Kids Play Free at La Casa de la Raza
The Eastside institution is offering indoor activities and food this week.
Year: 2017
Firefighters Brace for Shifting Winds Rest of Week
The Thomas Fire grew by 3,700 acres Monday; 20 percent contained.
Fire Officials: Visible Thomas Fire Flare-Ups Don’t Pose a Threat
Flames seen Monday night to the east of downtown Santa Barbara and the Riviera are being monitored.
Fire Crews Fight by Land and Air to Hold the Thomas Fire at Toro Canyon
Slower growth and greater containment lead to optimism, ‘but don’t count on it.’
Los Agaves Feeding Firefighters for Free
Mexican restaurant offering free meals at all four locations.
Documentary-Maker Bruce Brown Dies
Gaviota resident made ‘The Endless Summer’ and the Oscar-nominated ‘On Any Sunday.’
Gun Violence Continues to Affect Santa Barbara
And Congress wants universal concealed-carry laws.
Ventura Farmworkers, Spanish Speakers Left Out of Thomas Fire Emergency Response
Many laborers have been forced to work without face masks, and Westside immigrant residents were unaware of warnings.
Firefighters Focused on Defending Carpinteria from Thomas Fire on Monday
[UPDATE] Public meeting on current fire conditions will be held at 4 p.m. at San Marcos High School.
Santa Barbara Rallies for Net Neutrality
Undaunted by a smoky State Street, a couple dozen people picketed Verizon.