Solvang invests $450,000 in Santa Ynez Aquatic Complex, Carpinteria looks to raise about $1 million in repairs, and Santa Barbara’s plans for Ortega Park Pool are still in design stages.
Claim Santa Barbara’s requirements violate builder’s remedy laws.
The Trump administration’s move to claw back public media funding would affect local radio and TV stations across the country, including here.
On June 20, people will gather at Casa Agria to hear performances from queer writers and artists and enjoy crafts and music. The event is open to the public.
The “Stories and Lives Remembered” exhibit introduces us to earthquake survivors and
victims.
Inspired by true events, the film about homelessness has good intentions but skims over some struggles.
On Thursday, community members and government officials alike celebrated the start of major renovations to one of Santa Barbara’s oldest parks.
The county’s two priority sites could add up to 160 units of workforce housing downtown.
The longtime Boys & Girls Club basketball coach and KCSB deejay passed away on May 16.
Christina McDermott brings us a collection of sci-fi, including two graphic novels, that explore both time travel and the limits of the universe.
