Property owners are cutting back parts of houses on Del Playa as the cliff erodes. Meanwhile, Santa Barbara County’s rental inspection program is underway. And folks talk about what could make I.V. a better place to live.
The Santa Ynez Community Aquatics Foundation raises $5 million toward a new aquatics complex for the valley.
How has I.V. changed from the eyes of long-timers? What mass eviction event forced families out of town? And what’s with that dome house?
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.
Changes include increasing the height limit to 45 feet for residential areas with a density of 20 units per acre, creating exceptions to design reviews for some ADUs, and increasing the required open space for some projects.
Why does I.V. have such a vast network of parks? Why isn’t I.V. a city? And decades later, how did tragedy bolster support for the Community Services District, according to its founders?
Judge Stephen Dunkle extends a gag order that bars law enforcement from talking about the case for the duration of the trial.
What has I.V. become post-COVID for student residents? What do landlords say? And what, exactly, does a property management company do?
At a press conference on the steps of Santa Barbara City Hall, union members say that KEYT’s parent company, News-Press & Gazette, isn’t coming to the table to negotiate.
The rise and fall of I.V.’s building boom, memories of live music, and cockroaches.
