The founder of a Palm Springs fertility clinic that was targeted during a car bombing attack said he forgives the suspect and even offered to pay for his funeral services.

For the first time since a targeted terrorist attack destroyed parts of American Reproductive Center earlier this week, News Channel 3 is speaking with the clinic's doctors.

The suspected bomber in the attack on the Palm Springs fertility clinic had "access to a large quantity of commercially ...

The FBI says the Palm Springs bombing suspect had access to unspecified “commercially available chemical products” that can ...

The suspect in Saturday's bombing in Palm Springs had access to a large quantity of commercially available chemical products. The products could be used to create a homemade explosive device, the FBI ...

The American Reproductive Centers clinic sustained significant damage on Saturday when an explosion occurred near the ...

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The medical director of the American Reproductive Centers was supposed to be in the office at the time of the explosion.

The staff at the Palm Springs fertility center targeted in a weekend bombing vowed to rebuild its office and will see patients next week.

Dr. Maher Abdallah credited a series of miracles for limiting the scope of devastation from last Saturday's bomb attack, ...

Nearby surveillance footage captured the moment a 25-year-old suspect exploded a car bomb at a Palm Springs, California, fertility clinic, which injured 4.

Guy Edward Bartkus, the 21-year-old suspect and victim of a bombing in Palm Springs Saturday, May 17, grew up in the Landers ...