California Has One-Quarter Of All The Nation’s Death Sentences. Will Newsom Commute Them All? Courts & Crime By Maurice Chammah and Jill Castellano, CalMatters More than 560 people still face death sentences in California, despite a longstanding moratorium on executions.
Incidente en la playa de Leadbetter Anuncios By Departamento de Policía El 11 de septiembre de 2026, alrededor de las 12:45 p. m., oficiales se encontraban en la zona de 800 Shoreline
Leadbetter Beach Incident Announcement By Police Department On September 11, 2026, around 12:45 p.m., Officers were in the area of 800 Shoreline Drive handling a call for service when
Carbajal, Whitehouse, Padilla, Schiff Lead Colleagues in Filing Amicus Brief Challenging Trump Administration’s Involvement in the Sable Offshore Pipeline Restart Announcement By Office of U.S. Representative Salud Carbajal
Man Arrested Following Felony Assault Incident Near Highway 101 Announcement By Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office
Santa Barbara Unified Sues Social Media Companies for Harming Students Courts & Crime By Callie Fausey
Santa Barbara County Labor Recruiter Sentenced to Prison for Exploiting Farmworkers Courts & Crime By Tyler Hayden
Santa Maria Labor Recruiter Sentenced to One Year in Prison for Lying to Government, Exploiting Farmworkers in Visa Fraud Scheme Announcement By United States Department of Justice
Sheriff’s Investigation Thwarts School Threat, Explosive Devices Recovered Announcement By Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office
Superior Court Judges Elect Stephen Dunkle as Assistant to Presiding Judge Announcement By Superior Court of Santa Barbara