Fundraiser and Mini-Market to Raise Funds for Santa Barbara School Supply Drive
Donations and purchases from the July 19 event will support the seventh annual S.B. School Supply Drive on August 1.
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Santa Barbara’s Repair Café Offering New Life to Gizmos, Doodads, and More
Volunteers will help residents this Saturday fix up to two household items for free, from electronics to furniture, toys, appliances, and clothing.
John Palminteri Announced as Grand Marshal for Santa Barbara’s Fiesta Historical Parade
The veteran KEYT news reporter was caught off guard by Monday’s surprise announcement: “How do I interview myself?”
Yale, Harvard Return Ancestors and Artifacts to Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians
More than 2,000 ancestral remains and sacred objects were repatriated, marking an emotional milestone for the tribe.
Santa Barbara Unified Keeping Families Fed over Summer Break
Free and discounted breakfasts and lunches are available at 11 locations around town.
Santa Rosa Island Will Reopen to Public Following Historic Fire
Day trips will resume July 1, but overnight campers will have to wait.
Fiesta Presidente Announces Plans to Expand Festivities in Downtown Santa Barbara
New additions this year include the expansion of El Mercado onto two blocks of State Street, a beer garden in De la Guerra Plaza, and poetry and photography contests.
Award and Memorial Created in Honor of Santa Barbara Teenager Tayden Tomblin
The Tayden Ripple Effect Award and San Marcos High memorial are announced in advance of a celebration of life for the 17-year-old, who died in a Thanksgiving skateboarding accident.
Goleta Gets New Splash Pad
A new way to play from Memorial Day to Labor Day at at Jonny D. Wallis Neighborhood Park.
Three Years After Life-Altering Injury, Santa Barbara Surfer Collin Bosse Marks ‘Alive Day’
Now 26 and finishing his MBA, Bosse faces ongoing costs for care and recovery, as his family looks to build long-term financial support.
