On this day that celebrates love and romance, meet Herb and Nancy Seidel, childhood sweethearts who went their separate ways after dating in high school, only to find each other several decades later.

With tables full of cookies, candy, coffee and nachos, Bakersfield community groups joined together Monday outside Bakersfield Police Department headquarters to thank officers and staff for their work.

A dozen residents at Brookdale Senior Living in Auburn set out to create blankets for the Placer County Animal Shelter. The 12 crafters cut and tied the sides of each blanket creating soft, warm small blankets for cats and puppies, and larger blankets for the dogs. The group finished 53 blankets to present to the Placer County Animal Shelter in Auburn.

After seven decades of Valentine’s Days, a Northeast Ohio couple says there’s no real secret to a lasting love. In their case, Marty and Jean Linn found a common interest was key to a successful marriage.

What's the secret to a love that lasts? One couple living at Brookdale Tracy, after 64 years of marriage, might just have the answer.

In a world of dating apps and reality TV shows, there's a timeless story of long-lasting love to tell this Valentine's week at a Brookdale Senior Living community in Bend, Oregon.

The ballad of Stanley and Louise Bullock has been warmly curated over their 75 years of dedicated marriage to each other and like any long-term relationship it was filled with ups and downs, hardship and prosperity. The pair met in McCammon while they both attended high school.

Maureen Berger, a resident at Brookdale Manlius, was honored by State Senator John Mannion for assisting the homeless. Berger set a goal in December to knit 100 hats for the homeless and had some help from fellow residents.

Local artist, Ruth McKinney, celebrated her 95th birthday with family and friends at Brookdale Trinity Towers. Pictures of her paintings spotlighted some of her special work and filled the room of her birthday party.

Residents at a Brookdale Senior Living community in Redwood City have been cheering on the San Francisco 49ers all season and have plans for a special watch party on Sunday when their team plays in the Super Bowl.

A group of the game's most loyal, long-suffering fans rallied and cheered, "let’s go Niners" on Thursday outside Brookdale Senior Living in Redwood City. It was all in support of the red and gold.

Back in 1976, when Gerald Ford was president and the U.S. celebrated its bicentennial, Jim Dahl started walking. He's been keeping up with his daily strolls ever since, logging 48 years of walks in four meticulously kept journals.

FOX4 caught up with one woman who was on the sidelines cheering for the Chiefs in the 1960s. Now, she’s at Brookdale Senior Living helping her community cheer for the Chiefs to a Super Bowl win.

Martha Campana, 90, has been a San Francisco 49ers fan since 1971. Campana is a superfan. She was a season ticket holder for the team’s entire tenure at Candlestick Park from 1971 until the 2013 season. In that time, she only missed five games.

Gulfport Councilwoman Ella Holmes-Hines presented Arleaner Washington, 100, with a proclamation on behalf of the city of Gulfport and Mayor Billy Hewes. Now a widow, she’s the last living of sixteen siblings. She has nine grandkids, eleven great-grandkids, seven great-great-grandkids, and six children of her own.