New billboards will go up across Southern California in an attempt to help catch the men who severely beat San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow. Read More

Bryan Stow, the San Francisco Giants fan who was beaten after a baseball game in Los Angeles, had a surgery delayed to drain fluid from the brain. Stow was assaulted by two men in their 20s in the parking lot of Dodger Stadium following the first game of the baseball season on March 31. Stow was wearing a Giants jersey and text messaged his cousin during the sixth inning to say he felt unsafe. Read More

San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow remains in a coma today after he was severely beaten outside Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles two weeks ago. Stow, a 42-year-old emergency medical technician in Santa Clara County, has been in a medically induced coma after part of his skull was surgically removed to prevent brain damage from swelling, said Rosa Saca, a spokeswoman for the Los Angeles County-USC Medical Center. "It's hard to know if he'll wake up," she said. Read More

When Logan Jackson first heard about the brutal attack that left a San Francisco Giants fan in a medically induced coma he couldn’t eat, sleep or even go to the gym.The 23-year-old paramedic from San Jose used to work with Bryan Stow, the attacked fan. He said he had attended a Rob Zombie rock concert with Stow a few weeks before the attack and was supposed to go to another next month. “All we can do is pray for him now,” he said. Read More