How’s the One Percent Wine Fee Working for Santa Barbara Wineries?
The Vintners Association delivered its first annual report on the new fundraising program to the county Board of Supervisors.
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Open Air Bicycles Set to Close Its Doors in March
If the right bike enthusiast doesn’t save it, the 50-year-old shop may shut permanently as its owner plans to move on to “greener pastures.”
Linden Square Opens: A New Era in Downtown Carpinteria
Hundreds gathered for the May 22 Grand Opening of the long-awaited outdoor hub in Carpinteria.
Small Grants to Bring Big Changes to Old Town Goleta
City’s Pride of Place grants help fund new signs, murals, promotions, and events organized by Old Town businesses.
Santa Barbara’s Patco Jewelry Closes After 52 Years
This week’s closure of the longtime Haley Street shop follows the death of owner Patrick Clemens in February.
Santa Barbara’s Federal Drug Pharmacy Now Owned by Its Employees
Five longtime staffers preserve the legacy of the MacDonald family’s small business.
Local Favorite Pascucci Restaurant to Close
After three decades serving hearty meals, owner Laura Knight says goodbye from the Italian comfort-food spot.
A Bird’s-Eye View of The Post in Montecito
New merchants open at the Bird Refuge site.
Celebrate Winter Solstice with Artisans and Allies Indigenous Market
The SPACE will host its first seasonal market in downtown Santa Barbara on December 15.
Big Things Are Happening in Downtown Carpinteria
Story poles go up for Surfliner Inn; The Palms restaurant is approved; and Linden Square is set to open in 2025.
