San Bernardino is a lot more than what people may think. It is a city that is more than a terrorist attack. It is more than crime and danger. It is home to more than two million people. It is home to the wise as well as many young people. Home to future musicians,...
As a fan of baseball, one cannot help but stand up, clap, and smile at the sight of the Chicago Cubs winning the National League (NL) Pennant and heading to the World Series. After not seeing the Fall Classic for 71 years, the Cubs finally came back to compete for a...
Sports, both amateur and professional, range on a spectrum from being utterly hated to being worshiped like a religion. With modern technology, fans are more connected to their respective teams compared to the past, making them able to receive minute to minute score...
The Los Angeles Dodgers’ play-by-play broadcaster, Vin Scully, said goodbye to the job title he held for 67 years on Oct. 2. At 25 years old, Scully began his historic career in 1950 with the then Brooklyn Dodgers. This came a year after Jackie Robinson broke the...
With a scholarship from Vanderbilt University in hand, everything was going well for Temple Baker, but his whole world shifted when he went into a local casting call. Baker, 23, was born and raised in Austin, Texas. He was majoring in history and political science at...
After two years of professional baseball, Jon Hurst has taken his talents to Diamond Bar High, where he will be taking on the role of varsity baseball head coach. Hurst previously played in the Yankees minor league system and later became the coach of various high...
With high hopes and home runs, Conejo Valley Big League Baseball took the West Coast all the way to the World Series. Showing heart, passion and absolute enjoyment for the game, Conejo won their regionals,...
“We want tacos! We want tacos! We want tacos!” At the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes home game on July 21, this was all most could chant as the game neared the 7th inning. This is the last sentence you would expect to be chanted...
It has been a good ride for the Charter Oak High baseball team. After going through their ups and downs throughout the season, they caught fire at the right time and were able to fight their way into a playoff spot by winning their last three games. However, going...
It’s a great time to be in L.A. this summer! With the school year coming to an end, it’s time to drop your backpacks and put on your flip flops for some fun in the sun. Here’s a list of summer activities worth checking out: Outdoor Movie Theater Got nothing to do on...
