Santa Barbara Public Market Sold to Local Buyers for over $10 Million
The market and neighboring condos were sold to two local philanthropic families, the Winns and the Twinings.
Month: January 2022
Freedom Warming Centers Open Around Santa Barbara
Churches are offering emergency shelter from the cold for the South Coast’s unhoused population.
Joint Statement on Western States Recommendation of Expanded Pfizer – BioNTech Booster Eligibility for 12- to 15-Year Olds
SACRAMENTO – Today, California Health and Human Services Agency Secretary Dr. Mark Ghaly, and Director of the California Department of Public
Independent Redistricting Commission Notice of Cancellation
The Independent Redistricting Commission — District 1 Hearing of January 8, 2022 has been canceled. SANTA BARBARA, CA – 01/6/2022 Due
Santa Barbara Middle School Recognized as 2021 City of Santa Barbara Water Hero
SANTA BARBARA, CA – January 6, 2022 Every year, the City of Santa Barbara Water Conservation Program honors an individual,
Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History to Close for Two Weeks Due to Increase in COVID-19 Cases
The Museum of Natural History Sea Center remains closed due to renovations.
Update: Santa Barbara Police Arrest Barricaded Suspect, Reopen Roads
A woman and her daughter escaped from a second-story bathroom window.
Be a Part of the City’s First Beautify Goleta Team
The City of Goleta is putting together our first ever city-wide Beautify Goleta Team and is looking for more neighborhood
Black Cat Love
Amira is Production Designer Ava Talehakimi’s kitty, a former “wild, outside” cat rescued by the good people at Anthropawlogy who
Free-Roaming Kangaroos, Wallabies, and Emus at Santa Barbara Zoo’s Australian Walkabout
Starting Saturday, guests will be able to walk among these iconic creatures while learning about conservation in their native country.
