Billed as the largest event of its kind in California's capital region, The Salvation Army will hold its Annual Community Luncheon on Tuesday, May 29th at the Woodlake Hotel starting at noon.

Join News10's Dale Schornack and Cristina Mendonsa as they help thank and recognize the individuals and companies who have shown a long history of helping people in need.

With more than 1,000 business and governmental leader sin attendance, the luncheon is an opportunity for The Salvation Army to showcase its programs and give fiscal and service reports to the community.

Last year's luncheon raised more than $274,000 in proceeds to support local Salvation Army programs and services year-round.

For more information go to: salarmysacto.org

Over 100,000 children go missing in California each year.

An estimated 1,478 cases of family abductions and 53 cases of stranger abduction occur annually in California. In addition more than 90,000 kids, mostly teens, run away.

Fingerprints are critical tools in being able to bring children home safely, yet most parents don't have their child's fingerprints recorded.

SACRAMENTO - The Sacramento and Sierra Foothills Storytelling regions are calling all tellers and story lovers to Sacramento's first annual storytelling festival: SPRING INTO STORIES.

The first of two story concerts on the day for children and their families begins at 10 a.m. on Saturday, April 21 at Carol's Books. Carol's is located at 1913 Del Paso Blvd Sacramento 95815.

Featured throughout the day will be:

• Uplifting cultural music, costumes and dance by youth groups from cultures like Polynesia and West Africa.
• Poets
• A judged story slam
• A liar's contest
• Open telling
• And much more!

At 7 p.m.