Author: OCCLIPPER Editorial Team

ALABAMA fans root their team on. The Crimson Tide is ranked eighth this week in the AP College Football Poll

“I only use guns in video games,” says Bryan ( Austin Abrams), our frustrated protagonist, trying to piece together a machine gun while his impatient companion urges him to hurry. “It’s confusing in real life!”

Fullerton officials are next in line to hold a discussion about reviewing their Flock cameras policy amid growing privacy concerns around automated license plate readers in OC and across the country. 

A former high-level state parks supervisor accused of secretly recording nude or semi-nude lifeguards and park aides at a Bolsa Chica State Beach facility pleaded not guilty to criminal charges during a Westminster court appearance on Monday, Sept. 21.

As I start my fifth decade as a California business journalist, an apology is in order.

A sports commentator became an unlikely hostage negotiator after a 2 a.m. phone call.

Legends. Lore. The oral tradition…for centuries they’ve come stitched into the Irish national tapestry. Add this one to the anthology: the story of Shergar, a champion racehorse, Ireland’s answer to Secretariat, who dominated tracks in the early 80s — until he was kidnapped. The crime was thought to be an Irish Republican Army plot, launched…

A data center project came to the table in a Texas county a year ago, promising a big win, but providing few specifics, according to a local county commissioner. 

America, and the world, are in the midst of one of the most profound technological revolutions in human history, with artificial intelligence poised to transform nearly every aspect of how we live and work. Behind this seemingly invisible revolution is something very physical: data centers. They are the factories of the AI age, vast industrial…

Ed Sheeran opened his solo concert in Philadelphia on Saturday with comments about Gaza, saying what is happening there is “catastrophic and unjustifiable.”