People headed to the beaches of Gloucester for Memorial Day Weekend can now reserve and pay for parking spots under the city's new plan to clear up traffic woes.
People from around the Valley descended on the Veteranâs Memorial Building dressed as their favorite comic book, anime and movie characters for the Ohana Comic Con Saturday.
The convention, which makes its way to Hanford usually twice a year, brought in hundreds of people to shop and mingle, and to show off and admire cosplay.
One of the organizers, Tom Ziggy Star, said that at its heart, the comic convention is a chance for like-minded people to gather and have a good time. The convention itself goes from town to town in the Valley providing just that.
âItâs a nerdy, geeky, happy crowd â Iâve never seen a grumpy person,â Star said. âThatâs why weâre called âOhana,â because itâs all about family. We want everybody to feel included. Everybodyâs welcome.â