Santa Barbara Unified Keeping Families Fed over Summer Break
Free and discounted breakfasts and lunches are available at 11 locations around town.
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Free and discounted breakfasts and lunches are available at 11 locations around town.
Day trips will resume July 1, but overnight campers will have to wait.
New additions this year include the expansion of El Mercado onto two blocks of State Street, a beer garden in De la Guerra Plaza, and poetry and photography contests.
The Tayden Ripple Effect Award and San Marcos High memorial are announced in advance of a celebration of life for the 17-year-old, who died in a Thanksgiving skateboarding accident.
A new way to play from Memorial Day to Labor Day at at Jonny D. Wallis Neighborhood Park.
Now 26 and finishing his MBA, Bosse faces ongoing costs for care and recovery, as his family looks to build long-term financial support.
More than 18 bands and 13 deejay sets are slated for Saturday’s sanctioned spring festival, which promises free food for residents.
Women from Carpinteria to Santa Maria were recognized for their outstanding work and service to their communities at the annual celebration held during Women’s History Month.
The Year of the Fire Horse Festival on Saturday, February 21, is free and open to the public and will feature expert-led mahjong lessons inside Presidio Chapel.
The Santa Ynez Community Aquatics Foundation raises $5 million toward a new aquatics complex for the valley.