Emergency – Page 2

January 29January 29
Boy calls 911 for homework help, dispatcher comes to his aid
- Entertainment
A 911 dispatcher in Lafayette, Indiana, has earned herself extra credit with her bosses after she took the time to aid a young caller seeking help with his homework. Antonia Bundy, who works for the Lafayette Police Department, answered a call earlier this month from a boy who told her he “had a really bad […]
December 14December 14
Bus Driver’s Death Raises Questions on Emergency Preparedness
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Daytona Everett
December 04December 04
7.0 Earthquake To Strike The Coachella Valley Within The Next 30 Years
- Community
- Local
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November 29November 29
Ambulance Rides Drop as More Patients Take Uber to ERs
- Entertainment
Ambulance calls have dropped since ride sharing programs like Uber and Lyft popped up in cities across America, according to a study by a University of Kansas professor and a San Diego doctor.
October 03October 04
What’s all the “Buzz” about?
[bc_video video_id=”5844570798001″ account_id=”5728959025001″ player_id=”Hkbio1usDM” embed=”in-page” padding_top=”56%” autoplay=”” min_width=”0px” max_width=”640px” width=”100%” height=”100%”] Did you hear a buzz Wednesday morning around 11:18? It was a “Presidential Alert” test put out by FEMA. It’s called a Presidential Alert but the president doesn’t actually write it. It’s FEMA officials, government agencies and the White House who customize a message […]

Daytona Everett
August 28August 28
Man Dies After Becoming Pinned Between Pickup and Car
- Community
- Local
Authorities Tuesday released the name of a man who was fatally injured when he became pinned between a car and his pickup truck while working on the latter on a Hemet street. Carlos Garcia, 56, of Hemet died shortly after 5 p.m. Monday after he ended up wedged between the vehicles in the 300 block […]
August 10August 10
UCI Doctors Re-Attach Teen’s Arm After Near Amputation in Laguna Beach Cliff Fall
- Community
A 15-year-old boy who nearly lost life and limb after falling down a Laguna Beach cliff on July 18 was discharged from UC Irvine Medical Center Thursday with his right arm reattached after it was almost completely amputated. “This was among one of the worst injuries I’ve seen,” said Dr. Sebastian Schubl, a trauma surgeon […]
August 02August 02
Man’s Limbs Amputated After Contracting Infection From Dog Saliva
- Entertainment
A Wisconsin man had part of his arms and legs amputated after a medical emergency caused by a bacteria found in dog and cat saliva. Greg Manteufel began feeling ill in late June and within hours went into septic shock, according to a GoFundMe account created to raise money to help the family through his recovery. He was […]

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