Drive-Thru

The Costa Mesa drive-thru experience, which will feature “epic audio and visual displays,” is from the team behind Night of Lights OC.

“The Spongebob Movie: Sponge on the Run” will screen at this pineapple-perfect pop-up, which also includes “multiple experiential environments.”

Er, stop, we mean. Roll your auto back through the eons and make for Pomona, where the popular drive-thru event is raising a roar.

“(C)olorful installations, oversized displays, unique performances” and more merriment will festoon a tasty to-do in Woodland Hills.

Coachella Valley parents in need of diapers for their little ones can pick up a free batch at the Palm Springs Convention Center on Monday.

The drive-thru experience, which is illuminating Santa Anita Park in Arcadia, will keep the neon bright through February.

But you’ll need to book your ticket before making for the no-contact, stay-in-your-car experience. The place? It’s happening at the Rose Bowl.

“Jurassic Quest” roared at the Rose Bowl; now the stay-in-your-car attraction is stomping for the OC Fair & Event Center.

The Epilepsy Foundation of San Diego County is hosting its annual fundraising event with a drive-thru gingerbread art extravaganza at Liberty Station.

The coronavirus pandemic changed the way we enjoy events during the Christmas season. However, families can still share these memorable experiences safely, either virtually, in small groups or from their own vehicles.

Del Mar, too, is on the schedule for this sparkler, which will boast over a million bulbs to admire and several seasonal displays, too.

The city of Long Beach issued a six month long ban on new drive-thrus to address community concerns of the environmental impacts, safety and aesthetics of the drive-thrus.

In-N-Out filed a trademark infringement lawsuit Friday against Puma for using the chain restaurant’s trademarks and trade dress without permission in the launch of their two new shoe products.

Woman loses fiance to hit-and-run driver days before wedding. Tony Shin reports for NBC4 News at 6 p.m. on Aug. 15, 2018.

A couple was shocked to find a Chevrolet of Montebello employee take their limited edition vehicle for a joy ride to an Original Tommy’s restaurant on Friday.

A woman confronted a mechanic employee at an Original Tommy’s restaurant drive-thru for taking her vehicle for a joy ride after dropping it off at a dealership. Adrian Arambulo reports for the NBC4 News at 11 on Monday, Sept. 4, 2017.