Tongva Park is getting six free Saturday nights of live music and outdoor movies, beginning this Saturday and running through Sept. 12.

A roof fire sent thick black smoke over Southeast D.C. Tuesday as flames reached nearby buildings.

Brooklyn recorded just two homicides in July, tying its lowest monthly total ever. The borough then went 29 straight days without a murder.

A federal investigation found child labor and overtime violations at three San Antonio La Panadería locations. The bakery paid more than $45,000 in back wages and penalties.

Garbage complaints are mounting at Eugene Field Park, but Chicago’s policy leaves the encampment in place for now.

A federal jury deadlocked after six days in the Florida Keys parasailing death trial. The captain’s case now heads toward a possible retrial.

San Francisco restored larger advance payments for artists and eased paperwork after months of backlash over reimbursement rules.

Lower Merion’s National Night Out moves to Suburban Square with emergency equipment, carnival rides, live music and a food drive for ElderNet.

Workers renovating a South Boston home found suspected bone remains Monday. Testing is underway to determine whether they are human or animal.

A full closure is coming to NC-273 in Gaston County, with every lane blocked between the South Fork Catawba River and Canal Road for more than a day.

Gustavo Matamoros’ five-part Deering Estate series turns experimental sound into a summer attraction, with free immersive programs continuing through September.

A $20,000 reward could soon be on the table after antisemitic graffiti struck a Pasadena Jewish Temple mural for the second time this year. The artwork has been restored, but the search for suspects continues.

A Baltimore man will face trial after his lawyer declined a plea offer carrying 50 years in prison for a Walther Avenue shooting.