New chieftain Ryan organizes a woodsy corporate retreat---but he excludes Michael, who in turn enters into the wilderness for his own survival adventure.

Jon Baker and Frank "Ponch" Poncherello were two Los Angeles-based Highway Patrol officers who rode into the imaginations of millions of TV viewers in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Nothing can stop a werewolf dead in its tracks so much as a celebrity sighting. Few people know this about werewolves, but they are absolutely celebrity crazy.

ELSAG North America , market leader in Automatic License Plate Recognition technology with its Mobile Plate Hunter-900 is proud to celebrate their 5th anniversary at this year's IACP conference, the law enforcement industry's most storied and important conference.

If you can make it through the clunky dialogue, overwrought scene-setting and general predictability of "Trauma's" first episode, there are several important lessons to be learned: Don't wear your iPod while you're checking out a generator because then you won't be able to hear the guy asking if it's OK to throw the power back on.

Winder Police Chief Stanley Rogers, Winder Capt. Dennis Dorsey, and Barrow County Sheriff's Major Todd Druse present Erik Estrada with a badge and patch making him an Barrow County sheriff's deputy.

Kudos to the former CHiPs actor--who I had a huuuuuuuuuuge crush on growing up. He's seemingly given up on starring in infomercials shilling dodgy swampland and is now the costar of the latest Burger King ad, where he plays on his reputation for having an unchecked ego He may not look as hot as in this classic photo, taken from his ...

Dig back, deep, to the days of CHiPs, a '70s-era cop show. The dedicated duo that was Officer John Baker and the beloved Ponch spent their days on call, up and down the freeways of the mean streets of Los Angeles.

Arnold Schwarzenegger has come up with a novel way to raise funds for cash-strapped California.

There was plenty of black leather, chains, tattoos, a spattering of in-your-face T-shirts and a lot of bare skin.

Erik Estrada was in Lynchburg today to accept an honorary appointment. You may remember Estrada from his lead role in the hit TV series Chips.

Erik Estrada was in Lynchburg today to accept an honorary appointment. You may remember Estrada from his lead role in the hit TV series Chips.

Erik Estrada, best known for his role as Officer Frank Poncherello in the 1977-83 TV series "CHiPs," will be on the Peninsula Saturday supporting a safe Internet initiative.

The hills will sparkle with star power Saturday as celebrities past and present play in the 38th annual Los Angeles Police Family Fun Day and Celebrity Golf Tournament at Trump National Golf Club.

Nicky Cruz is well known in evangelical circles as the former gang member who turned his life around after converting to Christianity.

It's 70's night at Wrigley Field and the best 70's "icon" the Cubs could scrape up was none other than Erik "Officer Poncherello" Estrada, best known to most for his role on the TV show CHiPs.

Seems as if we've been preparing for the demise of "According to Jim" since the original "Blues Brothers" premiered.

"Life According to Jim" : Series finale, featuring Lee Majors as God and Erik Estrada as the devil.

According to Jim 8:30 pm/ET ABC After eight seasons , this sitcom-that-gets-no-respect ends its run tonight with, appropriately enough, Jim's death.

Inside the Obama White House or Earth 2010 ; both 9 p.m. Bob Woodruff hosts a two-hour look at the long-range effects of population gain and climate change.