In Your Neighborhood

With the fall season comes Halloween, and San Diego has several hair-raising events to celebrate the holiday — everything from haunted happenings to family-friendly functions.

The county is offering residents the opportunity to say “I do” this Halloween by offering no-appointment services.

Charities are teaming up to put on a spooky production, which benefits youth theater and the preservation of San Dieguito history. NBC 7’s Audra Stafford steps into the San Dieguito Heritage Museum’s Haunted Ghost Town. 

Tickets to the Deadwood trail are around $9 and are available online on a first-come, first-served basis.

Two 15-year-old twins created a spooky experience that’s not for the faint of heart. NBC 7’s Dana Williams reports.

The blood drive is being held at the Cygnet Theatre from 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Oct. 19.

Berkeley-based Earth Species Project said that with billions of dollars being spent on how AI affects humans, it is using the technology to help society learn more and “decode animal communication.”

Plankton are the miniscule marvels of this interactive station at Birch Aquarium.

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The US Grant’s Grant Grill will stage a marvelously macabre meal on Halloween night.

Thousands of San Diego military families have been waiting nine long months for this moment: the USS Theodore Roosevelt and its strike group returned home on Tuesday from an extended deployment to the Middle East.

The livestream offers a window into the daily activities of 4-year-old female Xin Bao and 5-year-old male Yun Chuan during San Diego’s daylight hours

The rare, bright comet made its closest approach to Earth on Saturday but there are still opportunities to catch a glimpse.