Shelby Builder’s Remedy Project in Goleta Undergoes Design and Environmental Review
Development at 7400 Cathedral Oaks Road includes lower-income homes and fruit trees.
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Naples Housing Project Approved, Despite Vote for Voles and Kite Concerns
Santa Barbara County Planning Commission votes 4-1 to approve what could be the first of 71 housing projects on the undeveloped slice of the Gaviota Coast.
Santa Barbara County Supervisors Pass Ordinances to Streamline Permitting Process
Changes include increasing the height limit to 45 feet for residential areas with a density of 20 units per acre, creating exceptions to design reviews for some ADUs, and increasing the required open space for some projects.
Santa Barbara County Planning Commission Approves Controversial Painted Cave Housing Development
In a 3-2 vote, the commissioners reversed their previous decision to deny the project based on fire risks.
Santa Barbara Council Adopts Moratorium on Rent Increases
In a 4-3 vote, the city council passed a temporary pause on rent increases while the city works to draft a permanent ordinance.
Fight over Naples Housing Project Returns to Santa Barbara County Planning Commission on Wednesday
The commission will hear the appeals of environmental groups against the proposed seaside estate on an undeveloped stretch of the Gaviota Coast.
Retired Santa Barbara County Fire Marshal Speaks Out Against Painted Cave Housing Development
Former Fire Marshal Rob Hazard cites fire risks and inadequate infrastructure in appeal to the County Planning Commission.
Santa Barbara City Council Passes Temporary Rent Freeze
Council will adopt a moratorium on rent increases while the city drafts a permanent rent cap.
Emergency Rent Freeze Goes Before Santa Barbara City Council Next Week
If a five-vote super majority passes the special urgency measure, it will go into effect immediately.
California Homeowners Could Qualify for Grants for New Roofs and Fire Safety
New Safe Homes grants program, taking effect on Jan. 1, 2026, could begin taking applications in the spring, CA insurance department says.
