Haunts, Legends, and Halloween Lights: Coast to Coast TV Episode 103

This week on Coast to Coast TV with Heather Dawson ~ From California’s most haunted hotspots to the mystery of the Queen Mary, we explore ghostly legends that linger across the Golden State. Plus, celebrate Día de los Muertos in Riverside, discover Disney’s sweetest Halloween treats, and learn how Verizon is keeping trick-or-treaters safe this spooky season.

2. The Haunting of Hotel del Coronado
San Diego’s sunny shores hide a dark mystery at the Hotel del Coronado. Guests report sightings of Kate Morgan, a young woman who died there over a century ago. Paranormal readings and countless stories keep her legend alive—and her spirit, too.

3. Ghostly Encounters on the Queen Mary
The Queen Mary in Long Beach is as famous for its hauntings as for its history. Visitors report seeing the spirit of a young man crushed by a door and hearing a giggling ghost girl near the pool. Some even claim the ship holds a “vortex” that connects worlds—perfect for a spine-tingling tour.

4. San Francisco’s Spirits Still Roam
Ghost hunter Monique Sultani uncovers San Francisco’s supernatural side, from the Queen Anne Hotel’s kindhearted ghost Mary Lake to the eternally trapped souls of Alcatraz. Locals say these spirits can’t cross the bay’s waters, leaving them forever haunting the city by the bay.

5. Día de los Muertos in Riverside
In Riverside, families honor loved ones with music, food, and colorful altars during Día de los Muertos. The tradition transforms grief into celebration, connecting generations through art and memory. Each year, thousands gather to celebrate life through remembrance

6. Halloween Safety with Verizon
Halloween fun meets high-tech safety as Verizon’s family app helps parents keep track of trick-or-treaters. Features like real-time location sharing and “Safe Walk” SOS give peace of mind. Even gizmo watches for kids offer freedom while keeping families connected.

7. Sweet Treats at Disneyland
Disneyland chefs serve up Halloween magic with pumpkin twists, coffin cakes, and Mickey-shaped cookies. Chef Christina Orel shows how to make the park’s signature pumpkin twist at home. With a sprinkle of sugar and Disney sparkle, it’s the perfect festive snack.