Bloomsday Returns to Santa Barbara with New Stage, Same Literary Spirit
The annual celebration of James Joyce’s ‘Ulysses’ moves to the Alhecama Theatre on June 16, featuring live performances, Irish fare and readings from the landmark novel.
Year: 2026
New Chick-fil-A Gets Santa Barbara County Planning Commission Approval
Commissioners unanimously approved project at Turnpike and Calle Real after reports showed no excess air pollution from the drive-through restaurant.
S.B. Unified to Offer Students Free Meals During Summer Break
While school is out for the summer, the need to feed students does not go away. Santa Barbara Unified is
Miss Noodle and Bally
Super sweet kitty and smart pup need a home!
Qatar National Team Trains at Westmont College, Giving Santa Barbara Soccer Fans a World Cup Preview
Qatar opens against Switzerland on Saturday, June 13 at Levi Stadium.
Challenger in Santa Barbara Judicial Race Eclipses Incumbent in Latest Ballot Count
Attorney Luis Esparza is now 230 votes ahead of Judge Thomas R. Adams, but nearly 35,000 ballots remain to be counted.
New Details Emerge About Leadup to Largest Fire in Channel Islands History
The mariner ran aground on Santa Cruz Island the week his beached boat caught fire on Santa Rosa Island, according to the Coast Guard.
Santa Rosa Island Fire Reaches Full Containment
The National Park will remain closed to visitors until at least June 30 as a post-fire damage assessment gets underway.
VSFB Watt Training Burns to Occur Over the Next Week
WHAT: Vandenberg Space Force Base (VSFB) Fire Department will be conducting prescribed burns of approximately 5-10 acres per day of
California Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber, Ph.D., Reminds Californians What to Expect During the Vote Count Process
Sacramento, Calif. – California Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber, Ph.D., is reminding Californians that while Election Day has passed, the vote
