The time for the National Basketball Association to change their logo has never been more perfect. Kyrie Irving, star point guard for the Brooklyn Nets, recently came out and spoke about changing the NBA logo which is currently Jerry West to Kobe Bryant. Irving posted a fan created logo design of Kobe Bryant as the face of the logo under...

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Employees at Disneyland Resort embrace the new working conditions now that the park is set to soon reopen. Loosening COVID-19 restrictions from the state has allowed a handful of large events to continue after a year long hiatus. Last week, the Los Angeles Times reported that Disney's chief executive announced that the Anaheim theme park will reopen in April, meaning...

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Oscar Torres: Nintendo has had their first Direct of 2021 and with it comes with brand new information of currently announced games and surprises hitting the console very soon. The first big announcement was also the very last one of the presentation, Splatoon 3. This game takes players to a land where chaos has taken over the world. The game...

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The Long Beach Unified School District approved the COVID-19 Pandemic School Opening and Safety Plan to allow elementary, middle and high schools to return to campus. Elementary schools will return for in-person learning on March 29. Middle school students will go back to campus on April 20. High school seniors will go back on April 19 and freshman, sophomores and...

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The Norwalk-La Mirada School district plans to send elementary students back to school for in-person learning after the NLMUSD School Board voted to reopen campuses. The plan is for preschool and grades K-2 to return on March 29. Head Start and grades 3-5 will come back on April 12. Superintendent John Lopez said, “Class sizes will fluctuate, ranging somewhere around...

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Vincent: Anthony, are you worried about any police brutality today? Like are they going to come intervene or something? Anthony: No, I'm not worried about that. Long Beach PD, they reach out - it’s all about being able to preach in areas that are essential so you can provide safety for the community. I feel that the city attempted to...

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Downey Unified School District plans to reopen in-person learning for K-5 graders on March 29. Dr. John Garcia, superintendent of DUSD posted on the district website that he and the school board are still working on a reopening plan to send secondary schools back to campus. Dr. Garcia and California School Board Association member Dr. Mark Morris led a town...

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[INTRO MUSIC]JACQUE: Hi everybody this is Jacqueline Cochran, and welcome to episode two of fiercely fabulous at 50 and dating the continuation. This episode is going to be about truth in advertising. But before I get into that I have, I'm here with someone special. He heard actually he heard the last broadcast made a comment, and umm and when...

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Oscar: Hello Cerritos college students and faculty members, welcome back to Falcon entertainment, the only podcast here at Talon Marks where we talk about all things entertainment. As always, I'm your host, Oscar Torres, co-editor for arts and entertainment. Unfortunately, my co-host Ross Vale couldn't make it today. So instead, I brought in two fellow writers from Tannenberg to go...

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It was a year ago that theme parks closed their doors, leaving customers to spend their time watching videos of rides. But the people that have been most affected by this pandemic are none other than theme park employees, the very workers that help operate the park and makes sure everything runs and functions. At Buena Park's Knott's Berry Farm,...

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