The ranks of unemployed Americans are continuing to swell, as the coronavirus and its effects throw more people out of work. The U.S. Department of Labor announced Thursday that over 4.4 million […]
4.4 million more jobless Americans
In a pandemic, how will we vote?
UPDATE: In-person voting it will be. A special Saturday session of the state legislature was opened and closed within seconds by the Republican leadership, probably guaranteeing that the governor’s plan to shift […]
“Hell of a bad two weeks” foreseen
“A hell of a two bad weeks” was predicted by President Donald Trump on Tuesday, warning the nation that as many as 100,000 to 240,000 Americans could die from the coronavirus outbreak, […]
Packers, 49ers, Chiefs, Titans advance
The lineups are set for next week’s NFL Conference Championships. The Green Bay Packers (14-3) will travel to Santa Clara to play the San Francisco 49ers (14-3) in the NFC game, while […]
It was a very wild, wild card weekend
The “wild card” weekend for the NFL playoffs certainly did justice to the name as fans were treated to two overtime contests and two other games with the outcome still hanging in […]
Football still the king of adrenaline
Over the years, the Super Bowl games have ranged from the occasional nail-biter to the more common yawner. But if this year’s playoffs are any indication, the last few games of this […]
Football on center stage … for now
Nearly all the area high school football teams have started their seasons, and based on one or two games, some things stand out. First, based on Edison’s two lopsided wins, the Chargers […]
From Rams to Kiss: pro football in OC
By Pete Zarustica Professional football returned to Orange County on Saturday at the Honda Center in Anaheim, as the L.A. Kiss defeated the Portland Thunder 44-34 before over 12,000 fans who saw […]
