Santa Barbara Harbor Dredging Funds Restored After Federal Cut
Rep. Salud Carbajal secures $6.15 million through an Army Corps work plan after a $4 million shortfall raised alarms about harbor access and safety.
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Maria Ygnacio Bike Path in Goleta Reopens
A critical section of the Maria Ygnacio Bike Path under Highway 101 has reopened after a month-long closure thanks to a new temporary bridge installed by the Santa Barbara County Public Works Department.
Planning for the Future of Santa Barbara’s Waterfront
The city has begun shaping its 30-year Waterfront Adaptation Plan, outlining short-term fixes and long-term goals.
Federal Funding Finally Moves Forward Several Santa Barbara County Projects
Representative Salud Carbajal announces $4.3 million in new federal allocations for transportation, library, shelter, and public-safety improvements — many of which had been delayed after no funding requests were approved in the previous budget cycle.
Setting the Stage for Santa Barbara’s State Street Master Plan
The city council will weigh in on the new modular design in April as the city approaches the next stage of the review process.
Can Santa Barbara Airport Weather Its Flood-Prone Future?
Short of relocating the entire 950-acre airport — which is a real possibility — a plan is being developed to adapt to rising sea levels and worsening storms.
Upgrading Santa Barbara’s Electric Infrastructure by Helicopter
How Southern California Edison used helicopters to install fire-resistant poles and cables in the hills of Santa Barbara.
Proposed Additions to Lobero Theatre in Santa Barbara Will Go Forward
The Historic Landmarks Commission gave a glowing review to the plans for a new backstage, banquet hall, and rooftop deck area.
Federal Budget Cut Leaves Santa Barbara Harbor $4 Million Short on Dredging
Stopping maintenance dredging could “halt the operations of ocean-dependent businesses based in Santa Barbara Harbor,” as well as impede Coast Guard and Harbor Patrol operations, Waterfront Director Mike Wiltshire says.
Isla Vista’s Park District Celebrates Newly Renovated ‘Peaceful’ Pardall Gardens
The first capital improvement project in 14 years, the renovation created a space where folks can hold events and enjoy quiet moments surrounded by native plants.
