“Based on the evidence, the Court finds it more likely than not that President Trump corruptly attempted to obstruct the Joint Session of Congress on January 6, 2021,” U.S. District Court Judge David Carter ruled Monday, ordering former Chapman University law professor John Eastman to release key emails to the House of Representatives’ Jan.…
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Chris Pine and Ben Foster are sharing the screen for the third time with “The Contractor,” a new action thriller that Pine also produced. The two actors, born two months apart in 1980, just clicked from the start, they both say. “I think in the first month of meeting Ben, meeting him, I didn’t feel…
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The speech Matt Eberflus is going to deliver to players when the Chicago Bears can begin their voluntary offseason program April 4 has been ready for about three weeks now, an indication of how eager the first-year coach is to get going. Speaking Tuesday morning at the NFL’s annual meeting at The Breakers, Eberflus outlined…
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Back in the day, the Young brothers were the keepers of Salt Creek Beach. If you wanted to enjoy the sand or surf, you had to first pay the brothers – in the 1930s the price was a quarter and eventually they were getting a buck from beachgoers, though sometimes, a case of beer would…
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Fewer than 100 spaces remain for this weekend’s Long Beach Grand Prix Foundation 5K, which gives runners and walkers a chance to take to the course of the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach. The foundation organizes the event, set for Sunday, April 3, to raise money for area charities. It is the only time…
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What do Californians have against water parks? When SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment decided to switch one of its water parks to a Sesame Place theme, its Aquatica park outside San Diego was the obvious choice. Sure, Southern California and Northern Baja California provides a huge market of families with young children, which is essential for…
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Orange County officials are hoping a new online resource with data on suicides will help public agencies, health providers and nonprofits fight the stigma around mental health struggles and prevent deaths. The OC Health Care Agency on Monday unveiled a dashboard with information on suicides among county residents from 2001 to mid-2021 (the most recent…
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Author, television host and researcher Ronny Le Blanc said he uses the mindset of a detective when he’s out in the wild searching for Bigfoot. He grew up reading Sherlock Holmes and The Hardy Boys books and decided to make it his life’s work to try and solve one of the world’s biggest mysteries: Does…
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Despite the state’s budget surplus and strong economy, several California school districts are in severe financial distress. Although the state legislature should have money to help prop up these school districts this year, emerging economic headwinds may limit extraordinary support in future budgets. Now is the time for school districts to address their legacy costs…
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The NFL’s owners meetings are continuing this week in South Florida, with owners, head coaches and executives gathered to discuss league business. For the Chicago Bears, it’s also another step in their latest reboot effort as new general manager Ryan Poles and coach Matt Eberflus push to steer the franchise in a winning direction. Poles…
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