Metrolink formally calls it a “pause in service systemwide” from Dec. 26 to Dec. 29 to complete upgrades, maintenance and repairs — a rare shutdown to update and fix things like their 1930s-era signal relay technology at Union station and replace end-of-service life rails on the “curvy and mountainous Antelope […] Read More
After 31 years of music, dancing and entertainment, the lights have dimmed on country music staple The Brandin’ Iron in San Bernardino. News circulated on social media on Monday, Nov. 27 that the popular local spot for line dancing and live music had officially shut down and concerned patrons began […] Read More
Art helps female Afghan army veterans heal U.S. military veterans use art to help displaced female Afghan army veterans 04:22 With Veterans Day falling on a Saturday this year, some banks weren’t open on Friday and others will be closed on Saturday in observance of the federal holiday that honors […] Read More
The public has been riveted for weeks by the most important federal trial for the tech world in a quarter-century. The criminal trial of accused cryptocurrency scam artist Sam Bankman-Fried, right? No, not that. We’re talking about U.S. vs. Google, a massive antitrust trial unfolding in a federal courtroom in […] Read More
Marineland of the Pacific closed its doors nearly 37 years ago, but there are lasting memories for those who worked or played there. When he was a child growing up in the South Bay, Tod Perry visited the home of Orky and Corky, a pair of killer whales that were […] Read More
Millions to travel for Labor Day weekend Millions of Americans to hit the roads, skies for Labor Day weekend 03:00 End-of-summer barbecue planners and mall lovers, you’re in luck. Many large retailers are keeping their doors open on Labor Day, enabling you to run to the supermarket for hot dog […] Read More
