Santa Barbara Celebrates America’s 250 Anniversary this Fourth of July
SANTA BARBARA, CA – June 18, 2026 The City of Santa Barbara has announced the return of the annual Fourth
Year: 2026
SBMM Welcomes Jennifer Sachs for Talk on Global Island Conservation Efforts
SANTA BARBARA, CA — The Santa Barbara Maritime Museum (SBMM) is pleased to welcome Jennifer Sachs, Senior Development Officer at
Disaster Relief Agency Offering Shelter Solutions as U.N. Marks Refugee Day, Reports an Astounding 117M Forcibly Displaced People on the Planet
Santa Barbara – Disaster relief agency ShelterBox USA is delivering vital supplies across the globe as the United Nations recognizes refugees forced to flee due to
Black Students Say That Racial Slurs Still Used in Santa Barbara Unified
Community members say there has been an increase in racial harassment on high school campuses.
Buellton Sued over New Law Prohibiting Long-Term Stays at Motels on Avenue of Flags
The owner of the Farmhouse Motel has sued the city, alleging the ordinance illegally removes the motel’s affordable units and targets the Farmhouse specifically.
Review | Asleep at the Wheel Was Anything But Asleep at Last Weekend’s Lobero Show
This legendary group, and founder Ray Benson, are still at the top of their game.
Santa Barbara Area Well-Represented on All-CIF Southern Section Baseball and Softball Teams
All-CIF selections for baseball and softball were announced Wednesday.
Another Shooting at Santa Barbara’s Bohnett Park
Police are mum on details; a man was shot and killed at the park in February.
When Men Tried to Steal Women’s Votes, the Last Time
Why I voted for Melinda Greene, and why local elections matter more than ever.
Online Aggravation
I am writing to express my extreme frustration with the SBCC Adult Education registration system.
