CDC Encourages Americans to Stay Mosquito Bite-Free During America’s 250th Independence Day Holiday Weekend
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is seeing the earliest start to the West Nile virus (WNV) season
Year: 2026
The Downtown Santa Barbara Improvement Association’s “What’s Happening Downtown” Update
Santa Barbara, CA – The Downtown Santa Barbara Improvement Association (DSBIA) invites residents and visitors to experience 1st Thursday Art
California State Library Parks Pass Program Receives Ongoing Funding in State Budget
SACRAMENTO, CA — California State Parks Foundation today celebrated the inclusion of ongoing funding for the California State Library Parks
More than a Place
The quiet force behind Solvang’s Youth Empowered.
Three-Vehicle Crash on Highway 1 Leaves Four Hospitalized
The fiery crash south of Lompoc results in severe injuries and a full closure of the highway Tuesday evening.
South Coast Business & Technology Awards Raises More Than $200,000 for Scholarship Foundation
William Wang, Mission Wealth, and UCSB Dept. of Technology Management among the honorees
More than a Swim: Reef and Run Has Become a Santa Barbara Summer Tradition
The friendly competition is followed by live music, hot cocoa, and good times for all.
City of Carpinteria Hears Concerns on ‘The Farm’ Housing Project on Bluffs
Public scoping meeting kicks off environmental review of the 191-unit builder’s remedy proposal at the site of Tee Time driving range.
Full Belly Files: Chemical Fire, Lobster Slaughter, and Grenache Gris by the Sea: An L.A. Overnight
A report from my 30-hour jaunt to the Southland, amidst World Cup games and Santa Barbara stops at Dom’s Taverna, Shalhoob, The Chanticlair, Pence, Ashkahn, Cambria, and elsewhere.
Ready to Hang 2026 Theme Announcement
The much-anticipated annual Community Art Show is returning this year with a fresh and thought-provoking theme: “Harmony.” In a time
