Thus an idea was hatched: the Find Black Santa app. “Find Black Santa gives families like mine access to Black Santas nationwide.”According to its website, the app does the following:Event Listings: Each comprehensive listing of Black Santa entertainment includes pertinent info such as location, contact info and hours of operation. Geolocalization: Finding Black Santa has never been easier. User Reviews: Leave a comment about your Black Santa experience to help future event-goers find top notch entertainment. Beautiful Design: With the help of an app development platform, the app will boast an aesthetically pleasing, simple and fun design.

NORTH BETHESDA, Maryland – Dr. Anthony Fauci is telling families across the nation not to worry about Santa Claus this year, saying he is immune to the coronavirus and will be a-okay on Christmas Day. “Santa is exempt from this because Santa, of all the good qualities, has a lot of good innate immunity,” Fauci said in the interview. “Santa is not going to be spreading any infections to anybody,” Fauci said. To read the full interview with USA Today, click here. RELATED: Santa photos are still happening at Bass Pro Shops but will look different this year

This image released by Profiles in History shows a Santa Clause and Rudolph reindeer puppet used in the filming of the 1964 Christmas special "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer." (Profiles in History via AP)LOS ANGELES – Rudolph and his still-shiny nose are getting a new home, and it's bound to be a lot nicer than the Island of Misfit Toys. The soaring reindeer and Santa Claus figures who starred in in the perennially beloved stop-motion animation Christmas special “Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer” are going up for auction. Auction house Profiles in History announced Thursday that a 6-inch-tall Rudolph and 11-inch-tall Santa used to animate the 1964 TV special are being sold together in the auction that starts Nov. 13 and are expected to fetch between $150,000 and $250,000. The figures would make their way to the New York offices of Arthur Rankin Jr. and Jules Bass.

San Antonio The Alamo Quarry Market is honoring a man known as Santa Tim for his years of service bringing joy to the San Antonio community. Unfortunately, Santa Tim passed away suddenly Tuesday. We all knew him as Santa Tim, said Prescilla Gonzaba, the senior property manager at the Alamo Quarry Market. Once they brought their first child to him, people would come back to have their special time with Santa Tim. Santa Tim would have done whatever he needed to do to help his neighbor.