The Bark will cap crowds at 50 dogs and split large and small breeds across separate play zones.

Free grand entries, drum groups and Native vendors fill UOP's lawn Saturday and Sunday, with head staff drawn from across California's Indigenous dance world.

The Sept. 11-12 event pairs dental, legal and haircut services with free defensible space inspections tied to new Zone 0 fire rules.

The 57th annual beachside gala began as a $12,000 barefoot picnic in 1969 and has now raised nearly $30 million lifetime.

More than 200 classic cars and trucks rolled into the town of Yolo this weekend to fund the library that replaced a crumbling Carnegie building.

Powered by Women LIVE hits Sacramento State, Sanctuary and McKinley Park in late September with masterminds and free headshots.

The free after-school hub for up to 100 Elk Grove teens closed Sept. 30 as the city weighs the building's future.

The nonprofit that once trained Olympic legends Mark Spitz and Debbie Meyer is looking toward a rebuilt future downtown.

The Stockton nonprofit has enough funds to last through October, but its future beyond that remains uncertain.

Deputies stopped by Rubi's stand to buy lemonade and cheer on her mission to help other kids battling childhood cancer.

Johnson-Springview Park hosts free food trucks, a bounce house and live tactical demos on September 13.

The Southeast Stockton branch now has 14 computer stations, a train table and a reading nook for kids.

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