Andy and AnnMarie Riggle were simply looking for a fun hobby to do together when they joined the El Dorado Archers in 2016. Just two years later, the couple’s commitment to the recreational activity deepened when they signed up as instructors for the organization’s Saturday classes—and today, AnnMarie serves as president of the organization while […]
Q: Given the current rhetoric, can a person actually become President of the United States for life? RW, Leisure World (Seal Beach) Ron Sokol A: The 22nd Amendment to the United States Constitution clearly states in Section 1: “No person shall be elected President more than twice; nor shall any person who has held the […]
While swimming pools in Los Angeles County have typically closed in mid-August in recent years, the facilities will remain open until October 31 this season, Director Janice Hahn announced Monday. “The warm weather is not over and neither is pool season in Los Angeles County,” said Hahn, who led the effort to keep pools open […]
At the Los Angeles County Child Protection Hotline headquarters in downtown Los Angeles, social workers answer more than 160,000 calls each year. Jennie Feria, deputy director of the county Department of Children and Families, tells the I-Team that calls that previously ended when it was determined there was no need for a child abuse or […]
The Los Angeles Business Journal’s Inside the Valley 200 list, which represents influential business and community leaders from the Santa Clarita, San Fernando, Simi, Antelope and Conejo valleys, includes more than a dozen well-known names from the Santa Clarita Valley. The list represents “the most influential and influential leaders in the region,” the publication said. […]
Article SANTA MONICA, California. – Santa Monica police arrested a woman on Wednesday who allegedly tried to kidnap an 8-year-old girl while posing as a “Russian police officer.” Officials said she has a long criminal record in the United States. It happened on August 21 around 2:30 p.m. when Courtney Perrone approached a young girl […]
The creative community comes together to support local muralist and musician Kenny McBride during his treatment for a rare form of bone cancer. McBride and his wife Anna, co-owners of McBride Arts, have helped create more than 50 public art and mural projects in Long Beach and the Southern California region since the company opened […]
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The mother of a former Las Vegas man who was murdered by a man and woman called the woman a “psychopath” and said she deserved everything she came for at the couple’s sentencing on Monday, August 19, in Superior Court in Torrance. Maricela Mercado, 45, of Redondo Beach, and Roman Cerratos, 44, of Hawaii, were […]
By Kaelyn Peay According to mid-sized college numbers from Niche, a leading college rating and ranking website, Master’s University was ranked as the university with the best student life among Christian colleges in California. TMU ranked first among 23 Christian colleges in California for student life. The university ranked fourth among 404 Christian colleges nationwide […]
