Investigators believe a Wednesday evening, March 12, call about an armed man in the children’s section of the Loma Linda University Medical Center that prompted evacuations and a response of 100-plus officers from across the region was a hoax, authorities said. There were no injuries, and no gunshots fired, they said.

Authorities are rushing to evacuate the Loma Linda Hospital in San Bernardino County following reports of a possible armed shooter.

Deputies from the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department are clearing the Loma Linda University Medical Center after receiving calls about a "possible man with a gun."Initially, the sheriff's department described the incident as an armed individual.

An all-clear was declared at Loma Linda University Children's Hospital on Wednesday evening after a 'swatting' call reporting an armed man.

A caller told deputies that they were going to "shoot up" the hospital and that they had a bomb, which was determined to be a hoax after an hours-long investigation on Wednesday.

An apparent "swatting call" forced staff at Loma Linda University Medical Center to shelter in place amid fears of an active shooter incident Wednesday night. Lesley Marin reports.

The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department responded to Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital Wednesday evening following reports of a possible shooter. The Sheriff’s Department released a statement via social media around 6:35 p.