Halloween Across the North State: Community Shares the Night in Photos

Halloween night looked a little different everywhere across the North State, and I asked the community to show me what it looked like where they were.

On Halloween night, I opened up a photo drop on the North State Now Facebook page and invited people from around the North State to share their Halloween pictures in the comments.

And people responded.

Photos started coming in showing costumes, kids enjoying Halloween, families spending the evening together, and some of the fun happening throughout Northern California.

That is exactly what North State Now is about.

Local news is important, but so are the everyday moments that bring a community together. Sometimes a picture of a family enjoying Halloween or a child proudly showing off a costume tells its own local story.

The Halloween photo drop is still open, and I would love to see more.

Check out the North State Now Halloween photo drop on Facebook, look through the pictures people have already shared, and add your own Halloween photos in the comments.

Whether your Halloween was in Redding, Anderson, Shasta Lake, Chico, Red Bluff, Cottonwood, Palo Cedro, Burney, Weaverville, or somewhere else across California's North State, you're invited to be part of it.

North State Now is about more than what happens here. It's about the people who make the North State home.

North State Now, Where Community Matters.