Page 14 - Jack Webb News Today

The idea of a road trip in CadZZilla started simply enough. ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons had a belief that CadZZilla was a true road car, not a garage queen.

Tonight two episodes of a couple of  crime dramas from the golden age of radio drama.  First, Frank Lovejoy as Randy Stone reporter for the Chicago Star, in the series Night Beat from 1950. Followed by Jack Webb as jazz trumpeter Pete Kelly, makin' the scene in the Kansas City of the Prohibition Era of the mid 1920's in the series Pete Kelly's Blues.

The producer of Stanley Kubrick's 'The Killing,' James B. Harris, will be among guests at Palm Springs' Arthur Lyons Film Noir Festival this week.

The City of Jacksonville's attorney says nothing can stop a liquor store from being built across from a school on Jacksonville's Northside.

The mother of five told FOX13 that things seemed normal on May 3 at their Michigan Street home as the family decided to sit out on the porch before a

Jack Webb celebrated his 100th birthday on April 30th

Jack Mullen, 88, recounts how he and a fellow SDPD officer were tapped to help Scotland Yard provide security for Charles when he left the ship.

Exclusive Interview by Karen Beishuizen Tom Scott is a legendary saxophone player who founded L.A. Express while leading the house band at The Baked Potato in North Hollywood. He worked with Joni Mitchell on several of her albums. He composed the theme song for Starsky and Hutch. Whitney Houston cal

"If New York Can Cut Crime by 36%, Why Can't D.C.?"

Since the age demographics for readers of this column leans toward older rather than younger, there's a good bet that you'll remember the vintage TV series “Dragnet” with Sgt. Joe Friday aka Jack Webb.