Man Struck and Killed by Car While Crossing Highway 101 in Santa Barbara on Friday
The incident occurred around 1:50 a.m. near Patterson Avenue, closing all northbound lanes for several hours.
Year: 2022
A New Coming-of-Age Novel From One of Santa Barbara’s Famous Sons
A Q&A with Writer Monte Schulz, who appears at Chaucer’s on November 15.
ON the Beat | Societal Blues on the Rebound, at Carrillo Rec Center
The Santa Barbara Blues Society rightly prides itself for its status as “the oldest continuous blues society in the U.S.,” and the
Buttercup, Effie, and Magnus
Kitty and pups need homes!
The Reality of State Street Parklets
Opal restaurant and bar removed 20 feet from its parklet and underneath found nothing but dirt and a few leaves.
‘What Problem?’ Dances Its Way to Downtown Santa Barbara
Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company’s new work uses literature and history to examine the human condition.
The Home Page | Falling Back in Love with Home
Curves, sweethearts, sweet views, and more!
To the Last Ukrainian
Action in the Black Sea in the war in Ukraine brings back memories of my part of what was perceived by the locals as an invading force that destroyed the civilians and their homes in Vietnam.
County Jail Expenses
County taxpayers cannot afford continued jail cost overruns of tens of millions annually with no resolution in sight.
The County of Santa Barbara Releases Proposed Zoning Map to Meet Future Housing Needs
The Planning and Development Department invites the public to review the proposed zoning interactive map and attend upcoming workshops on County housing needs and opportunities.