Santa Barbara’s Elings Park Has Million-Dollar Opportunity to Renovate Softball Complex
An anonymous donor has pledged $1 million for upgrades if the park can raise $200,000 by May 1, 2026.
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Santa Barbara Volleyball Club to Build New Indoor Facility
A dedicated youth sports facility and indoor gym is slated to be built on Hollister Avenue in 2027.
Blind Fitness Brings More than a Dozen Low-Vision and Blind Athletes to Santa Barbara Half-Marathon
Careful matchmaking will fuel Sunday’s inclusive race.
Running for Lives in a Nation of Gun Violence
A UCSB graduate prepares to run the NYC Marathon for Team Sandy Hook Promise, dedicating each mile to victims of the 2012 shooting.
Thousands Cycle Through Santa Barbara, Ventura for Final AIDS/LifeCycle Ride
Around 2,200 cyclists passed through town Friday on their seven-day, 545-mile ride from San Francisco to Santa Monica.
SBCC Athletics on Probation Until 2026 Following Football Recruitment Violations
Discovery of 16 fraudulently manipulated player applications prompt creation of new athletic department oversight plan.
Later Friday Night Lights: How a New California Law Shields Student Athletes from Heat
A change in California law has set new rules for when young athletes can play and practice in high temperatures, affecting schools and teams across the state.
Santa Barbara Surfer Parker Coffin Wins Second Consecutive Pro Title at 2024 Rincon Classic
Sunny skies and medium-sized swell graced the 42nd incarnation of the “locals-only” surf competition hosted by Surf Happens in Carpinteria.
Newsom Sides with Parents’ Rights Groups to Defend Youth Tackle Football
The Assembly has until the end of January to decide the fate of the youth tackle football bill, which would prevent kids under 12 from playing the sport to protect them from brain trauma.
Dancing with the ‘Queen of the Coast’
The premiere “Toes in the Cove” event was all about longboarders at Rincon Point.
