Kurt Snibbe is a visual journalist for Southern California News Group. With a focus on regional interest and world news, he covers diverse topics such as climate change, culture, and sports across North America and beyond. Snibbe's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Silicon Valley Business Journal and The Mercury News.
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By: Kurt Snibbe
Mel Brooks' 100th birthday is June 28, so here's a look back (and ahead) at the creative icon's show business career.
By: Kurt Snibbe
America's birth certificate July 4th wasn't the day Continental Congress members decided to declare independence; they did that on July 2, 1776.
By: Kurt Snibbe
You might be surprised by how many years the famous document was exposed to sunlight
I’m guessing you’ve seen the famous painting to the right and you probably don’t know who painted it. The image is synonymous with Americanism and the American Revolution. The 8’ x 10‘ oil painting was made in Ohio by Archibald McNeal Willa…
News By Kurt Snibbe, The Orange County Register The Tribune Content Agency July 12, 2026 6:14 AM
In the wake of celebrating our nation’s 250th birthday we take a look at how the U.S. expanded since its founding (Enlarge)
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... I'm guessing you've seen the famous painting to the right and you probably don't know who painted it.
By: Kurt Snibbe
You might be surprised by the symbolism on both sides of the national seal National symbols
By: Kurt Snibbe
Just creating the Great Seal of the U.S. took six years, two committees and the efforts of 14 men.
