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Journal Communications 2Q profit falls 36 percent
Journal Communications Inc., which operates television and radio stations and publishes the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, said Tuesday that second-quarter earnings fell 36 percent, as the weak economy continued to hurt advertising revenue.
Man's body found near railroad tracks in Cabazon
Sheriff's officials are investigating the death of a Fresno man whose body was found near railroad tracks in Cabazon, about 17 miles northwest of Palm Springs.
Plea to tax count ends lawsuit kickback charges
The last defendant in a major federal kickback case involving class-action lawsuits against some of the nation's biggest corporations pleaded guilty Monday to a tax-related felony.
80-year-old Vegas stripper still does it 'classy'
Tempest Storm is fuming. Her fingers tremble with frustration. They are aged, knotted by arthritis and speckled with purple spots under paper skin.
New publisher named for Statesman Journal
A former California newspaper executive editor is the new publisher of the Statesman Journal.
American Airlines flight makes emergency landing
An American Airlines flight returned to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport on Wednesday when the pilot noticed a problem with equipment that helps keep the plane stable and declared an emergency.
Lansing State Journal names new publisher
Brian Priester is the new president and publisher of Michigan's Lansing State Journal.
Calif. man charged with killing adoptive mother
A Douglas County grand jury has indicted Gabriel Scott Riley, 29 on charges including murder in the death of his adoptive mother and an attack on his adoptive father.
Lansing publisher heading for Palm Springs paper
Richard A. Ramhoff, president and publisher at the Lansing State Journal, has been appointed president and publisher of The Desert Sun newspaper in Palm Springs, Calif.
Biker gangs welcome in Palm Springs
Prominent outlaw motorcycle gangs are heading for Palm Springs this fall despite warnings from the police chief that there's potential for violence. |
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