Federal Judge Slams City of Santa Barbara’s ‘Sit-Lie’ Ordinance
Judge Carter says preventing homeless people from sitting or lying on portions of State and Milpas streets qualifies as “selective enforcement.”
Year: 2022
CIF Southern Section Releases Football Playoff Brackets
Championship dreams remain alive for two Santa Barbara area teams.
Santa Barbara’s Housing Crisis: How Bad Is Bad?
Economic report reveals 93 percent of South Coast renters can’t afford a median-priced home.
Santa Barbara Half Marathon This Weekend Will Result in US 101 Ramp Closures
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY– The Santa Barbara Half Marathon will take place on Sunday, November 6and will result in the closure
Covered California and HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra Launch the Nation’s 10th Open Enrollment Period Under the Affordable Care Act
LOS ANGELES, Calif. — Covered California and Secretary Xavier Becerra of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services teamed
Santa Barbara Rescue Mission Annual Thanksgiving Turkey Drive
SANTA BARBARA, CA – The Santa Barbara Rescue Mission accepts turkeys, canned food, and monetary donations in preparation for its
City of Goleta to Offer New Emergency Preparedness Program
Sign up for a one hour course with the city’s Emergency Services Coordinator.
Jeanne Dawson Named Los Padres Deputy Forest Supervisor
SOLVANG, Calif.— U.S. Forest Service officials announced the selection of Jeanne Dawson as the new Deputy Forest Supervisor for Los Padres
Review: Carla Morrison Takes Us on a Music Journey at UC Santa Barbara’s Campbell Hall
Grammy Award–winning artist Carla Morrison showcases her latest album, ‘El Renacimiento,’ at her UCSB Arts & Lectures show at Campbell Hall.
Tesla Driver Gets Stuck in Carpinteria Salt Marsh
Went for a beach drive and encountered four feet of water.