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Colorado officials report Jefferson County’s first 2023 human case of West Nile virus

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:10 GMT

Jefferson County reported its first West Nile virus case of 2023, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment announced Tuesday, just four days after officials the state’s first death from the virus this year.cq comment=”: a resident in Weld County” ].According to a Tuesday news release from Jefferson County’s Public Health Department, the virus has been found in mosquitoes in at least seven counties across the state this season.As of Friday afternoon, Colorado health officials had documented 12 cases of the mosquito-borne virus and three hospitalizations from the virus so far in 2023, according to data from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment.Larimer and Weld county officials had documented three cases each, while Boulder, Adams, Arapahoe, El Paso, Delta and La Plata counties had each documented one case. Weld County reported Colorado’s first 2023 death related to West Nile.Mosquito populations are at historically h...

Joints, edibles and six packs? Acquisition of beer brands could portend more cannabis-infused beverages

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:10 GMT

The future of cannabis may be canned (and bottled) as a Canadian company has agreed to purchase several craft beer brands from Budweiser's parent company, with the company's CEO indicating that they plan to create marijuana-infused beverages.Tilray Brands, based in Leamington, Ontario, is acquiring eight popular brands including Shock Top, Redhook Brewery and HiBall Energy for $85 million. The deal includes "breweries and brewpubs associated with these brands, as well as current employees," the Wall Street Journal reports. From an alcohol perspective, the move makes Tilray a larger player in the craft beer market, but it also could open doors for cannabis in the future. In addition to its alcohol holdings, Tilray owns cannabis brands like Broken Coast and Solei, which could allow the company to infuse their drinks with TCH, the psychoactive chemical in marijuana.Tilray CEO Irwin Simon said in a statement to MJBizDaily, which covers the cannabis industry, that the acquisition "marks ...

Family of South L.A. arson victim speaks out, demands justice

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:10 GMT

The family of a man who was killed when his vehicle was set ablaze in South Los Angeles over the weekend is asking for the community’s help in solving the case.The incident occurred around 1:40 a.m. Sunday in the 400 block of East 102nd Street in the Green Meadows neighborhood of South Los Angeles.Authorities believe a person walked up to the victim’s car as he was sleeping and threw a flammable liquid inside before intentionally starting a fire.Video from the scene showed the car completely engulfed in flames. Only charred metal fragments remained once firefighters put out the blaze.Clay Buchanan was found suffering from burn wounds near a vehicle. He was taken to a hospital with third-degree burns, but later succumbed to his injuries. No arrests have been made in the case. Man dead after his car set ablaze in South Los Angeles Buchanan's niece, Larente Murray, told KTLA her uncle was a “good soul” who was loved by everyone.“Everyone in our family loved him from the smallest kid...

UC schools admits record number of California applicants, Latino students lead the pack

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:10 GMT

The University of California announced Tuesday that it had admitted a record number of California applicants for the upcoming fall 2023 semester, with Latinos students leading the pack.More Latino students, about 37.6%, were admitted to UC colleges this year, a slight increase from last year when 37.3% of first-year students were Latino or Latino. Latino students were once again the largest ethnic group among incoming California freshmen, according to the report. California grad student commutes to class by plane to save on rent Overall, this year, the UC system welcomes its largest class of underrepresented students. Asides from Latino students, about 34.2% of Asian American students, 5% of Black students and about 1% of American Indians from California were admitted to UC college campuses.American Indian representation on UC college campuses grew overall, increasing by $11.6%, since 2022, according to the report.In total, the number of first-year students admitted from underrepr...

The Secrets of Fengyang TCM: A 1,750-Year-Old Chinese Medicine System

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:10 GMT

Enter the realm of ancient Chinese medicine, where time-honored traditions and centuries of wisdom converge to offer a holistic approach to healing. Among the various systems of Chinese medicine, Fengyang Taoist Chinese Medicine, or Fengyang TCM, stands tall as a beacon of knowledge, tracing its roots back an astounding 1,750 years. In this captivating journey, we will unravel the secrets of Fengyang TCM, exploring its rich history, unique principles, and the remarkable efforts of Dr. Ming Wu, a renowned TCM Doctor, Qi Gong and Tai Chi Master, who has dedicated his life to preserving and teaching this unique healing system.A Glimpse into the PastImmerse yourself in the tapestry of time as we embark on a historical voyage. Fengyang TCM emerges from the depths of ancient China, where its origins intertwine with the birth of traditional Chinese medicine. This time-tested system has witnessed the ebb and flow of civilizations, preserving its essence through generations. The wisdom and k...

Herbarium Weed Dispensary: Where Quality Cannabis and Culture Unite in Los Angeles

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:10 GMT

Embracing Cannabis Culture: Herbarium Weed Dispensary – The Epitome of Quality and Inclusivity in Los Angeles In the bustling cannabis landscape of Los Angeles, one name shines bright as the epitome of excellence: Herbarium Weed Dispensary. Renowned as the best dispensary in Los Angeles, this cannabis haven goes above and beyond in delivering top-tier products while wholeheartedly embracing cannabis culture and the diverse community it serves. Join us as we explore how Herbarium Weed Dispensary stands as a true beacon of quality and inclusivity in the city’s thriving cannabis scene.The Best Weed in Los Angeles:When it comes to sourcing the finest cannabis products, Herbarium Weed Dispensary leaves no stone unturned. Their unwavering commitment to quality and purity ensures that every product on their shelves is handpicked, rigorously tested, and represents the pinnacle of cannabis excellence. From meticulously cultivated flower to precisely extracted concentrates and del...

Charting New Territories: Karns & Karns’ Expansion and Triumph in the Legal Landscape

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:10 GMT

In the ever-evolving world of law, where personal injury cases often define battles between the oppressed and the powerful,Karns & Karns Personal Injury and Accident Attorneys have been a rock-solid pillar of justice. Renowned for their dedication, innovation, and unfaltering support to those in need, this law firm has recently navigated two significant milestones that resonate as powerful testaments to their excellence.With a desire to extend their reach to those who need them most, Karns & Karns has recently added two new locations to their impressive roster.Mike Karns, the charismatic founder of Karns & Karns, explains, “We’ve seen a need, especially in Texas and Nevada. This expansion isn’t about numbers for us, though. It’s about heart. It’s about ensuring that you have access to a team that will fight for your rights no matter where you are.”From the vibrant Golden State cities like Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Diego, and Santa Ana and the S...

The Remarkable Reishi: Unearthing the Skincare Potentials of a Fabled Fungus

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:10 GMT

Long celebrated in the annals of traditional Asian medicine, the Reishi mushroom, also known as “Lingzhi,” is beginning to reveal its potent prowess in the world of skincare. The revered fungus is stepping into the limelight with its age-defying, anti-inflammatory, and skin-soothing properties, generating buzz among consumers and cosmetic companies alike.Reishi’s Key to Youthful, Healthy SkinFound in humid and hardwood environments, Reishi mushrooms are not a new discovery. However, what makes them a star ingredient in skincare products? It’s all about beta-glucans, antioxidants, and anti-inflammatory properties. The naturally occurring beta-glucans help retain skin moisture, antioxidants fight off environmental damage, and the anti-inflammatory properties soothe irritated skin.Adaptogens: Nature’s Answer to Balanced SkincareRecognizing the significant benefits that Reishi mushrooms offer, a host of brands are formulating products that harness the adapt...

Josh Bischof, Tim Rodriguez, Tony Sousa Dead after Helicopter Crash [Cabazon, CA]

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:10 GMT

Three Dead after Two Fire-Fighting Helicopters Collided in Mid-AirCABAZON, CA (August 8, 2023) – Sunday afternoon, a helicopter crash claimed the lives of Josh Bischof, Tim Rodriguez, and Tony Sousa.The crash occurred on August 6th, just before 7:00 p.m., in mid-air and the wreckage landed near the intersection of Main Street and Broadway Street.According to reports, six aircraft were in the area fighting a structure and vegetation fire. While in the air, two of those helicopters, a Sikorsky S-64E and a Bell 407 collided.The Sikorsky S-64E was able to safely land nearby, but the Bell 407 crashed with three occupants inside.Officials declared all three occupants dead at the scene. The victims were identified as 46-year-old Josh Bischof; 44-year-old Tim Rodriguez; and 55-year-old Tony Sousa.Following the crash, the flags at the State Capitol were flown at half-mast in their honor.The team at Sweet James sends their warm and sincere sympathies to the friends and family of Cal Fir...

Bay Area team sees Little League World Series dream come to an end

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:10 GMT

A dream season for the Almaden Lightning came to a disappointing end in the Little League Softball World Series on Tuesday.Almaden lost, 4-0, to a team from Ohio to end their tournament. In their first game on Sunday, they lost, 11-0, to the defending champions from Texas.The Lightning combined for just two hits in the two games while facing some difficult pitchers at the beautiful Stallings Stadium in Greenville, N.C.“We had one of the toughest schedules,” head coach John Drake said by phone on Tuesday. “But that’s how it works. It was so great for us to be there. It was really an amazing time. I’m so proud of them.”They had a tough draw with their first game coming against a Texas team that won the tournament last year and had previously won 11 of 13 titles from 1992 to 2004.Against Ohio, they ran into a buzzsaw in Mila Hamley, who threw a complete game shutout with 12 strikeouts.“I think when the game was over, there were a lot of teary e...