Although passing away in 2002, Waylon Jennings continues to land on the charts thanks to his son and 'Songbird'.

Shooter Jennings says he's been approached about opening a Waylon Jennings bar in Nashville, on a new episode of Nashville Now podcast.

If only Waylon could see his son now. Waylon Jennings has left a lasting legacy in country music, not only through his career but also for instilling a love of music in his son, Shooter Jennings.

Both Ron Washington and Ray Montgomery have been evicted from the manager’s office in Anaheim, as the Angels plan to hire a new manager rather than tabbing either their manager or interim manager from ...

ANAHEIM -- The Angels will have a new manager in 2026. Manager Ron Washington, who was placed on medical leave on June 20 and underwent a quadruple bypass heart surgery on June 30, will not have his ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- In 2024, more than a million people came to San Francisco to celebrate Fleet Week, with the Blue Angels being the headline of the show. This year, unless the government shutdown ...

SALINAS – The Blue Angels will not perform in the 44th California International Airshow in Salinas this weekend due to the federal government shutdown show organizers announced Wednesday. The shutdown ...

The Blue Angels appear to be grounded and will not participate in air shows during the U.S. government shutdown The California International Air Show announced the Blue Angels would not be able to ...

When the country music Hall of Famer Waylon Jennings passed away in 2002, the artist left behind a host of recordings that had never been released. His son, famed musician/producer Shooter Jennings, ...

Earlier this week, the Los Angeles Angels announced that neither manager Ron Washington nor interim skipper Ray Montgomery (who took over during Washington's medical absence) would return to the ...

Tim Fang is a digital producer at CBS Bay Area. A Bay Area native, Tim has been a part of the CBS Bay Area newsroom for more than two decades and joined the digital staff in 2006. Organizers of the ...