Carlsbad

The Carlsbad Flower Fields has been open for months, but if you somehow haven’t made it to see the spectacular blooms in person, you’re in luck — the season has been extended.

Carlsbad’s most colorful attraction traditionally closes on Mother’s Day, but new dates were just added.

Legoland’s new Ferrari Build & Race attraction will feature a full-sized car made for fab photo opps.

The colorful Carlsbad destination has just two more weekends to go, with a Mother’s Day finale.

As in very near: The American Grown Field to Vase Dinner will take place at the wildly colorful Carlsbad attraction.

Canon will call upon the Carlsbad attraction, all to loan out cameras and help blossom-loving shutterbugs.

NBC 7’s Madison Weil spent the day at the flower fields and spoke to the manager.

As San Diegans have been enjoying the warmer temperatures and first week of Spring, it’s been busy at the Carlsbad Flower Fields.  “It’s nice…it’s a good break from the chaotic outside world,” said Joe Chen, a visitor enjoying the fields on Saturday.  About 7,000 tickets were sold both Saturday and Sunday, according to a staff member that spoke with...

You can pick the delicate blossoms, too, by making for Underwood Family Farms in Moorpark.

Cycle around Carlsbad, getting to know spots like The Flower Fields, Agua Hedionda Lagoon, and more gems.

Peak bloom is still a few weeks away, but the outdoor attraction has several fresh-air’d activities, starting now.

Olympic gold medalist Kaillie Humphries returned home to Carlsbad on Monday afternoon to an energetic homecoming of proud family, friends and strangers hoping to catch a glimpse of the prized medal.

The famous Flower Fields at Carlsbad Ranch featuring countless rows of Giant Tecolote Ranunculus flowers is back and open the public, once again becoming one of the most picture-worthy spots in San Diego County.

Soon, the Carlsbad attraction will be covered in colossal and colorful Giant Tecolote Ranunculus flowers.

Brock Crouch suffered a broken back, ruptured pancreas, and lost his front teeth in an avalanche, but that hasn’t stopped him from eyeing the Olympics. Lolita Lopez and Mary Harris report Jan. 20, 2022.

Carlsbad native Brock Crouch eyeing an Olympic spot never thought he’d be in the position to even think about competing again after being buried under snow for nearly five minutes after being hit by an avalanche.

Traffic in North County came to a standstill Friday morning when drivers discovered money all over Interstate 5.

Maryam Mehr, a 4th grade student from north San Diego County, spent Labor Day alongside her friends doing something incredibly sweet; they hosted a neighborhood bake sale to help families in Afghanistan. But the 10-year-old and her mother, Madina, told NBC 7 Sunday that conditions on the ground in Afghanistan have only worsened since then. Madina said the country’s fall…

Well, this is as sweet as a petal on the breeze: The colorful Carlsbad destination is welcoming visitors for a few extra days this season.