Los Angeles has enacted its first major Rent Stabilization Ordinance update in nearly 40 years. The new rules cap increases, eliminate family surcharges and are now shaping rent notices across the city.

Downtown Chula Vista’s Lemon Festival returns next Saturday with more than 200 vendors, live music, kids activities and citrus-themed fun.

Corpus Christi's KRIS 6 lost producers and photographers, but reporter Drew Bishop vows to keep showing up in person.

A 13-year-old Pokémon collector in remission got the card party he dreamed about in Fort Lauderdale.

The debt-free project adds a band room, classroom and softball concession stand on the Midland City campus.

Steve Ganaway once cut grass outside a North Nashville funeral home for two quarters. Now he owns the building and helps families struggling to afford burials.

Middletown’s new Rafts & Crafts event will pair a kayak float with live music, food, local beer and vendors at the AK Pavilion this Saturday.

The five-year deal will anchor addiction care at Vancouver's new 120-bed Bridge Shelter, opening late 2026.

In Bethany, Oklahoma, Ethan Logue's 1,300-piece LEGO model now greets families in the hospital lobby that cared for his late siblings.

A Salt Lake City deck renovation uncovered a 1940 headstone belonging to a child whose grave already has another marker. The discovery leaves behind a strange question about the stone’s journey.

One Philadelphia woman didn't learn to read—or learn her father's fate—until she enrolled in an adult literacy program at 57.

Cincinnati’s 38th Midwest Black Family Reunion returns next week with a downtown parade, concerts, health resources and four days of free programming.

A 26-person Bloomington church closed its doors after giving $600,000 to 21 nonprofits. One final donation could help feed nearly 300,000 people.