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Riverbank Run for the Cheese is an October race series held at Galaxy Theatres on Patterson Road in Riverbank, California. The race options are straightforward: a 1 Mile neighborhood loop, a 5K, and a 10K, with virtual options for those unable to attend in person. The 5K and 10K begin after the 1 Mile, making the morning suitable for families, less experienced runners, and participants running multiple races. Adults can enter any of the three races, youth entries are available, and combined options pair the 1 Mile with either the 5K or the 10K. The 1 Mile is flat and circles through the adjacent neighborhood. The 5K follows gently rolling, tree-lined residential streets, and permits walkers and baby strollers. The 10K follows gently rolling residential streets as a two-loop course, with a 90-minute time limit; walkers are not permitted, but runners may use baby strollers. Packet pickup is at the Riverbank Galaxy Theatre, with in-person registration available there before race day and again on race morning. The 50th anniversary designation provides a clear local-history connection, while the course design positions it as a neighborhood road race rather than a large-scale event.

The Run for Education is a spring 5K, 10K, and Kids Fun Run held in El Segundo, California. Its purpose, reflected in the name, is to raise funds for the city’s K-12 public schools. The El Segundo PTA Council organizes the event, which is now in its fourth decade. The 5K and 10K courses are USATF-certified, winding through downtown El Segundo and adjacent neighborhoods. These routes offer a measured course for competitive runners and a straightforward local path for casual participants. The field comprises competitive racers, joggers, walkers, families, and children. Age-group medals are awarded to the top three finishers in the 5K and 10K, with medals given to all participants who finish a race.

The Day of The Dead 5K & 10K is a Sacramento race held at North Natomas Regional Park. The in-person 5K begins at 9 a.m. A virtual 5K option is also available. Registration costs $40 per athlete and includes a race T-shirt. The race is open to youth, adult, and masters runners, accommodating a wide age range. It is sanctioned by USATF, and registration is managed through RunSignup.

The Haunted Sacramento 5K, 10K is a Halloween running event in Sacramento, California, offering 5K and 10K distances. It is structured less like a traditional road race and more like a Halloween exploration using a map, incorporating elements of adventure racing, mixed terrain, orienteering, and road running. Participants navigate East Sacramento's Fab 40s neighborhood, chosen for its streets decorated extensively for Halloween. The event is presented as trick-or-treating for adults and families. It accommodates teams of one to five, making it suitable for solo runners, small groups, and families seeking a race focused on costumes, neighborhood discovery, and Halloween decorations.

Boundary Bay is a late-fall race series held at Boundary Bay Park, Centennial Beach in Delta, British Columbia, offering 5K, 10K, half marathon, marathon, and 4-person marathon relay distances. The marathon is presented as a final opportunity for runners aiming for a Boston qualifying time, featuring a straightforward course: a completely flat gravel oceanside trail with no elevation gain. All distances follow an out-and-back route along British Columbia's southern coast, allowing participants to run beside Boundary Bay instead of through city streets. The course offers views across the Salish Sea towards the San Juan Islands, with migratory birds present and ocean weather as the primary variable. The race supports Ronald McDonald House BC & Yukon. Organizers acknowledge the late-season timing by advising runners to dress warmly, bring dry clothes, and appreciate the clock-change weekend that may provide an extra hour of sleep.

The Diwali Fun Run + Festival is an evening event at the Community Center on Old Canyon Road in Fremont, California. It offers timed 5K and 10K races, plus a Festival Only option. The event is designed for families, runners, and walkers, with registration open to a wide age range, from young children to older adults. The races are straightforward: select the 5K or 10K, complete it by running or walking, and receive a medal upon finishing. The festival includes catered food, arts and crafts, a selfie station, music for dancing, light-up bracelets, and complimentary henna tattoos for attendees. Those not racing can still enjoy the food and activities. The event also supports Purrific Rescue through fundraising.

The Davis Turkey Trot, held on the Saturday before Thanksgiving in Davis, California, begins at 6th and C Streets for all timed races. It offers participants a choice of distances on one morning: 1 mile, 2 mile, 5K, 10K, and half marathon, along with a children's run. The event typically draws between 1,000 and 5,000 participants, creating a busy, community-focused atmosphere. The courses are noted for being fast and flat, suitable for beginners, families, and those aiming for a consistent pace. The half marathon is not a Boston Qualifier. The event incorporates the holiday spirit through its shirts, post-race activities, and finisher medals for human and canine participants. Packet pickup is offered the day before and on race morning, with parking at Davis High School and bib pickup located near the finish line on race day.

Run Against Hunger is an annual run and walk in Stockton, California, held at 404 W. Fremont Street. The event features a 5K, a 10K, and a Kids 1/4 Mile Fun Run, allowing adults, children, runners, and walkers to select a distance suitable for them. The series is hosted by the Emergency Food Bank Stockton/San Joaquin and presented by the Aaron Judge ALL RISE Foundation. This is the 22nd year for the event, with proceeds and awareness directed toward fighting hunger in the local community. The children's race contributes to its family-oriented atmosphere, distinguishing it from a typical road race.

The Thanksgiving Turkey Gobble Trot is a Sacramento run and walk held at Sutter's Landing Regional Park during the Thanksgiving season. Runners and walkers can choose a 5K, 10K, or half marathon, and there is also a virtual option for people who want to cover the distance on their own. The event is built for families and casual participants as much as regular runners, with all ages and paces welcome and under-18s needing a guardian. The setup is simple: pick a distance, bring friends or family, and run or walk before the holiday meal. The organizer leans into the Thanksgiving theme with the line “run so we can feast,” and the event is promoted as a community outing rather than a race that demands special gear or experience. Coordinators are on hand to support participants, which fits the relaxed format and makes the longer distances less intimidating for people setting a holiday fitness goal.

The Jingle All the Way 5K and 10K is a holiday-season road race in Mountain House, California, held in early December. Participants can select either a 5K or a 10K, accommodating those seeking a short fun run and those desiring a longer local race. The start and finish are located on Central Parkway. While the official race page offers limited course specifics, it indicates a straightforward community approach: participants may contact the race director via the event website, and runners are surveyed post-race regarding their recommendation likelihood to a friend.