Developers of Eight-Story Building Behind Mission Sue State, City of Santa Barbara
The Mission LLC says recently passed housing law singles out its project and alleges that the City of Santa Barbara does not have a compliant housing element.
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Lompoc Man Sentenced to Nine Years for Serial Retail Theft
The Santa Barbara DA’s Office says the verdict is a warning shot to habitual retail offenders.
FAA Orders Reduction in Flights Starting Friday
At Santa Barbara Airport, 11 of 12 destinations will be affected.
State Officials Enter New Phase for Hollister Beach Access
Decades-old plan is revamped; state officials seek public input amid environmental review.
Election Takeaways: Newsom Won Big Home Court Battle over Redistricting, but the National Gerrymander War Has Just Begun
A look at the impact and implications of Tuesday’s stomping of Donald Trump by Democrats of every persuasion — and why pro-democracy Americans should not be popping champagne corks just yet.
Flora Fatality: Unknown Assailant Chops Trees at Lake Los Carneros in Goleta
Victims of the illegal act include oak, eucalyptus, and shrubs.
Plans for Environmental Justice Moves on to Santa Barbara County Supervisors
Commissioners and public commenters scrutinized Environmental Justice Element for insufficient public outreach and implementation plans.
UC Santa Barbara Joins NSF’s National Quantum Virtual Laboratory
UCSB professor Daniel Blumenthal’s lab is part of one of four design teams from around the country selected by the National Science Foundation.
Greenpeace Co-Founder Rex Weyler to Accept Inaugural Wild and Free Spirit Award for How to Change the World
GOLETA, CA — The Wild and Free Film Festival has announced that the recipient of its first Wild and Free
Mediterranean Renovations
Tiled roofs, thick stucco walls, large windows, arches, columns, and courtyards — the building specifications of Mediterranean architecture not only please the eye, but they also serve a function in their climate namesake.
