Santa Barbara Unveils Draft Sea-Level Rise Adaptation Plan
The city will eventually have to decide if it should reconstruct, redesign, or remove Stearns Wharf, among other drastic changes.
Year: 2020
Santa Barbara City Council Declares City’s First Black Church a Historic Landmark
St. Paul’s AME Church was recognized Tuesday for its “moral imprint” on the surrounding community over the last century.
Santa Barbara City Council Votes to Expand Nightlife Hours
Bar and restaurant owners launched a full-court press to remain open longer.
Skilled Nursing Hotspot in South Santa Barbara County
Alto Lucero sees rising COVID case numbers, as does the county as a whole.
Sanctuary Center’s Five-Story Mental-Health Building Moves Closer to Finish Line
The Santa Barbara Architectural Board of Review approved design plans for the West Anapamu Street project on Monday.
UCSB Doctoral Candidate Studies Mental Health Amid the Pandemic
What helps reduce anxiety and stress? Self-compassion. What doesn’t? Venting.
Hank Pitcher Book
Sullivan Goss publishes a Pitcher retrospective.
Cauliflower Crust Comes to Rusty’s Pizza Parlor
The Santa Barbara institution partners with Outer Aisle to sell a gluten-free, low-carb option.
PPP: Understanding Forgiveness Webinar
Monday, August 17 5:00 – 6:00 pm Join SCORE Santa Barbara SCORE panelists a for discussion on recent updates to
Unsanctioned Fiesta Cruiser Run Draws Hundreds of Cyclists
Santa Barbara County Public Health’s pleas to not participate in Sunday’s annual bike ride fell on deaf ears.
