Santa Barbara County Approves Wine BID
The supervisors’ unanimous vote establishes a 1 percent fee on winery sales to support regional marketing efforts.
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The supervisors’ unanimous vote establishes a 1 percent fee on winery sales to support regional marketing efforts.
After three decades serving hearty meals, owner Laura Knight says goodbye from the Italian comfort-food spot.
The members voted 2-1 in favor of countywide assessment but needed three votes to pass.
The county’s unanimous vote means cities decide next, with a January decision to follow.
The renowned, trailblazing Santa Barbara County winemaker succumbed to cancer on December 11.
Story poles go up for Surfliner Inn; The Palms restaurant is approved; and Linden Square is set to open in 2025.
The Santa Barbara café faced threats and hateful messages online following their Instagram post that expressed disappointment and fear after Trump’s re-election.
The family business, known for its “inauguration mints,” announced plans to close after 36 years.
The soul food restaurant and event space on lower State Street announced it raised about a third of its $30,000 goal, helping it find a workable solution going forward.
Eric Hickey partners in a deal to restore the historic Arroyo Grande winery alongside 101 to popular acclaim.