'LA Law' Star Involved In Ohio Bar Brawl
NEW FRANKLIN, Ohio — Actor-director Corbin Bernsen has told police he was thrown to the ground during a bar brawl in Ohio, where he’s making a movie.
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Suspected SF Bayview Robber Shot By IRS Agent
SAN FRANCISCO — An Internal Revenue Service criminal investigations special agent shot and wounded one person during an apparent robbery attempt in San Francisco’s Bayview District overnight, police and an IRS spokeswoman said.
Quakes Home Through Sunday
Your Rancho Cucamonga Quakes continue their home stand this evening, as they finish out the three-game series with Lake Elsinore later on tonight at 7:05pm.
Fisher-Price Recalls Toy Due To Choking Hazard
Mattel Inc.’s Fisher-Price is recalling its Little People Play ‘n Go Campsite because a figure included in the playset poses a choking hazard.
Man Survives 75-Foot Fall At Grand Canyon
GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK, Ariz. — A French tourist has survived a 75-foot fall off the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. Witnesses say the 18-year-old man reportedly slipped Thursday afternoon while taking pictures near the rim.
Foothill residents urged to make sure they have fire insurance coverage
With fire season underway, homeowners shouldn’t skimp on policies but should not overinsure either, officials say. Los Angeles County officials are advising foothill residents to make sure their homes are protected and insured amid this year’s already devastating fire season.
WikiLeaks Posts Huge Encrypted File To Web
LONDON — Online whistle-blower WikiLeaks has posted a huge encrypted file named “Insurance” to its website, sparking speculation that those behind the organization may be prepared to release more classified information if authorities interfere with them.
Tacomas Ready To Roll Out Of SA Plant
First the Toyota Tundra, now San Antonio is home to the Toyota Tacoma pickup truck.
Low U.S. home prices, high loonie make it a good time to be a snowbird
TORONTO – Mary and Ron Ethier long believed a getaway home in the Florida sun would remain a retirement dream but when a recent real estate turnaround opened the border to a growing flock of snowbirds, the couple suddenly saw an opportunity too tempting to pass up.
Low U.S. home prices, high loonie make it a good time to be a snowbird
TORONTO – Mary and Ron Ethier long believed a getaway home in the Florida sun would remain a retirement dream but when a recent real estate turnaround opened the border to a growing flock of snowbirds, the couple suddenly saw an opportunity too tempting to pass up.