Asphalt Art Project Gets Underway, Bringing Splash of Color to Downtown Santa Barbara
Artists have begun painting the Zapotec-inspired public display at intersection of State and Carrillo streets.
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UC Santa Barbara Downsizes Language Programs
Language programs and lecturers at UC Santa Barbara, particularly in the French and Italian Department, are facing layoffs amid cuts to course offerings.
Santa Barbara Grants $1.64 Million in Funds for Community Benefit Programs
The City Council approved the plan to fund dozens of programs and four capital projects.
Santa Barbara’s Short-Term Rental Ordinance Not Ready Yet
Ordinance Committee continued the hearing to next week after receiving a flood of comments and questions.
Lost Lobster Traps Hauled from Goleta Shoreline
Santa Barbara Channelkeeper and local fishing crews remove dozens of traps and debris in their latest shoreline cleanup effort.
Music Academy’s Big Plans for Downtown Santa Barbara Get Warm Embrace
The Historic Landmarks Commission gives its blessing to the revised architectural renderings for the academy’s proposed music instruction, rehearsal, and performance hub on State Street.
Proyecto de reasfaltado residencial en marcha en Goleta
GOLETA, CA, 14 de abril de 2026 – La construcción de la Fase 2 del Proyecto de Reasfalto Residencial 2025
Residential Resurfacing Project Underway in Goleta
GOLETA, CA, April 14, 2026 – Phase 2 construction of the 2025 Residential Resurfacing Project is off and running and includes the application of
Randy Rowse Bows Out of Santa Barbara Mayoral Race: ‘It’s Just Time’
Santa Barbara’s 51st mayor announces he will not be seeking reelection after serving one term as mayor.
Orcutt Housing Project Hits Dead End on Road to Annexation
The Richards Ranch development team could still pursue a plan-B builder’s remedy project on the same site.
