Santa Barbara to See Surge in State Water Deliveries
Thanks to recent storms, the state Department of Water Resources expects to deliver 30 percent of requested water supplies to public water agencies in 2023.
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Federal Regulators Deny PG&E’s Request to Resume Review of Diablo Canyon
Nuclear Regulatory Commission says no to reopening old license application; utility pursues a time waiver for a new one.
Highway 154 Reopens in Both Directions in Santa Barbara County
Drivers can once access the previously shut-down stretch of highway between Highway 192 and State Route 246.
Did the Steel Curtains Help Montecito?
One of six steel nets filled with debris.
Cachuma Fills and Flood Gates to Open
Storms fill Lake Cachuma near capacity and a release is planned, but the drought is still ‘far from over.’
Santa Barbara County’s Food Rescue Effort Gets Extended Two Years
New state requirements scheduled to kick in next year will expand the number and type of businesses required to donate edible food.
Santa Barbara Natural Gas Customers Among Those to Be Hit with ‘Shockingly High’ Bills
Southern California Gas Company warns that this winter’s bills could be more than double last year’s.
California Decreases Value of Home Solar Energy to the Grid
California revamps the credits and costs for home solar and adds incentives for solar on low-income rooftops.
Carbajal Makes Progress on Massive Offshore Wind Energy Project
Private wind companies have already put up $167 million for three federal leases.
Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant Gets $1.1 Billion Lease on Life
Grant from U.S. Department of Energy forestalls planned closure.