Vice Mayor Karina Talamantes expects about 1,000 neighbors at Saturday's free bash, complete with a bike valet and shuttle from Natomas High.

A Varso Gas ticket in Escondido is sitting on $1,532,761 with an August 20 deadline before it vanishes into school funding.

Maytie Raker was the first person ever buried at Inglewood Park Cemetery, but her grave sat unmarked until now.

Family shelter referrals in San Diego jumped 111% in a year, pushing Rachel's Promise to 210 beds downtown.

A woman facing eviction found a hidden $500 in time to make rent, part of a scavenger hunt with over 530,000 followers.

Free tours run November 5-21 before the Fort Worth Texas Temple's January dedication seals it to members only.

A Murphy USA store in Elizabeth City sold a $50,000 winner as the jackpot became 2026's first billion-dollar prize.

Nearly 2,700 degrees go out at Saturday's Bryce Jordan Center ceremonies, pushing Penn State past a million grads since 1861.

The Akron hospice nonprofit landed the 139,000-square-foot former convent complex thanks to an anonymous donor.

Jay's Juniors is accepting nominations through October 18 for chronically ill kids and their families to fly to Disney World together this December.

Kimberly Amos, who has lived with stage IV neuroendocrine cancer since 2016, helped prep Busch Stadium's field before a Cardinals game.

Broadway shuts down for jerk shrimp, steel drums and a costume parade as the festival marks its third year.

Nearly 594,000 people across 21 counties struggle to get enough food, and 1 in 4 local kids go to bed hungry.