St. Avalo Wines Connects Via Racecars, Running, and Rare Plants
How this Los Olivos District estate is finding success through lifestyles.
Year: 2025
Scholarship Foundation of Santa BarbaraReceives 13th Consecutive Four-Star Ratingfrom Charity Navigator
Santa Barbara, CA — The Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara has received its 13th consecutive four-star rating from nonprofit evaluator Charity Navigator.
Escalante Meadows in Guadalupe Wins Sterling Achievement Award in Nationwide Competition
(LOMPOC, Calif.) – The Housing Authority of the County of Santa Barbara (HASBARCO) is honored to announce that Escalante Meadows,
Meg Ryan’s Empowered Docuseries, Actor Duane Henry, and Vocalist Lois Mahalia Headline ‘Hope Lives Here’ Benefit for Good Samaritan Shelter
Santa Barbara, CA. October 8, 2025–The Lobero Theatre will host Hope Lives Here—an inspiring evening of film, conversation, and music
19th Annual Santa Ynez Chumash Culture Day to Feature Native American Singing and Dancing
SANTA YNEZ, CA — October 8, 2025 — The Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians will host California-style Native American
Lompoc Parks and Recreation Invites the Community to Lompoc Small Business Treat Trail in Old Town Lompoc
LOMPOC, CA, October 7, 2025 – The City of Lompoc, in collaboration with local businesses, is excited to invite the
Lompoc Parks and Recreation Invites the Community to “Make a Difference” Through Citywide Service Projects
LOMPOC, CA, October 8, 2025 – The City of Lompoc invites the community to join together and “Make a Difference” through
Two-Vehicle Crash on Hwy. 1 Near Vandenberg Village Ends in Injuries, Death
A pregnant woman sustained major injuries in the Tuesday-evening crash near Santa Lucia Canyon Road, resulting in the death of her unborn baby.
Kevin Hart’s Oct. 11 Show at Chumash Resort has Been Canceled
SANTA YNEZ, CA – October 8, 2025 – The Kevin Hart: Acting My Age tour stop at the Chumash Casino
What’s Causing Eerie Halos Around Barrels on Ocean Floor?
A recent study provides hints into their toxic contents, but UC Santa Barbara’s David Valentine is “not entirely sold that they really know what’s in the barrels.”
