"Eric’s family always came first, and he cherished every moment spent with them—whether at home, traveling, or enjoying their ...

Famous television cop Erik Estrada posted a heartfelt message on social media about the two police officers killed in ...

Born Henry Enrique Estrada on March 16, 1949 in New York, the young Erik Estrada always wanted to be a police officer, but turned to acting after joining his high school drama club.

When Erik Estrada was 18, he abandoned his dreams of becoming a New York City police officer and followed a girl into an acting class. “I realized if I wanted to get the girl, I needed to join ...

Movie and TV star Erik Estrada made a stop there as part of his new faith-based show Divine Renovation. The show is helping people and pups in need.

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Erik Estrada is coming back to Wilmington. The star of the 70′s NBC hit show CHiPs is returning to celebrate the first season of his new series, Divine Renovation, which ...

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Erik Estrada skyrocketed to fame on board a motorcycle emblazoned with the logo of the California Highway Patrol. The television series CHiPs ran for six seasons (1977-83) on ...

On Wednesday morning, however, passers-by with a keen eye for stars of 1970s and '80s TV would've seen one Erik Estrada − best-known for playing California Highway Patrol Officer Frank "Ponch ...

Erik Estrada − who made his name as a star of NBC cops-and-crime drama "CHiPs," on which he played the friendly, motorcycle-riding California Highway Patrol Officer Francis "Ponch" Poncherello ...

Estrada also revealed he is now a part-time deputy sheriff in Bedford County, Va., and was a reserve police office in Muncie, Ind., for a short-lived reality show called “Armed & Famous.’ ...

But Erik Estrada, a family man, proud father of three—and none of those three youngsters have reached nightclubbing age, it should be noted—didn’t think it was terribly funny.