BAYA's first Day of the Girl Festival drew 300 people and 16 teen entrepreneurs to Parkland. One mom says the group saved her daughter.

Habitat for Cats hopes its fifth Purses for Paws sale, packed with $1 finds, becomes its biggest yet.

Food trucks, yard games and a light show replaced the usual Memorial Hall pageantry as Carolina marked University Day after dark.

Crowds circled Lake Quannapowitt as the milestone walk, emceed by Ray Villeda, pushed MDSC's mission into its fourth decade.

Green wristbands, consent drills and a James Bond party — Berkeley's SlutCon has prompted debate in AI safety circles.

A three-day commemoration honors the 2,400-plus Americans killed in 1941, with USS Utah and USS Oklahoma ceremonies set for Ford Island.

The Burke High grad and Chi star joins a speaker list that once included two presidents and Malala Yousafzai.

Gov. Newsom signed SB 479, letting Berkeley, Pasadena and Long Beach build coordinated outreach squads that share confidential records.

Free registration closes the day before the Fontana event, which pairs a wheelchair-accessible route with a resource fair and family festival.

The 71-year-old pontiff says the lesion was caught early as doctors prep surgery this week in Rome.

A Viper and a Venom touched down at Pier 27 for Fleet Week, and police say the pilots are ready to meet the public.

South L.A.'s 21-year-old street festival stretches nearly three miles and stays free, even as Coachella tickets run $500.

Guests at La Gran Terraza could don blindfolds for a three-course meal benefiting blind artisans and USD engineering projects.