Man Found Guilty of Murdering Santa Barbara Homeless Woman Courts & Crime By Tyler Hayden Theresa Ann Carina, 51, was described as “quiet, polite, and someone who kept to herself.”
Rollback of the Endangered Species Act Pulled from House at the Last Minute Environment By Callie Fausey Protections for endangered species on the Central Coast and across the country will remain in place, for now.
Immigration Enforcement Increases Presence at Santa Barbara County Jail Immigration By Ryan P. Cruz ICE officers have continued to conduct arrests at the Main Jail, often occupying the parking lots, main entrance, and lobby areas.
Candidates for California Governor to Appear in Second Debate on Tuesday Election 2026 By Jean Yamamura
Hundreds of Thousands of By-the-Wind Sailors Float off Coast in Santa Barbara Channel Environment By Elaine Sanders
Hit-and-Run on Santa Barbara’s Milpas Street Ends in DUI Arrest After Short Pursuit Courts & Crime By Ella Heydenfeldt
9th Circuit Blocks California Limits on Anonymous Immigration Agents Immigration By Nigel Duara, CalMatters
Santa Barbara City Council Reaffirms Stance on Federal Immigration Enforcement Immigration By Ryan P. Cruz
Santa Barbara County Planning Commission Approves Onshore Oil Ban and Phase-Out Plan Energy By Callie Fausey
UC Santa Barbara’s David Gross Wins Special Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics Science & Tech By Shelly Leachman, UCSB’s ‘The Current’
Researchers Uncover ‘Treasure Trove’ of Bioactive Molecules in Coral Reefs Science & Tech By Sonia Fernandez, UCSB’s ‘The Current’
Sonic Booms from Artemis II’s Return to Earth May Reach Santa Barbara County Science & Tech By Jackson Friedman
Candidates for California Governor to Appear in Second Debate on Tuesday Election 2026 By Jean Yamamura
All Five Supes Endorse Melinda Greene over Incumbent Joe Holland for Clerk-Recorder, Assessor, and Elections Seat Election 2026 By Nick Welsh
Judge Dismisses Mission LLC’s Lawsuit Against City of Santa Barbara Courts & Crime By Christina McDermott
Affordable Housing Project Underway Near La Cumbre Plaza in Santa Barbara Housing By Christina McDermott
Chumash Earth Day Draws Hundreds to Santa Ynez Reservation for 18th Annual Event Community By Elaine Sanders
Smoke from ‘Hope Ranch Volcano’ Prompts Response — but It’s No Volcano Public Safety By Ella Heydenfeldt
Changing of the Guard Across Santa Barbara County’s Fire Departments Public Safety By Ella Heydenfeldt
Hit-and-Run on Santa Barbara’s Milpas Street Ends in DUI Arrest After Short Pursuit Courts & Crime By Ella Heydenfeldt
Judge Dismisses Mission LLC’s Lawsuit Against City of Santa Barbara Courts & Crime By Christina McDermott
Candidates for California Governor to Appear in Second Debate on Tuesday Election 2026 By Jean Yamamura
Rollback of the Endangered Species Act Pulled from House at the Last Minute Environment By Callie Fausey
Hundreds of Thousands of By-the-Wind Sailors Float off Coast in Santa Barbara Channel Environment By Elaine Sanders
Thousands of UC Service, Patient Care Workers Threaten First Open-Ended Strike Labor By Ella Heydenfeldt
A Brain-Infecting Parasite Has Come to California. Should Santa Barbara Worry? Health By Ella Heydenfeldt
Moving Forward with Hope: Breast Cancer Resource Center Announces New Location and a 3-Year Funding Partnership Announcement By Breast Cancer Resource Center of Santa Barbara
Housing Authority of City of Santa Barbara Asks If You’ll Help ‘Adopt a Home’ Housing By Christina McDermott
A New Commuter Train Is Entering Santa Barbara’s Station. Now How Do I Get There? Transportation By Elaine Sanders
Flights Take Off: Santa Barbara Airport Launches New Nonstop Routes to Chicago and San Diego Transportation By Ella Heydenfeldt
Lane Reduction on Highway 101 Through Buellton set to Begin Week of Monday, April 27 Announcement By Caltrans
Proyecto de sustitución de la tubería de impulsión de aguas residuales en Via Lucero mejora la infraestructura comunitaria de aguas residuales Anuncios By City of Santa Barbara
City of Santa Barbara Releases Latest Version of State Street Master Plan Infrastructure By Ryan P. Cruz
Thousands of UC Service, Patient Care Workers Threaten First Open-Ended Strike Labor By Ella Heydenfeldt