Developers of Eight-Story Building Behind Mission Sue State, City of Santa Barbara
The Mission LLC says recently passed housing law singles out its project and alleges that the City of Santa Barbara does not have a compliant housing element.
Author: Christina McDermott
More than 55,000 People in Santa Barbara County Could Be Short on Food: Here Are Some Resources Looking to Help
Local nonprofits and organizations are stepping up to fill the gap left by a lack of SNAP benefits distributed by the federal government this month.
Law Enforcement Narrows Timeline in Search for Missing 9-Year-Old Lompoc Girl
The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office says Melodee Buzzard was last seen near the Utah-Colorado Border on October 9.
Santa Barbara Detectives, FBI Agents Serve Search Warrant on Buzzard Home
Authorities are also searching the rental car Melodee Buzzard was last seen in and a storage locker.
HUD Seeks to Ban Mixed-Status Households, Cut Funding for Emergency Housing Vouchers
The two federal proposals could mean that hundreds of Santa Barbara County families lose their homes.
Starting November 1, USDA Orders States to Withhold SNAP Benefits Due to Government Shutdown
More than 55,000 Santa Barbara County residents rely on SNAP to help pay for food.
State to Weigh In on Buellton’s Motel Ordinance
The law would require motels operating as monthly rentals to convert to short-term stays; Buellton is waiting for input from the state’s Office of Housing and Community Development.
Detectives Focus in on Three-Day Road Trip in Search for Missing Lompoc Girl
Images show 9-year-old Melodee Buzzard at a rental car facility on October 7. On October 10, her mother returned in the car without her.
From ‘Airwaves to Archives’ Event Celebrates KEYT Television Archive
The archive, hosted at UC Santa Barbara’s Special Research Collections, is available to the public.
FBI Joins Search for Missing Lompoc Girl Melodee Buzzard
Detectives think the 9-Year-Old may have been driven as far as Nebraska.
