to intense exercise may protect seniors' brains
• Cruisin' Paradise rolls back into town
• World's largest swimming lesson set for June 14
• Paradise couple gets prison for fatal beating
• JAMISON: GOP don't know history
• Salmonella infections on the rise, but foodborne illnesses rates declining overall
• Coutolenc Park closing?
• Fire season is around the corner
• Town approves short consent agenda
• Smoking raises women's risk for peripheral arterial disease
• Jury finds boat maker, driver responsible for $31.4 million in boating accident
• 3 PID directors say salaries not a surprise
• 18 graduate from PAA
• Rain doesn't dampen relay
• A Clark Road vehicle melee
• Summer heat a danger for kids left in cars
• And they're off ...
• Planning commission approves pot rule
• Town may amend Walmart agreement
• Food pyramid replaced by MyPlate symbol
• PHS Class of 2011 celebrates graduation
• Oroville man rolls car on way home
• Cars, home damaged by fallen oaks
• PID sets hearing date for water management plan
• Attorney: Blame MasterCraft's boat design
• Arguments in Bell case begin
• Update: No one hurt in rollover on Clark
• Most sports concussions occur in school-age children, report shows
• EPA is about taking our liberties
• God, bless America
• Warm holiday, but wet weather to return today
• PID board 'surprised' by employees' pay
• Kids should avoid energy drinks, limit sports drinks, pediatricians say
• Brisk walking helpful for men with prostate cancer, study suggests
• Remembering veterans
• TOTR rehearsal under the gun
• Keep food safety in mind when grilling
• Around the world in a day
• Busy day for Paradise Fire
• Paradise gets a tornado warning -- and lots of hail
• Silver Dollar Fair begins today, runs through Monday
• Take steps to prevent swimmer's ear this summer
• Arthritis is a potential barrier to exercise for obese adults
• Town drafts medical pot ordinance
• What's so civil about war?
• House of Duran; PHS graduates win House of Sports
• 'Bath salts' an emerging drug problem, officials report
• Man accused of burglarizing Help 4 People
• Solar kids on a sunny day
• Walmart rezone approved by planning commission
• Cardiac rehabilitation boosts survival after angioplasty
• Postponing asthma treatment leaves people sicker, study finds
• PFD investigates Buschmann fire
• Lakeridge Park meeting draws several dozen
• Prop 98 shift affects few
• Herger visits Concow with fire plan
• Mmm, chocolate
• PUSD to take over mental health?
• Lake Oroville spared from state closure
• Misplaced safety concerns may keep parents from getting flu vaccines for kids with asthma
• Where in the world is Rick Hall?
• PID delays rate increase to 2012
• Local pastor disputes Judgment Day
• Allergists offer tips for a safe summer sports season
• Study links sleep trouble and poor diabetes control
• Fire safety comes first
• PRPD approves $2.4 million budget draft
• Intermediate school hosts bullying forum
• Paradise man selected to view WWII memorial
• Daughters mimic their moms' tanning bed habits, survey suggests
• Look what I caught!
• PID to host rate hearing
• Even short-term painkiller use may be risky after heart attack
• Be wary of teas, supplements for infants, researchers say
• Media gets a taste of public safety training
• Alleged baby tossing lands couple in Butte County Jail
• Ridge man onboard ship used for Bin Laden burial
• Paradise woman sentenced to prison
• Government issues warnings about bogus STD products
• Trail Days is educational fun
• Assault alleged over flying American flag
• Town approves planning commission
• Bumpy South Libby may get a makeover
• Asthma cases rising
• Young women and girls still seek tanned skin, despite cancer risks, survey shows
• Customers consenting to rate increase
• Hundreds attend sunny Gold Nugget Days
• Skyway Feed celebrates 11 years - with turtles
• Many depressed teens do not get treatment, report finds
• Al-Qaida leader Bin Laden killed in raid
• Gold Nugget Days a sunny success
• Childhood music lessons may help the brain stay sharp with age
• Forget England, Ridge has its own royalty
• Town, PRPD sign memorandum for PCV
• Drivers to see their speeds in bright red numbers
• Wyatt named 2011 Gold Nugget Queen
• Men among those with low osteoporosis knowledge, study finds
• $1,700 raised from fishing fundraiser
• Snowpack delays FH 171 bidding
• New budget goals set by town
• Into the fire: PFD trains volunteers
• The very elderly benefit from high blood pressure treatment, guidelines say
• Two traffic collisions take toll on driver
• Lucky Lou Thrift store burns up
• Prescription drug abuse an 'epidemic,' government says
• PID joins forces with PRPD to fight for grants
• Planning candidates whittled to three
• Spousal abuse leads to arrests
• PID approves EIR consultant
• Alzheimer's disease diagnosis guidelines updated
• Town, county inspect Skyway Carousel
• PUSD hears maintenance report
• House of Sports may break even
• Boys and Girls Club needs $20,000
• Following cancer prevention guidelines reduces heart disease risk too
• People often don't mention alternative therapy use to their doctors, survey finds
• PID may hire EIR expert
• PUSD to see modified meal menus
• Diet and lifestyle changes can significantly lower triglycerides
• Young parents often let healthy habits slip, study suggests
• Being physically or emotionally abused leads to mental health problems in men
• Police nab 3 suspects
• POA fees are on the rise
• Controversial dogs back with owners
• Crash sends three to hospital
• Antibiotic resistance a growing health threat, government warns
• Council votes for layoffs
• State could take over PUSD, other districts
• Town to look at cost of going CAL FIRE
• Open windows can be a hazard for kids, experts warn
• Town council may have to lay off employees
• Intermediate school making changes
• Budget issues to dominate district meeting
• No injuries when driver rams local business
• Soy foods don't raise risk for breast cancer recurrence, study suggests
• Risks of estrogen therapy fade after treatment ends
• Couple plead guilty to fatal Paradise child beating
• CAL FIRE may take over PFD
• Highway 171 ready for phase two
• Women with low physical health scores have poorer breast cancer outcomes
• Cancer rates continue to decline
• Town formally hires acting chief
• Community Village breakthrough
• Paradise sixth grade classes face cuts
• FRH president to leave in May
• Water walking devices aren't safe, government warns
• PID customers can oppose rate increase
• School board to hold special meeting tonight
• PHS students, staff team with donkeys for hoops
• Researchers examine how some people with type 1 diabetes avoid complications for decades
• Obese seniors benefit most when they combine diet and exercise
• Radiation from airport scanners doesn't pose a significant health risk, report finds
• Paradise man to fish in semi-pro tourney
• Town to hire a new fire marshal
• School board approves new broadband lease
• Ecstasy sending more Americans to the emergency room
• Poor diet raises anemia risk in older women
• Schatz trial date set
• PUSD looks to improve image
• Ridge drivers set to hit the speedway
• CAL-FIRE, town: Let's make a deal
• New PHS gym inching toward reality
• No good evidence that alternative treatments help colic
• Social media offers both benefits and risks to kids, pediatricians say
• Clark Road crash injures one
• Elementary school goes live with solar
• Bullies tackled by Unity Team
• CAL FIRE to run PFD in interim
• With summer on the way, pediatricians offer advice on camp
• Pollen count predictions aren't always accurate, study finds
• Turnout for pot talk less than expected
• Ridge weathers stormy week
• BINTF, PPD raid Circlewood home, find meth
• Diabetic cited for hit-and-run
• Town to hear marijuana rules
• By the numbers: PUSD is hurting
• Combination treatment may help allergic kids tolerate milk
• Fraudulent weight-loss products harmful to health, FDA warns
• Rainstorm blasts Ridge
• PID readies for Kids Fishing Day
• New fire chief in the works
• Most of those treated for inhalant abuse are adults, study shows
• Keep kids in rear-facing car seats longer, pediatricians urge
• Depression can make knee arthritis symptoms worse
• Economic meeting termed 'a success'
• Rain filling up Lake Oroville
• Sawmill Creek gets rate break
• Arnold and Me: A case of mistaken identity
• Medication reactions send a million seniors to the ER each year
• Surgery can help men become fertile again after childhood cancer
• Ridge tradition may honor grandson
• Community gathers to support the arts
• Economic summit today
• High blood pressure may lead to reduced mobility in seniors
• Number of cancer survivors grows to nearly 12 million
• Out of darkness, light
• Ridge to see wet weather for a week
• Local farmer may get simple gesture from PID
• Woman hit by car Friday dies
• LITTLE:Supreme Court blew the case on funeral protestors
• Weight-loss surgery can improve heart health when other weight-loss methods fail
• Two pedestrians hit, injured on Oliver Road
• PHS cheerleading coach hurt in Chico Mall traffic accident
• Paradise Fire Chief Jensen takes job in Washington
• Report identifies seven keys to keeping weight off
• Newscarrier helps save couple
• Town reverses field on road damage claim
• Town hosting business summit
• Paradise water rates will go up June 1
• Technology may be keeping us awake at night, sleep survey finds
• First year of independence
• Town, PRPD may fund Ridge projects
• Rains increase water levels
• Breastfeeding helps prevent obesity in kids born to moms with diabetes
• Lack of sleep may worsen ADHD symptoms
• Paradise man flies in with Chinooks
• Fire Pals up with kids
• End of an era
• Boys & Girls Club shuts down cook off
• Smoking during pregnancy linked to congenital heart defects
• Post joins Facebook for comments
• PHS band raises funds for Disneyland trip
• Body found on Upper Ridge
• Town RDA approves loan agreement
• Screening, lifestyle changes could prevent many colorectal cancer deaths
• Snow fun in the sun
• PID clears its pipes
• Soda and other sugary drinks may raise blood pressure
• Too much light at night limits production of key sleep hormone
• Snow fun in the sun
• Central command
• Snow overwhelms the Ridge
• New brush burning rules to start Tuesday
• 4:00 p.m. Update: Hail, snow pounds Paradise
• Town approves state housing grant application
• Somali pirate murders hit home with Ridge couple
• PPAC secret donor revealed to the public
• Police chase ends in Edgewood mud
• Town braces for snow storm
• Gastric bypass beats other surgeries for weight loss, improving diabetes, studies suggest
• Common childhood skin condition may be a precursor to food allergies
• Second time around
• PPD still set to switch Tuesday
• More than $20,000 raised for local woman
• Gala brings support for symphony
• Eating fiber can help you live longer, study suggests
• Poor sleep linked to increased rheumatoid arthritis symptoms
• Knee replacements can last 20 years or more, study finds
• Snow blankets the Ridge
• Trial of parents in alleged beating death of girl delayed
• Cockatoo may not have been abused
• <b>3:45 p.m. update: </b>Snowfall tapers off
• Sheriff's still investigating home invasion robbery
• Time for a surprise toy party
• Police set to log on - next week
• BROWN: Beck may be in trouble at Fox
• EDITORIAL: Doing the right thing isn't easy
• Quitting smoking before cancer treatment improves survival, study suggests
• Energy drinks can be risky for kids
• A simple gesture
• Carwash benefit raises money for fire victims
• Aggressive lymph node surgery not always needed for early breast cancer, study suggests
• District's spreadsheet on sports raises more questions
• Proposed skatepark group gets a peek at new designs
• Students learn about Dry Creek
• Town reneges on insurance repay
• Paradise High sports are reviewed
• 40-year-old Paradise woman dies Sunday following crash
• Bird loses beak, seeks new one
• School district to discuss sports
• One injured in rear-end collision
• Marijuana use may lead to earlier onset of psychotic illness
• Starting solid food too early ups obesity risk in formula-fed babies
• Lifting weights can help seniors stay independent, researchers say
• Six people displaced by fire
• Town to conduct mid-year review
• Butte College goes Packer crazy
• County issues Honey Run Creek warning
• Six people displaced by fire
• Town to conduct mid-year review
• Park district to join PPAC talks
• Butte College goes Packer crazy
• Early treatment of Lyme disease can help prevent arthritis
• Dollar Store expanding its space
• 'Magalia Day' to spark interest in URCC
• Cool artifact? Or a hazard?
• Man escapes Harvey Road house fire
• Paradise woman changes plea
• Italian dessert now available in Paradise
• Protein level may help predict whether cancer will spread
• Women stand to gain a lot from lower blood pressure, study finds
• PID to host second water rates hearing
• Black History Month events set at Butte College
• Getting goosed
• Government issues updated nutrition advice
• Energy drinks pose health risks-with or without alcohol, researchers say
• Checking Paradise water
• Honk for peace
• Town: Here's the money
• Skatepark design group scales back project
• More Americans developing diabetes, report shows
• Butte College opens new campus center
• Town rallies to save performing arts center
• Magalia nursery has more seedlings
• Smoke coming from controlled burns
• People with heart disease may benefit from stress management training
• 4 cars, 1 person hit in parking lot
• Let's make a deal: Pot for XBox
• PUSD accepts audit report
• Cancer survivors often live with pain
• Fire Chief informs town he's looking to leave Paradise
• PID approves Lake project
• Damage from cigarette smoke starts in minutes
• 'We shall overcome someday'
• Paradise High School locked down in training
• Paradise Unified School gets some good budget news
• Bylund authorized to talk about PPAC
• Walking more could help lower diabetes risk
• Too much TV or computer time may harm your health
• Superstorm heading to California?
• PID may move portable potties
• PID's Kellogg hurt in a single vehicle wreck
• Osteoporosis screening recommended for women 65 and older
• Behavioral therapy reduces incontinence after prostate cancer surgery
• Optimism is good for teens' health, study finds
• Cars collide, one injured
• No injuries after rollover on Pentz
• FDA sets limits on prescription painkiller ingredient
• Here comes the cavalry
• Town approves 5 percent garbage fee hike
• Pot co-op moratorium approved by council
• Local fairs may face reduced funds
• Secondhand smoke raises kids' blood pressure
• Woman strong-armed at SaveMart
• Paradise couple is displaced by fire
• Gold Nugget Museum to receive thousands of tools
• An Ordination
• Fourth graders plant at museum
• The trashman cometh
• Lakeridge Park may top priority list
• Council to hire cops, buy laptops
• Rheumatoid arthritis drugs less effective for smokers
• Sleep apnea treatment eases fatigue in three weeks, study suggests
• Performing Arts Center gets a gift
• Car fire ruins man's shopping trip
• Town responds to Brown's address
• PID set to discuss water rates on Monday
• Women with depression, diabetes face increased risk of death
• Echinacea offers little protection from colds, study finds
• Weather turns cold
• Magalia, Oroville families welcome newborns for the New Year
• Roadways becoming safer according to a federal report
• DUI arrests up by 20 this holiday season
• Acupuncture may help treat lazy eye in older children
• Excess weight can be deadly, study finds
• DUI checkpoints and patrols active this weekend
• Schatz, Smith lead top 10 news
• Got a cold? Avoid intense workouts, expert suggests
• Primary ovarian insufficiency linked to depression in young women
• Feeding the masses
• Family gifted with newborn on Christmas
• Don't delay treatment for arthritis symptoms, experts urge
• Movies on Christmas Day are big business
• Weather hits SoCal harder than it hits NorCal
• Weightlifting doesn't cause lymphedema in breast cancer survivors, study shows
• Rock slide closes Clark Road
• Ridge man denies raping unconscious teen
• PID approves audit talks on meters
• Rate changes on tap for PID
• Exercise crucial for people with type 2 diabetes, new guidelines stress
• Rain expected through Christmas
• Salvation Army buys up gifts
• Free food stolen
• Eat your vegetables and live longer, study suggests
• Any exposure to cigarette smoke can damage health, surgeon general warns
• Rain washes away Ridge tradition
• Wet road, wild ride
• Man arrested in rape charges
• PID may approve audit on Monday
• Many women don't get recommended mammograms, study finds
• Getting snowed?
• Kindergartners have fun after school
• Garbage hike decision delayed
• 'Good' bacteria may offer some health benefits to kids, pediatricians say
• Fire safety work begins on Skyway
• Week will be wet, but not too cold
• PRPD may make construction of Lakeridge Park a top priority
• No love for a love bug
• Despite screening options, many cancers are diagnosed in late stages
• Vapor rub helps ease kids' cold symptoms, study suggests
• Vitamin D, calcium recommendations updated
• Where is the outcry on death panels?
• Second man dies in Oliver wreck
• Town to consider Culleton-Titus proposals
• New outdoor burning rules approved
• Second man dies from Oliver Road accident
• Board hears pleas to buy PPAC
• Historical firearms
• Durham girl hurt in Oliver Road accident
• Free trade comes to Paradise High
• Search for Butte College president to start
• Christmas season kicks off with local events
• Belly fat may weaken women's bones
• A joyful noise for the holidays
• Reunited after 46 years
• Reward offered in Harvey case
• Walking helps protect mental function, study finds
• My stance poignant or Pollyanna-like?
• Wet or dry, Ridge was still cold
• Trees, crafts, fudge highlight festival
• Breast cancer deadlier for smokers, study suggests
• Caffeinated alcoholic beverages aren't safe, government warns
• Turkey and trimmings for hungry mouths
• When Black Friday comes, I'll stand down by the door
• Thankful for those on the clock
• New anti-clotting drug a promising alternative to warfarin
• Feeding the hungry masses
• Take me home!
• State codes create concern for town
• Food allergens may lurk in holiday treats, allergists warn
• Experimental treatment helps lower hard-to-control high blood pressure
• New technology at Cinema 7
• Ridge man saved by County SnoCat
• Father given painting of son who died in Iraq
• Ridge says goodbye to couple
• HPV vaccine underused by young women, study suggests
• Caffeine may trigger gout attacks, study suggests
• Fire hydrant shuts down Central Park Drive
• Duncan denied in bid to get bill reduced
• A death down in Dallas
• Allexy gets four years for probation violation
• New cholesterol drug shows unprecedented promise
• Teens who cut back on salt will be healthier as adults, study suggests
• Escape burn corralled
• Gleaners hand out 5,000 pounds of salmom
• PUSD hears request for 'breakfast bar'
• Job stress raises women's heart disease risk
• Christmas program is one bell of a show
• PUSD meets tonight
• Paradise couple dies in wreck
• Cigarettes to carry large, graphic warning labels
• Overuse of texting, social networking linked to risky behaviors in teens
• Honoring our heroes
• PID Board President: My bill's too high
• Man involved in armed holdout, dies
• Breastfeeding doesn't mean less sleep for mom
• People with rheumatic diseases often skip medicines, study suggests
• Family nutrition survey reveals gaps in knowledge
• PCV takes a critical step in big year
• Remembering the forgotten
• No tax hike for senior center
• Float ... or sink
• Assessor reverses field on Paradise Senior Center tax
• Full-body security scans pose very low health risks, government says
• Winter warning: Overheating an infant could raise SIDS risk
• Magalia man arrested on several charges
• Recreation District looking at impact fees
• Paradise Senior Center vs. the taxman
• Pneumonia vaccination rates in older Americans could use a boost
• Remove athletes from play whenever a concussion is suspected, neurologists advise
• Smoking in middle age linked to dementia later in life
• Going dark: PPAC to close Dec. 31
• Pavers hope to wrap up 171 work today
• Emergency room work taking shape
• Town considering layoffs, budget cuts
• Christmas tree lighting ceremony may be defunded
• A healthy lifestyle could prevent nearly one-fourth of colorectal cancers, study finds
• Not all red yeast rice supplements are equal, study cautions
• Kellogg easily re-claims PID seat
• Greer wins re-election; Peters second
• Titus, Lotter win seats
• Fewer teen drivers involved in fatal crashes
• Smoking increases surgery complication risk, study shows
• 1 A.M. Update: Titus, Lotter claim seats
• Rough, union head address new deal
• Rescuers still looking for missing Ridge man
• Grubbs: Hoping for a 75 percent voter turnout
• First aid guidelines updated
• New CPR guidelines emphasize chest compressions
• Paradise says goodbye to Alice
• Halloween safety tips for kids with allergies or asthma
• Study raises new concerns about breast cancer, hormone therapy
• Restless legs syndrome a common problem for people with fibromyalgia, study suggests
• Number of people with diabetes expected to skyrocket
• Tips for a safe Halloween
• Town reaches labor deal with firefighters
• Galleria fire impacts Paradise woman
• Children with food allergies often bullied
• Psychiatric medicines may cause smokers to light up more, study suggests
• Hands-only CPR improves cardiac arrest survival rates, study finds
• Round two at town hall
• At-home exercises may lower women's fracture risk, study suggests
• PHS graduate improving at Bethesda
• Angel on fire
• Talking while walking may raise risk for falls in people with Parkinson's disease
• Town defends fee charge for haunted houses
• DiDuca goes to bat for less fees
• Pickin' and grinnin
• Many teens, young adults report binge drinking
• Intense weight-loss counseling improves diabetes control, study shows
• Ridge man wounded in Afghanistan
• Giddy up!
• Chico race team sets 300 mph record
• Getting a flu vaccine during pregnancy protects both mom and baby
• Women urged to begin mammograms at age 40
• Coaches, parents should be alert for concussions in young athletes
• Town candidates get together for first time
• School district candidates square off in Magalia
• FDA warning: 'Miracle' medical mix turns into bleaching beverage
• Town: Indoor party? That'll be $25 please
• Alleged Bank robber is nabbed by police, FBI
• Household countertops may be within baby's reach by age 12 months
• Animal blessings
• Wheeler gallery has big show
• Ashley finally delivers furniture to Paradise fire victims
• American Academy of Pediatrics issues new iron guidelines for kids
• Substance abusers finding new ways to get high
• A day for the blues
• Chase Bank hit again
• Dash of rain fails to hurt Johnny Appleseed Days
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10 million tricycles, toys, high chairs
• Parents urged to take steps to prevent accidents caused by furniture tipping over
• Shedding clothes can be a sign of severe hypothermia
• Ultraviolet light a danger to eyes as well as skin
• Town cuts salaries of its top officials
• Alice Smith memorial date set for Oct. 29
• Johnny Appleseed this weekend
• Infant sleep positioners pose suffocation risk
• Dog lovers should beware of fleas, ticks
• Violence too common among young people, study finds
• Coloring books arrive
• Meet Father Mitch
• Regular family dinners help prevent teen drug use
• Substance abuse is on the rise, survey finds
• Fire season still on
• Fire safe council to meet with sixth graders
• Study identifies risk factors for blood clots after hip replacement
• Pregnant women reminded to get the flu vaccine
• Glucosamine, chondroitin don't ease arthritis pain, study finds
• Town delays road striping
• Boot camp is coming
• Safety concerns lead FDA to significantly limit use of diabetes drug Avandia
• Golf tournament to help youth
• The libraries are back
• Planting pinwheels for peace
• Magalia dam, inside and out
• Smokeless tobacco isn't a safe cigarette alternative
• Dietitians offer tips for helping kids avoid obesity
• Type D personality linked to future heart trouble
• Americans not as good about handwashing as they claim to be, study finds
• Grip strength, walking speed may help predict mortality in seniors
• Less than half of all babies still nursed at six months
• Older adults face unique risks from HIV
• Vaccine preservative doesn't cause autism, study shows
• Repeated antibiotic use may change balance of good microbes in the body
• Depression affects many parents, study finds
• Experts offer tips for kicking off a safe youth football season
• Bariatric surgery best before pregnancy, study suggests
• Too many people still smoke, government report finds
• Memory problems more common in men, study suggests
• Appetite hormones may predict who keeps weight off after a diet
• Women with gynecologic cancer should consider clinical trials, group says
• Women's soccer kicking style may explain increased knee injury risk
• High lead levels may delay puberty in girls
• Misuse of pesticides on bed bugs can be dangerous, EPA warns
• Preventive surgeries may benefit women with inherited cancer risk
• Eating a variety of fruits and vegetables may reduce lung cancer risk for smokers
• DASH diet lowers long-term heart attack risk
• Sleeping too little may harm young adults' mental health
• Teens who skip sleep eat more fatty foods, study finds
• Black rice a good source of antioxidants
• Concussions on the rise in young athletes
• Herpes medications appear safe during pregnancy, study confirms
• Adults with ADHD may benefit from cognitive behavioral therapy
• Real, fake acupuncture both help knee arthritis
• Drinking water before meals can help dieters lose weight
• More preteens getting recommended vaccines
• Stress may worsen PMS symptoms, study finds
• Unhealthy habits linked to headaches in teenagers
• To reduce arthritis pain, follow exercise recommendations
• Binge drinking especially risky for men with high blood pressure
• Salmonella prompts nationwide recall of eggs
• Weight-loss surgery helps reduce diabetes medication use
• Antagonistic personality traits may boost heart, stroke risks
• Cutting back on red, processed meats protects women from heart disease
• Women's cholesterol levels vary during menstrual cycles
• Study links stress, conception difficulties
• Ragweed allergy symptoms appear earlier for people with pet, dust mite allergies
• Pregnancy OK soon after miscarriage, study finds
• Lack of relationships rivals smoking, drinking as risk factor for dying, study suggests
• One quarter of stroke survivors quit taking medication within months
• Dry pet foods may carry salmonella, study finds
• Therapy important after hand surgery or injury
• Smoking, nipple piercing raise women's breast abscess risk
• Catching up on sleep takes time, study suggests
• Study: Internet-addicted teens at risk for depression
• Study: Low-carb diet boosts good cholesterol
• Sleep habits linked to cardiovascular disease risk
• Hormone spray to reduce hot flashes can rub off on kids, pets
• Household cleaning products a danger to kids
• New studies support hands-only CPR
• Premature births more likely in overweight moms, study suggests
• Plan ahead to help keep kids with allergies, asthma safe at school
• Early Pap tests recommended for girls with weakened immune systems
• Vaginal birth usually safe after cesarean, OB/GYNs say
• Sitting too much may shorten your life
• Pediatricians offer new advice on head lice
• Moderate caffeine use safe during pregnancy, obstetricians say
• Obesity in young adults tied to psoriatic arthritis risk
• Insecurity in relationships may be a risk factor for health trouble
• Vaginal gel lowers risk of HIV, herpes for women
• New guidelines recommend early HIV treatment to prevent AIDS
• People with diabetes urged not to change medication regimens without doctor's OK
• A range of options can help keep people with knee arthritis active
• Sleep apnea may raise men's heart disease risk
• Smoking still too common among high school students
• Behavioral interventions help people make heart-healthy changes
• Salsa and guacamole pegged as frequent sources of foodborne illness
• Weight loss may reduce hot flashes for overweight women
• Cancer death rates continue to drop
• FDA approves telescope implant to treat age-related vision loss
• Cyberbullies harm both themselves and their victims
• Neck measurement may identify obesity in kids
• Anxiety a hazard for people with heart disease
• Open windows pose risk for young children
• Glucosamine no better than placebo for low-back pain, study finds
• Depression may raise risk for dementia
• Testosterone study halted early due to increased heart risks
• Experts offer picnic safety tips for people with food allergies
• Many women with breast cancer don't complete hormone treatment, study finds
• Cancer patients, survivors urged to exercise
• Tight diabetes control produces mixed results, study finds
• Schools can help protect children from diabetes
• Americans eating too much salt, study finds
• Exclusive breastfeeding protects baby from infections
• Rising number of older Americans being treated for substance abuse
• Family members who have weight-loss surgery together lose more weight
• More than 2 million cribs recalled due to safety concerns
• Try conservative treatments first for endometriosis, OB/GYNs recommend
• Emergency department visits for prescription drug abuse on the rise
• Survey: Many with diabetes uninformed about hot-weather risks
• Good cholesterol may help stop cancer
• White rice raises diabetes risk, brown rice lowers it
• Smoking, unhealthy cholesterol levels may contribute to vision loss
• Diabetes, cancer link explored by expert panel
• Parents warned of liquid vitamin D overdose risk in infants
• Experts encourage men to protect their health
• Stress reduction improves breast cancer survival, study suggests
• Consistent rules help limit kids' screen time, study shows
• Keep kids safe from lawn mowers this summer
• Mammogram interpretation getting more accurate
• Secondhand smoke a mental health hazard, study finds
• Injuries more common in youth hockey leagues that allow checking
• Some pain relievers linked to increased heart risk
• High school students abusing prescription drugs, survey finds
• Moving to a new home? Take steps to avoid back injuries
• Deep brain stimulation eases some Parkinson's disease symptoms, study finds
• Quitting smoking after surgery reduces complications
• Button batteries a hazard for kids
• Inactive young people at risk for high blood pressure later
• Tooth-brushing habits linked to heart risks
• Shedding extra pounds helps overweight girls avoid diabetes as adults
• Study findings may lead to cure for reactive arthritis
• Panel recommends daily aspirin for many adults with diabetes
• Doctor's advice key to safe sexual activity after heart attack
• Swimmers should be vigilant about public pool safety, government advises
• Frequent doctor visits help people with diabetes lower blood pressure
• Study: Drinking fewer sugary drinks may lower blood pressure
• Salmonella outbreak linked to alfalfa sprouts
• Pediatricians update water safety guidelines for kids
• Cell phones not linked to brain tumors, government says
• Incontinence surgeries offer similar benefits, different risks for women
• Dermatologists stress importance of checking skin for signs of cancer
• Exercise, weight loss can help ease arthritis pain
• Dads can get the baby blues too
• High-fat meals may worsen asthma
• Flu drugs appear safe during pregnancy
• A daily dose of nuts may help improve cholesterol levels
• People reluctant to call 911 for stroke symptoms, survey suggests
• FDA cautions public about misuse of Benadryl anti-itch gel
• Parents reminded of drop-side crib dangers
• Get the message: Never text while driving
• Sun safety means protecting eyes as well as skin
• Seasonal flu vaccination rates rise, especially among children
• Vitamin E shows promise in treating fatty liver disease
• Study: Delay noncardiac surgery after getting a stent
• Magnet therapy may ease depression
• More research needed into Alzheimer's prevention strategies, panel finds
• New treatment helps the immune system fight prostate cancer
• Children's liquid Tylenol, Motrin, Zyrtec and Benadryl products recalled
• Physical therapists offer runners tips for avoiding foot injuries
• New findings mean fertility hope for young women with menopause-like condition
• Tight blood sugar control not linked to death in people with diabetes after all
• Combination therapy best for diabetic eye disease, study suggests
• Unhealthy habits add up, shorten life, study finds
• Weight-loss surgery before pregnancy helps prevent pre-eclampsia
• Make safety a priority during spring-cleaning chores
• <em>E. coli</em> infections drop, but other foodborne illnesses show little change
• Study spotlights importance of filling prescriptions after heart procedure
• Report calls for new approach to shaking Americans' salt habit
• Frequently eating meat may raise bladder cancer risk
• Researchers seek ways to personalize lung cancer treatment
• Tamoxifen, raloxifene both help prevent breast cancer, study confirms
• Bariatric surgery may make breathing easier
• Allergists offer tips for coping with high pollen levels
• Research shows more about how diet may reduce Alzheimer's risk
• High glycemic-index carbs raise women's heart disease risk
• Minor stroke too often ignored
• Neurologists issue guideline on driving with dementia
• Spanking may make kids more aggressive, study suggests
• Fruits and vegetables provide modest protection against cancer, study finds
• Sleep apnea linked to increased stroke risk
• Smoking may add to multiple sclerosis risk
• Walking reduces women's stroke risk, study finds
• FDA warns about false claims for fat-dissolving procedures
• Friends, family influence drinking habits, study finds
• Exercise and education may help prevent depression after pregnancy
• Overactive thyroid may boost young people's stroke risk
• Health before surgery a key to recovery after hip fracture repair, study finds
• For kids, many holiday injuries aren't holiday-related, study finds
• Daily exercise helps negate obesity gene in teens
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