Update: Santa Barbara Police Arrest Suspect Following Overnight Standoff at Salsipuedes Street Apartment
A suspect in a domestic disturbance was taken into custody nearly 17 hours after barricading himself in an apartment Sunday night.
Year: 2024
ON Culture | Getting Funky with Color Riot, the Commodores, Hispanic Heritage Month Activities and More
ON the Walls Susan Tibbles and Jane Gottlieb, two artists whose work I have long admired, will have an exhibition titled Color
Mike Jordan Helps Local Businesses
Mike Jordan has been an invaluable asset to both residents and local business owners.
Goleta Votes to Examine Expanding Its Sphere of Influence
Process could give city more leverage in county land developments and affect tax revenue.
Update: Man Arrested on Suspicion of Arson for Ridge Fire Near Gaviota
Warning issued for residents near Alegria Canyon and Hollister Ranch due to vegetation fire.
Royals and Dons Shine at Santa Barbara Tournament of Champions
The Royals, Dons and Cardinals all reached the quarterfinals and San Marcos finished in third place overall.
New California Law Gives Tenants More Time to Respond to Eviction Notices
Tenant advocates say giving renters 10 days to respond to eviction notices, up from 5, will help those who live in rural areas and have trouble finding legal help. Some landlords argue it will increase their costs.
New California Law Will Speed Cleanup of Idle Oil Wells
Three new oil well laws, including one co-authored by Santa Barbara’s Gregg Hart and Monique Limón, come after the Newsom administration delayed enforcement of an existing law protecting communities near wells.
Restoration of Santa Barbara’s Mission Creek Is Underway
Construction is expected to be completed by October, and revegetation is scheduled for this Fall.
Montecito Planning Commissioners Nearly Quit over Miramar Dispute
A jurisdictional dispute with the county led to four of the five members threatening to resign.
