Here Are Some of the Spookiest Ways to Celebrate Halloween in Los Angeles This Year
Haunted houses, screenings of classic scary movies, and other fun ways to celebrate the season
Slideshow: Inside Disneyland’s Sold-Out Oogie Boogie Bash
The annual party is back with a parade, lots of villains, and more
Ready for Spooky Season? Disneyland Is Already All Decked Out for Halloween
From "blood"-spattered treats to Coco-themed calacas, an early look at what's in store at the Happiest, er, Scariest Place on Earth
Will Angelenos Still Go Costume Crazy for a COVID-19 Halloween?
Halloween parties and trick-or-treating are off, but local costume shops are betting the virus won't stop people from dressing up
Follow this Self-Guided Tour of Haunted Downtown L.A.
Walk or drive through the streets of DTLA with our original audio tour. Things might get a little eerie.
Follow this Self-Guided Tour of Haunted Downtown L.A. (Text Only)
Walk or drive through the streets of DTLA with our original audio tour. Things might get a little eerie.
How You Can and Can’t Celebrate Halloween in L.A. This Year
L.A. County has laid out COVID-19 guidelines for staying spooky and safe this year
COVID-19 Is Already Canceling Halloween at SoCal Theme Parks
Disneyland’s Oogie Boogie Bash, Knott’s Scary Farm, and Universal's Halloween Horror Nights are all dead in the water
Happy City Hall-oween: A Bone-Chilling Journey Through the Scariest Building in Los Angeles
Spooky politicians. Ghostly FBI agents. Frightening policy conundrums. Every day is October 31 behind these doors
Where to Get Your Halloween Makeup Done by a Pro
Have a big, spooky vision but not a lot of ability? Time to let a professional step in
