Global IT Outage Hits Santa Barbara Airport, Hospital, and More
The CrowdStrike tech crash causes major disruptions, but emergency services are still operating locally.
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The CrowdStrike tech crash causes major disruptions, but emergency services are still operating locally.
Residents rallied for a last-ditch effort to change council’s mind about Hollister striping project; supporters argue safety.
Council hears projections for the Fiscal Year 2025 enterprise budgets, including the failing Downtown Parking Fund.
New City Administrator Kelly McAdoo is unfazed by the discovery of storage tanks that threaten to delay the relocation of the famers’ market and police station.
Northern stretch of Highway 1 falls away; convoys rescue travelers and brings aid to residents.
Rep. Carbajal brings improvement funds through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
Brand-new Probation Department headquarters, Regional Fire Communications Center, and a Public Safety Radio Network among other projects.
“Project Connect” adds two roundabouts, replaces San Jose Creek bridge, and extends Ekwill Street and Fowler Road over next the three years.
Gaviota Coast Conservancy and nearby residents voice opposition over pollution and odor concerns.
Department of the Interior grants $2 million for ‘Hope Well’ project