One of only a few women’s car clubs in the Bay Area, Dueñas has a streak of giving back and breaking stereotypes.

Museum supporters channeled their inner “flower child” with tie-dyed shirts and paisley prints at the bash at La Rinconada ...

But in the 1970s, as PortMiami was just exploding into the cruise capital it is today, the ships looked mighty different. Passengers ate in one dining room. There was a singer in the lounge. There was ...

After a long contentious legal battle with some former bandmates, Burton Cummings and Randy Bachman will be going back on the road as the Guess Who.

"To tell the truth, my brother never really made the adjustment of driving in places with stoplights," columnist Terry Woster ...

Until this week, no Football Bowl Subdivision team had gone as long as North Texas without appearing in The Associated Press ...

Freedom, flexibility and a non-stop backdrop of epic views — there’s nothing quite like a road trip, and even better when it’s from the comfort of a classic car.

Some of the funniest bits are about her raising her son. When she’s ashamed of yelling at him: “It’s like bitch-slapping E.T.

Imagine cruising down the open road, the hum of the engine beneath you, the wind in your hair, and the American landscape stretching out before you. Now, imagine that every sign you pass, every exit ...

A print from local artist Gustavo Jaimes sums up the swagger and charisma that surrounds classic lowrider culture. “More Bounce to the Ounce,” reads the digital and silk screen artwork. At its center ...

Lauren Pozen reports from East Los Angeles, where she speaks with some of the small business owners struggling to make ends meet due to a severe decrease in business caused by the immigration ...