Santa Barbara’s Press Room Makes Last Effort to Stand Against Proposed Hotel
In the battle of housing against hotels, the community may lose out on a longtime soccer-viewing haven.
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In the battle of housing against hotels, the community may lose out on a longtime soccer-viewing haven.
The special initiative to spotlight retail business in the Downtown area features discounts and buy-one-get-one deals.
The new daily direct flight services to Atlanta and Salt Lake City will begin in June 2024.
The defunct daily reportedly deducted $120 from an elderly Noleta woman’s bank account seven weeks after declaring bankruptcy and ending operations.
McCaw answers “I don’t know” to multiple inquiries about the bankrupt newspaper’s assets and daily operations during Thursday meeting.
Changes are coming for the parent company, but Santa Barbara’s famous water taxi will stay in the family’s hands.
The nearly $10 million price tag includes the brand, inventory, tasting room lease, and trademark.
After a heated debate and a split vote, the city Planning Commission decided to kick the project down the road to a later date.
Introducing The Eddy, a new Santa Barbara corner market that caters to diverse tastes and needs while providing a curated approach for customers.
The Cohiba Experience at the Bacara is the first al fresco cigar Lounge of its kind in the U.S.