Two Pieces of Paradise Up for Auction
Paradiso del Mar and Paradiso del Norte, properties just east of Naples, go on the block Wednesday, but will anyone bid?
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Nearly No Poaching in Channel Islands Marine Protected Areas
A new long-term study proves the efficacy of the once-controversial conservation measure.
Edison Pleads to Water Code Crime, Will Pay $3.5 Million
The electric utility dumped mountains of dirt and rock into the creek during an unpermitted Mission Canyon grading project.
Santa Barbara County Sees a Dry Start to the Water Year
Water managers look to January, February, and March for significant rainfall.
Leaky Summerland Oil Wells Finally Fully Plugged
A barge and its work crew leave a clean ocean and beach in their wake.
From Cobble Bottoms to Wildlife Along Goleta Creeks
City examines its waterways for restoration and business opportunities.
Platform Holly Oil Trucks Headed to Phillips 66 Refinery
As of November 20, tanker trucks began removing roughly 3,000 barrels of oil and taking it to the Phillips 66 refinery in Arroyo Grande, a process that will continue until December 11, at a rate of about two trucks per day.
King Tides Project Asks for Snaps
California Coastal Commission photo project uses extra-large high tides in sea rise simulation.
Aerial Groundwater Survey to Start in Santa Ynez Valley
Low-flying helicopter will tow below-ground sensor to map aquifers.
Pipeline Project Forges On Despite Pending Closure of Destination Refinery
After ditching plans for the new oil wells, the company now known as Cat Canyon Resources gets another green light for the 2.9-mile Foxen Petroleum Pipeline.