Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich now makes videos, like I do. In fact, his channel, Inequality Media, is very much like Stossel TV. He also reaches people via social media platforms, gets millions of views and covers economic topics. Reich does almost exactly what I do, except … Reich is repeatedly wrong. It’s understandable. Despite…
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LOS ANGELES — Is this somehow good for the Dodgers? Being threatened in the final week of the season, for a change, and playing with something at stake against a team that not only is focused on knocking them from their pedestal but has, in the words of Dave Roberts, “had their way against us”…
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San Diego Padres first baseman Donovan Solano catches the ball to complete a game-ending triple play before the Dodgers’ Miguel Rojas, right, can reach the base during the ninth inning on Tuesday night at Dodger Stadium. (Photo by Keith Birmingham, Orange County Register/SCNG) Dodgers starting pitcher Landon Knack throws to the plate during the first…
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The government wants your money. It will beg, steal or borrow if necessary, but it wants your money any way it can get it. The government’s schemes to swindle, cheat, scam, and generally defraud taxpayers of their hard-earned dollars have run the gamut from wasteful pork barrel legislation, cronyism and graft to asset forfeiture, costly…
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SANTA ANA — Santa Ana police Tuesday asked for the public’s help finding witnesses to a fatal shooting. The shooting happened about 3:30 p.m. Monday in the 400 block of West Camile Street, near Birch Street, police said. As officers were responding to the scene they were told two victims were headed to a hospital.…
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LOS ANGELES — A big part of the story of the 2002 Angels’ run to the franchise’s only World Series championship was the arrival of Francisco Rodriguez. Then just 20 years old, the hard-throwing right-hander was a September callup, struck out 13 in his first 5⅔ major-league innings, made the Angels’ postseason roster on the strength…
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By Molly Castle Work | KFF Health News Californians with medical debt will no longer have to worry about unpaid medical bills showing up on their credit reports under legislation signed Tuesday by Gov. Gavin Newsom, adding the nation’s most populous state to a growing effort to protect consumers squeezed by unaffordable medical bills. The…
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CHICAGO — Just moments after Jack López experienced the exhilaration of his first major league home run, he felt the sting of an embarrassing gaffe. The Angels’ second baseman failed to catch a pop-up that would have ended the eighth inning with the Angels leading by a run. The tying run scored on that play,…
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Country music as a genre gained new fans this year as it found itself taking the front seat in the pop culture mainstream. Last year’s Stagecoach Festival sold out before both weekends of Coachella. “Twisters,” the standalone sequel to the 1996 disaster film, had a box office debut of $81.3 million, making it the best-ever opening…
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LOS ANGELES — Two months ago, this was a perfect fit. Two months ago, USC’s Bear Alexander was several months removed from the spring transfer portal will-he won’t-he that new defensive line coach Eric Henderson had no intention of reliving, and neither did anyone else. Alexander acknowledged and understood the importance of keeping his motor…
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