KEYT Workers Strike as Fiesta Kicks Off in Santa Barbara
The TV Station’s popular La Fiesta Pequeña livestream was canceled amid a one-day strike for fair pay.
Author: Christina McDermott
All Booked | Make a Splash
Christina McDermott shares a few reads that surround the sport of swimming.
KEYT Reporters, Producers, Videographers to Participate in One-Day Strike
The strike over alleged unfair labor practices coincides with the first day of Santa Barbara’s annual Fiesta.
Missing UC Santa Barbara Student’s Body Found Near Big Pine Lakes
PhD student Vikram Mubayi went missing while on a hiking trip over the weekend.
Biggest Federal Housing Bill in Decades Opens More Pathways to Affordable Housing on South Coast
The bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act paves the way for more low-income housing tax credits, makes it easier to build manufactured housing, and more.
Meet the 70-Year-Old Swimmer Who Keeps Beating Competitors Half His Age
Jim West has spent decades as an ocean lifeguard and competitor. Today, he’s still leading the pack at Santa Barbara’s Reef and Run.
The Hands ― and the Truck ― That Feed Lompoc
How Route One Farmers’ Market is shoring up a strained food network.
Fifty Condos Coming to Santa Barbara’s North La Cumbre Road
The County Planning Commission approves tract map change for the three-story “use-by-right” project at the former site of Hope Community Church.
‘Zero Tolerance for Bad Eggs’: California Attorney General Announces Settlement with Egg Producers Accused of Hatching Plan to Puff Up Prices
The Foodbank of Santa Barbara County is among hundreds of food banks that will receive an “egg payout” as part of the settlement.
More than a Swim: Reef and Run Has Become a Santa Barbara Summer Tradition
The friendly competition is followed by live music, hot cocoa, and good times for all.
