After the break, the host Vikings controlled the ball but were unable to score. “The girls played really hard and I don’t think we ever stopped working,” said PV head coach Brenna Valencia.

No one was injured but residents of St. Anthony are in shock following the loss of the local Boys and Girls Club. Fire broke out in the Annex, one of the original Grenfell Mission buildings, at about ...

IT’S NOW BEEN MORE THAN SIX YEARS SINCE THE CAMP FIRE BURNED MORE THAN 153,000 ACRES IN BUTTE COUNTY AND KILLED 85 PEOPLE. THE DEADLIEST AND MOST DESTRUCTIVE WILDFIRE IN CALIFORNIA’S HISTORY.

The blaze broke out Wednesday evening in one of the town’s last original Grenfell Mission buildings, which was being used by the local Boys and Girls Club. MHA Krista Lynn Howell says the town is ...

Police and firefighters are currently on the scene of a major fire at the Boys and Girls club in St. Anthony, the RCMP posted on Facebook. The RCMP advises that drivers will not be allowed through the ...

She started Altadena Girls to support classmates and others who lost even more.Credit...Allen J. Schaben/Los Angeles Times, via Getty Images Ms. Colvert, 14, created the Altadena Girls Instagram ...

"Altadena Girls" was founded by 14-year-old Avery Colvert, who along with her army of volunteers have been helping girls that were affected by the devastating fire. "A lot of my friends ...

Six years ago, Marcia Koester lost everything in the Camp Fire. She says she still hasn't fully recovered. Trump planning to issue crypto currency executive orders on Day One The unhealthiest fast ...

Ashley Rice can still remember the first time she walked through the doors of the Boys and Girls Club in St. Anthony. She was 11 years old and it was her first-ever dance. It was just a one-room ...

Makeup, perfume, hair products, or a new outfit may all seem like luxuries to teenage girls who lost everything to the Eaton Fire. It took 14-year-old Avery Colvert, whose school was burned down ...

On Monday, she returned to Los Angeles to help out once more. Altadena Teen Girls Fire Recovery, an organization helping teenage victims of the fires, shared footage of Meghan Markle joining them.