The Hands ― and the Truck ― That Feed Lompoc
How Route One Farmers’ Market is shoring up a strained food network.
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More than a Swim: Reef and Run Has Become a Santa Barbara Summer Tradition
The friendly competition is followed by live music, hot cocoa, and good times for all.
Buellton Sued over New Law Prohibiting Long-Term Stays at Motels on Avenue of Flags
The owner of the Farmhouse Motel has sued the city, alleging the ordinance illegally removes the motel’s affordable units and targets the Farmhouse specifically.
Celebrating the Queens and Kings of Santa Barbara
Celebrating the Queens and Kings of Santa Barbara From Wildcat to Eos to Trivia Nights, Here’s the Tea on the
No, It’s Not a Rental: Santa Barbara Broker Talks Tenancy in Common
There’s a new, more affordable path to home ownership — for those willing to share.
Santa Barbara County Judges Rule on Warrant, Evidence in Ashlee Buzzard Murder Trial
The Vandenberg Village mother accused of killing her 9-year-old daughter, Melodee, is scheduled to return to court for a preliminary hearing on May 27.
Could Curling Catch on in Santa Barbara?
Ice in Paradise hosts sold-out lessons and a first-ever tournament.
Solar Microgrid Project in Isla Vista Gets $15 Million in Funding
The grid would support critical community services as well as 170 residential and commercial customers.
Large Housing Project on Horizon for Little Los Alamos
The Santa Barbara County Planning Commission approves 67 new homes in the tiny town.
UC Santa Barbara Lagoon, West Campus in the Dark Again
For two months, lights and cameras illuminated part of campus to deter crime. What happens now?
