Autumn

Have you always dreamed of entering a giant gourd at the Safeway World Championship Weigh-off in Half Moon Bay? You may want to get planting.

Cloudy skies, cool temperatures and a chance of the first light rain of the fall 2020 season will have it feeling like sweater weather in San Diego County this weekend.

NBC 7’s Sheena Parveen shares the First Alert Forecast for the morning of Oct. 23, 2020.

No tickets are required for this self-guided tour: Just follow the Nevada City Chamber’s recommendations on where to see the best fall foliage.

After weeks of summerlike heat in the middle of what should be autumn, a cooling trend will define San Diego’s weather this week – a we may even see a tiny bit of drizzle. Maybe.

Sheena Parveen’s Morning Forecast for October 20, 2020.

Hot, dry temps and fire-prone conditions will once again sweep San Diego County this week, making it feel more like summer again than fall.

Ashley Matthew’s Morning Forecast for Oct. 12, 2020.

The enormous gourds’ll be sized up in Half Moon Bay without any spectators in 2020, but you can follow along from home.

Vivid golds are already making an early fall showing, foliage friends.

The leaves changing, the pumpkins, the crisp apples and spooky attractions signal that fall has arrived in San Diego but in the COVID-era, it’s different.

We may be traveling via our screens at the moment, but fall foliage fans have plenty to admire already.

Check ahead at your favorite spot, to make sure they’re open, and be sure to observe any safety policies in place while visiting.

A man attempted to kidnap a 3-year-old girl Sunday afternoon as the child was walking with her mother in a residential neighborhood near the University of San Diego, police said.

A man attempted to kidnap a 3-year-old girl Sunday afternoon as the child was walking with her mother in a residential neighborhood near the University of San Diego, police said.

A disabled Navy veteran got the keys to a new house Saturday specifically designed around his special needs.

24-year-old Amber Stanley, her 4-year-old son Jack and 2-year-old daughter Autumn all died from burns after their car hit a tree and caught fire after hitting the alligator.