What makes the Holiday season even better? The Holiday of Lights display in Del Mar, located in the fairgrounds. Starting on November 22 and running until January 1, 2013 the Holiday of Lights display will be a great site for all to see, and is the largest animated drive through light show on the west coast. The set up for all of these typically begins one month prior to the light display's beginning.

If you are looking for ways to give back to the community this holiday season, here are some ways to spend Thanksgiving in San Diego.

As the United States diversifies its energy portfolio to include greater investments in solar, wind, geothermal, hydro, and others forms of energy, it can be difficult to gauge their effectiveness.

The holiday season brings out the best in most human beings. While many San Diegans will spend their holidays in celebration with friends, family, and loved ones, others will not be so fortunate. With Thanksgiving rapidly approaching, many local and national programs like the San Diego Food Bank, Feed America San Diego, Volunteer San Diego, The American Red Cross, and The Salvation Army will all be doing their part in aiding the less fortunate with life's necessities.

Preparing Thanksgiving dinner can be quite the task - becoming an all day event not including the clean up afterwards. Why not let Marina Kitchen take the hassle out of cooking all day for your family, and join them for their Thanksgiving Day meal? Executive Chef Aaron Schwartz is preparing a feast with many Thanksgiving favorites on the menu.