sex scandals

This is hard to believe.  A new study reported by a Detroit TV station seems to show that for today's young adults -- the "Internet Generation" -- “sexting,” sending sexually explicit photos or messages through their phones, may be a normal, healthy component of modern dating.

No place but California.  A middle school teacher in a town north of Los Angeles has been placed on indefinite paid leave, after some of her students surfing the Internet on their i-Phones discovered what she does in her spare time.

It's correct to refer to bishops and priests as "Father", in the churchly sense. But  in the case of Bishop Gabino Zavala, he really was a father, in the parental sense. "Father" Zavala has resigned his position as Auxiliary Bishop of the Los Angeles Archdiocese, after revealing that he is the biological father of two children.

A Pasadena man has learned one of life's lessons the hard way.  He learned what can happen when a man fools around on his wife while he's off working in another town.

Children at Risk, a state policy advocate organization, has released a study that indicates Texas children are discovering sex at younger and younger ages, some as young as 12.

New York police say the sexual assault case against the former head of the International Monetary Fund is falling apart. They say the hotel maid who says he assaulted her has lied repeatedly, and she's personally connected with money launderers and drug dealers.

New York Congressman Anthony Weiner may be the most highly placed person who has been forced to resign for sending lewd messages and photos to women via his twitter account, but people up and down the economic food chain are also losing their jobs for doing the same thing.