A look back and a look up will be on the agenda of the Garden Grove City Council when it meets Tuesday night. The city leaders will receive an independent audit report […]
A look back and a look up will be on the agenda of the Garden Grove City Council when it meets Tuesday night. The city leaders will receive an independent audit report […]
Are the Los Angeles Rams ready for prime time? We’ll find out at least part of the answer when they open their 2016 season – their first season back after being gone […]
By Pete Zarustica Jered Weaver and Andrelton Simmons each put on virtuoso performances Sunday to allow the Los Angeles Angels to salvage the last game of the series with the Texas Rangers […]
By Jim Tortolano “Where were you,” as the song goes, “when the world stop turning on that September day?” The 15th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks on the United […]
By Thom deMartino Pablo Escobar: ground-breaking entrepreneur, doting father, devoted husband – ruthless killer. Netflix’s hit docudrama “Narcos” returns for its sophomore season, putting rubber to the road immediately: picking up mere moments […]
First Things First This time of year I end up in lots of conversations with clients who are starting new businesses. I think it’s the kids returning to school – the “new […]
The Los Angeles Angels are winding up their 2016 season much as they have most of the year: ending hot streaks with cold snaps. The Halos fell 8-5 to the American League […]
By Jim Tortolano The challenge with “Sully,” the new film by Clint Eastwood about the “Miracle on the Hudson” in 2009, is that it’s a story with no surprises and no villains. […]
Dear Marilyn, The hardest part about being a female is the insecurities. I am 18 years old, and I have never felt comfortable in my own skin. I have not figured out […]
By Pete Zarustica Adrian Beltre’s eighth-inning home run lifted the Texas Rangers to a 2-1 win over the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Friday night at the Big A. The teams dueled […]