DIANE SAWYER When it comes to women who get things done, Diane Sawyer is a standout. The ABC News anchor credits words she heard as a teen for her inspiration: Make what you do matter. Dream big.
By TAMMY MINN

THE LOVE TRAP Often catching their teenage prey with sweet talk and promises, sex traffickers don’t always lurk in unsavory far-off places. They’re here in our own region, part of a $32 billion global industry. But the Inland Empire is fighting back to rescue its kids from the clutches of predators involved in the fastest growing crime in America.
By KRIS GRANT

PIZZA TO THE RESCUE The lazy days of summer give way to hungry appetites, but who wants to cook when cool nights beckon with other things to do? Not to worry. In profiles that range from kid-friendly to gourmet, pizza stands ready to serve.

WOMEN OF SUBSTANCE Dedicated to helping others, these five Inland Empire women go the extra mile to make the region a better place to live. We salute them for their accomplishments.

PLAY TIME When you love what you do, the happiest place on earth is where you make your living. That’s especially true for San Bernardino’s Garner Holt, an innovator whose work is play. Holt, 52, founded Garner Holt Productions (GHP) in his parents’ garage when he was 17. Now a globally recognized, award-winning animatronics company, GHP creates designs for themed attractions, show exhibits, special effects, and parade floats, among other things. As told to
TAMMY MINN