Film preservationists unearthed a long-lost TV performance by 1980s film star Dudley Moore — in the days before he became a ...

Bucking a trend that has become beyond familiar to those that watch the Ultimate Fighting Championship on Paramount+ in the U.S., Dustin Poirier was not featured in Bud Light’s commercials during UFC ...

A rich woman for whom I did household chores as a teenager remarked to me once that “Money doesn’t buy happiness.” I don’t ...

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A chic, high-end fish market in Los Angeles has publicly admitted to false advertising after authorities discovered that the restaurant had repeatedly violated state and federal commercial fishing ...

An investigation by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife revealed an upscale restaurant in Los Angeles repeatedly violated state and federal commercial fishing laws. CDFW said in a news ...

DUDLEY – A motorcyclist was killed in a crash on Route 131 the morning of Tuesday, May 26. The crash, which also involved a motor vehicle, occurred about 7 a.m. in the area of Old Southbridge Road.

Former Portland Trail Blazer Chris Dudley wants another shot at being Oregon governor. It’s not looking like a slam dunk. Dudley is trailing the other top two contenders, state Sen. Christine Drazan ...

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Ex-NBA player Chris Dudley wants to be Oregon's governor, 16 years after last running for office. Dudley thinks Oregon needs a leader who is a political outsider. Dudley's key priorities are education ...

This story was produced by the Oregon Journalism Project, a nonprofit newsroom covering the state. Republican gubernatorial candidate Chris Dudley is sending out conflicting messages on a litmus-test ...