Mitchell G. Patton

Baltimore Orioles CEO John Angelos invoked Martin Luther King Jr. in an attempt to avoid questions from reporters about the ongoing drama surrounding his family and the organization.Angelos appeared Monday with Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott at Camden Yards to announce a $5 million commitment to the CollegeBound Foundation, whose goal is to help Baltimore students earn a degree. Angelos fielded questions from reporters, who asked him about the future of the franchise.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM The Orioles' John Angelos during a news conference at Camden Yards on November 19, 2018 in Baltimore. (Rob Carr/Getty Images)While Angelos…

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There is no estimated reopening date for State Route 154, a key north-south artery in the county that is bogged down with mud and rocks, Buttita said.Nine atmospheric rivers since late December have caused power outages, flooding, levee breaches, mudslides and mudslides across nearly the entire state. At least 20 people died.Light rain and snow persisted Tuesday in some areas of California, but the skies were finally mostly clear.A shower of a rapid system was forecast for Wednesday or Thursday, followed by a dry spell, the National Weather Service said.Forecasters warned that while the midweek rain will be light, it…