Women’s March Organizes Against Emergency Declaration
Grass-roots groups to hold protests on Presidents' Day.
Caltrans Estimates 154 Will Open Mid-March
Repairs ongoing at a cost of $2.2 million after Whittier Fire debris blocks culvert.
County Crude Report Highlights Greka, Plains, and Other Spills
Three major onshore projects are now up for consideration.
Carbajal Joins Bill Protecting National Monuments
It would give Congress, not the president, the power to redraw boundaries.
Trump to Raid Pentagon for Wall Money
Budget deal passes Senate short of full funding for "the wall"; Trump will declare national emergency to ...
School District Exploring Dual Language Program
Forty-three percent of Santa Barbara students are native Spanish speakers.
$20 Million Makeover for Paseo Nuevo Mall
The owners pledge to install fire pits and a bocce ball court.
Santa Barbara Weddings Guide 2019
Find everything you need to plan your wedding from beautiful bouquets to the perfect venue in the 2019 Wedding Resource Guide.
Trump to Raid Pentagon for Wall Money
Budget deal passes Senate short of full funding for "the wall"; Trump will declare national emergency to get the rest.
Isla Vista’s Sushiya Connects a Student to Her Korean Roots
The longtime sushi restaurant is owned by a Korean family.
Janet Rowse of SafeLaunch Saves Time
Janet Rowse of SafeLaunch helps parents and kids learn about the dangers of drugs.
Scooters Threaten Santa Barbara’s Civic Tranquility with Too Much Fun
Are e-scooters a fad, a craze, or the future?
Fat-Shaming Book Says Listen to Loving Inner Voice
Nicole Black’s new read covers self-love and whole beauty.
Samsara, Kunin Plant Wine Roots in Goleta
Winemakers Matt Brady and Magan Eng on why the Good Land could ...
Athletes of the Week: Kate Gay and Kade Uyesaka
S.B. Athletic Round Table honors Carpinteria water polo goalie and Dos Pueblos ...
Teen Press Takes On 2019 SBIFF
Santa Barbara Middle School students cover this year’s Santa Barbara International Film ...
City of Solvang Appointments to the Planning Commission & Board of Architectural Review
Family Service Agency Appoints Trustees to Board of Directors
Mosquito and Vector Management District Board
The Center for Black Studies Research screens the series that looks at issues of race and class in Chicago’s top-performing high school
MERRAG Selects New Board Members
Grand Jury Awareness Month
New Information Regarding Live Scan Process
Coffee with a Cop — CHP in Montecito
Empowered Aging Monthly Speakers Series
Pedestrian Safety Enforcement Operation Planned for Goleta
DUI/Drivers License Checkpoint Planned this Wednesday
Ben Sprague Named New CEO at Earl Warren Showgrounds
Applications NOW Being Accepted for Upcoming Isla Vista Citizen’s Academy
Call to Climate Action at Community Commemoration of 50th Anniversary of Santa Barbara Oil Spill
Two Weeks Left to Apply for City of Goleta Grant Programs
Harriet Miller Youth Leadership Award Scholarship Applications Now Open Applications to Close February 7, 2019
Public Health Department Urges Caution As Wild Mushroom Appear
Tuition-Free Career Skills Classes Begin Soon at SBCC School of Extended Learning
Santa Barbara County Responds to Debris Basin Maintenance Concerns
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Virginia Vercammen: 1925-2019
Despite assurances their restaurant was destined for failure, Virginia Vercammen and her husband, Paul, and two friends opened the Olive Mill Bistro, which became a hot spot in Montecito.
Online BnBs Thrive in Santa Barbara
Highly regulated, vacation rentals went underground in the city.
Carpinteria Punches Ticket to Semifinals With Victory over Cate
Carpinteria survived crosstown matchup with Cate in CIF-SS Division 5A quarterfinals.
Santa Barbara Rallies to Secure Semifinal Berth
The Dons advance to CIF-SS Division 3A semifinals with 77-69 victory over Mary Star of the Sea.
Danny and Devito
Two kittens need an angel!
