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Lowering ship speeds can decrease the amount of fatal whale strikes because it gives the crew of the ship more time to spot and steer away from a whale, and it also gives the whales more time to hear the ship and get out of the way.
A breaching mother gray whale and her calf bump surfer Tavis Boise off his board near Montecito.
The big cats were caught on a residential security camera twice on the 800 block of Bath Street near Mission Creek.
Santa Barbara soil surfer Ron Takeda was chased by a shark for about three to four minutes during a 20-mile run from Campus Point to Carpinteria.
VCA Care Specialty and Emergency Animal Hospital on Haley Street, one of only two 24/7 emergency pet hospitals on the South Coast, shuts its doors following construction last year.
State fish and game officials declared mountain lions in the Central Coast and Southern California threatened under the state’s endangered species act.
Santa Barbara Police Department urges residents to take precautions following reports of mountain lions in Samarkand, Oak Park, and Mission Creek areas.
The S.B. Museum of Natural History and Audubon Society will host a tribute to one of the most recognizable raptors in a city of owls.
Extremely low count likely due to recent storms and other factors.
The sighting marks the first known appearance of the East Asia species west of the Great Plains.
