The hospitalizations were likely the result of running in the heat, the health department says, but the cause of the incident remains under police investigation.
The “Independent” follows the paper trail.
Amendments to the ordinance, presented at Santa Barbara’s City Council meeting on Tuesday, including tightening no-fault eviction requirements, removing exemptions for some landlords, and ironing out how a landlord can take a property off the market.
Christina McDermott shares some Halloween spookiness with three graphic novels.
The Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara brings 47 units at a newly constructed site in the La Cumbre neighborhood.
The Vandenberg Village woman charged with murder’s next court date is November 30.
The City Council votes for a permanent ordinance blocking University Mobile Home Park’s management company from opening up the park to all ages.
The new 4,000-home community south of Orcutt would be supplied primarily by imported water, developers say.
The temporary ban will last one year.
Despite a growing customer base, Goleta’s refill store prepares to close after three years.
