95 of 112 Hospitalized COVID Patients in Santa Barbara County Unvaccinated
Numbers are moving in the right direction, supervisors were told on Tuesday.
Year: 2021
Embattled Santa Barbara Transportation Czar Rob Dayton Officially Retires
City Council reached a settlement deal with the 30-year employee, who had accused the city of religious discrimination.
Election Watchers Anticipate Big In-Person Turnout
Late voters polled heavily in favor of recall; steady trickle of voters in Santa Barbara.
James Joyce III Proposes Mayoral Campaign Spending Limits
The Santa Barbara mayoral candidate argued his proposed restrictions would help curb the influence of special interests in future city elections.
Get Coastal on Saturday by Keeping the Oceans Plastic-Free
Coastal Cleanup Day volunteers help keep the ocean plastics-free by picking up trash on Saturday, September 18.
Caballo Fire Caused by Propane-Fueled Torch in Unpermitted Vegetation Burn
Authorities conclude that an attempted weed and vegetation fire went out of control in the area.
SBCC Academic Senate Disputes Allegation of Brown Act Violation over No Confidence Vote
Academic Senate President Raeanne Napoleon sought secondary legal counsel to confirm if the senate violated the Brown Act to confirm the resolution for the vote.
Santa Barbara Birding: Fall Is Here and Shorebird Migration Is Rich This Year
Andree Clark Bird Refuge is among the best locations to spot seasonal migrants.
Buellton Man Allegedly Breaks into Home of County Fire’s Public Information Officer
Homowner Mike Eliason allegedly observed the man via his home surveillance system breaking a back window to enter the house.
Belinda Rathbone’s ‘George Rickey: A Life in Balance’ Captures the Late Artist’s Local Impact
Check out this new biography of a kinetic sculptor who inspired many in Santa Barbara.
