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9 family-friendly Halloween experiences up & down the Golden State
California Live’s Jessica Vilchis sits down with lifestyle expert Brandi Milloy to create a fun family bucket-list for the month of October. Celebrate the Halloween season with unique happenings in San Francisco, San Diego and the Greater Los Angeles area.
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Celebrate Diwali with age-old traditions and foods
California Live correspondent Blanche Shaheen meets up with Chef Teena Arora in Redwood City to learn all about Diwali, which kicks off on October 31st. Learn about the rich origins of this festival of lights, from traditional cuisine to authentic décor.
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Eggnog before Thanksgiving? Shoppers eager for a new season scramble retail calendars
Inflationary-weary shoppers still may wait until the first weather snap to get a basic sweater. But when it comes to seasonal items, a growing number of consumers are increasingly wanting to jump on scents and flavors from Halloween to Christmas earlier and earlier.
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Black Friday and Cyber Monday Deals with Amazon
Lifestyle expert Amy Goodman shares how Amazon is helping us gear up to find the best deals and the hottest products for the holidays this year!
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What is Indigenous Peoples' Day?
Indigenous Peoples’ Day is a U.S. holiday that honors and commemorates the history and culture of indigenous peoples in America.
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Charlie Brown holiday specials to air on Apple TV+. Here's how to watch them for free
Here’s how to watch “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown,” “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving” and “A Charlie Brown Christmas” for free on Apple TV+.
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What is Constitution Day?
Constitution day is a federal holiday that commemorates the signing of the U.S. Constitution in 1787.
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Guide to the origin of Friday the 13th
The mystique of Friday the 13th continues to captivate our imaginations and spark conversations around the world. Here are the theories behind the day.
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TSA expects record traveling on Labor Day weekend
The Transportation Security Administration says it is preparing for what is expected to be the busiest Labor Day travel period on record.
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From National Potato Day to Alien Abduction Day: what's with all these weird holidays?
From the curious to the downright bizarre, there’s a day for everything. Did you know you can make your own obscure holiday? Find out how, and why, these quirky holidays come to be.
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Are stores open on July 4th? From Walmart to Starbucks, here's what will be open and closed
From Walmart to Starbucks and from FedEx to IKEA, here’s what will be open or closed on July 4th.
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Book your July 4 flights now if you haven't already, travel expert warns: ‘You don't want to wait any longer'
Airfare is more likely to go up than down in the next few days.
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Father's Day is this weekend! See where to find the best deals to celebrate dad
Father’s Day is almost here. From free cookies to free power tools, restaurants and retailers are helping to make Father’s Day more affordable this year.
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When is Father's Day in 2024? What to know to celebrate Dad this year
We’ve got all the details on when Father’s Day falls this year, as well as some interesting history and fun facts behind why we honor our favorite father figures annually in June.
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The history and meaning behind Memorial Day
While everyone has the freedom to celebrate as they choose, Americans should also remember that this holiday is really a somber occasion to pause and reflect as a nation.
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Fa la la: Three major (and merry) California Christmas events have their 2024 dates
Sparkly celebrations are in the works in Riverside, Cambria, and Newport Beach.
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Mother's Day is this weekend! See where to find the best deals on things she'll love
From free frozen yogurt to free flowers, restaurants, brands and retailers are helping to make Mother’s Day easy and affordable this year.
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‘May the fourth be with you:' How the 4th day in May came to be a ‘Star Wars' holiday
May 4 is Stars Wars Day. Here’s how to respond if someone says “May the fourth be with you” – and how the unofficial holiday came to be.
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Children learn matzo making and Passover's traditions ahead of the Jewish holiday
A group of Washington area first graders had no time to waste — they had matzo to make. The students from Milton Gottesman Jewish Day School of the Nation’s Capital had just 18 minutes to prep and cook the cracker-like, unleavened Passover staple. To keep it kosher for the holiday, it could not be allowed to rise. Rabbi Levi Raskin...
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What to know about National Burrito Day
National Burrito Day is non-official holiday celebrated on the first Thursday in April in the United States.
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Easter is March 31 this year. Here's why many Christians will wake up before sunrise to celebrate
Many Christians wake before dawn on Easter morning and celebrate their belief in the resurrection of Jesus, the son of God, as the sun rises.