In Your Neighborhood

While the annual Starlight Festival and parade will still happen Dec. 14, this year, Chula Vista will host a holiday market and tree lighting Dec. 1 to begin the holiday season. The market will run from 3 to 6 p.m. on Third Avenue and the tree lighting will start at 5:45 p.m. in Memorial Park. 

More sky-frosting has been slathered on the picturesque town, and just before Thanksgiving, too.

Dozens of volunteers in La Jolla are working to gather signatures from registered voters in their zip code before Dec. 1 to explore the possibility of the neighborhood becoming its own city.

We’re finally entering the season of pop-up ice skating attractions around town. Looking to get your skating on? Here are some ice skating rinks around town

If you have ever been interested in adopting a pet, but are unsure what it takes to adopt one, the San Diego County’s “Dog Day Out” program can help.

From Father Joe’s annual Thanksgiving Day 5K in Balboa Park to Oceanside’s Turkey Trot, here are five run/walks to add to your holiday.

San Diego’s weekend events: Here’s what’s happening this weekend in San Diego. Get up. Get out. Play!

Local organizations come together to ensure thousands of families receive holiday meals in San Ysidro and National City.

Elegant Divas is a non-profit made up of women, some who have battled addiction, incarceration and domestic violence, who have a desire to give back to their community. They will be handing out turkeys at 7735 Euclid Ave. this Saturday at 1 p.m. to families in need.

The La Jolla coastline was added to the National Registry of Historic Places in May. But now, the hope is for it to bring attention to much-needed repairs.

Thousands of gently used and new dresses of all sizes will be sold at steep discounts during the event at all Goodwill retail locations in the county.

Some of the tenants include those who were living in the San Diego River’s large encampment referred to as “the island”

It’s a new kind of play that is now showing at the Coronado Playhouse. It’s not meant to make you laugh, it’s not likely to make you smile, but it will make you uncomfortable and that’s what the creators want.