Both Abraham Lincoln and Mary Todd ate corn bread as children. He ate it from necessity; she ate it from tradition. The circumstances of their childhoods produced very different recipes. As adults, ...

From Rocky Road’s Oakland origins to A&W’s first root beer float in Lodi, discover classic California desserts that shaped ...

Proceeds benefit Foster Youth of America. Bowling for more than fun-show foster youth they’re seen, supported, and never alone. 6:30-8:30 p.m. Aug. 28, Bowlero Altamonte, 280 Douglas Ave., Altamonte ...

Sponsored by the Florida Area Health Education Center Network and the Florida Department of Health. The weekly program offers free nicotine patches, gum, and lozenges for participants (while supplies ...

The USNS César Chavez will keep its name, honoring the labor leader’s Navy service despite wider Pentagon renaming efforts.

The show captures disastrous custard-making, quintessentially British faux-modesty, and the blistering hubris of ...

Her transfer, valued at $1.5 million, sets a milestone in women's soccer, surpassing the previous record.

Just two hours north of Los Angeles, Bakersfield provides the perfect escape for day-trippers seeking a change of pace and a chance to experience a different side of California – one where parking ...

Neighbors return to share memories as volunteers film oral histories to preserve Grand Rapids’ West Side community’s lessons for future families. Rapid Growth ...

Tucked away in northeastern California where the Sierra Nevada meets the Cascade Range, Susanville offers day-trippers a perfect escape from the hustle with mountain views, outdoor adventures, and ...

With new funding in hand, here is how Immigration and Customs Enforcement is scaling up and training new agents.

Educator and trailblazer Joseph I. Castro, who rose from humble roots in Hanford to become the first San Joaquin Valley ...