Goleta Extends Senior Housing Protections, Is Sued in Federal Court
Goleta says the ordinance will help preserve senior housing while park owners allege it is discriminatory against families.
Recent Stories
Santa Barbara’s Planning Commission Considers New Rules for Solar Power
Commissioners directed staff to incorporate suggestions from an energy nonprofit and continue the discussion in May.
Santa Barbara Rep. Carbajal Says Farm Bill Ignores ‘Devastating SNAP Cuts’ in ‘Big Ugly Bill’
SNAP’s new work requirements will pose more hurdles for people seeking food assistance.
Judge to Decide If Developers of Eight-Story Building Behind Mission Can Sue California, City of Santa Barbara
The Mission LLC’s lawsuit alleges a new state housing law singles out the project and that the city doesn’t have a compliant housing element.
Santa Barbara Supervisors Grant License for Sanctioned Deltopia Alternative ‘Soltopia’
The Isla Vista Community Services District plans a spring festival for a maximum of 9,000 participants at a time. It will include live music and free food, as well as safety and sanitary measures.
Ashlee Buzzard Doesn’t Appear in Lompoc Court for Second Time in Murder Case
The Vandenberg Village woman accused of murdering her child has her next court appearance on March 18.
Blood Moon Rising: Total Lunar Eclipse Visible in Santa Barbara
Westmont Observatory opened in the early hours of Tuesday morning so the public could witness the eclipse’s totality.
Housing Authority of City of Santa Barbara Asks If You’ll Help ‘Adopt a Home’
The campaign aims to raise $50,000 to help furnish and equip 31 studio units earmarked for formerly homeless and chronically homeless people.
After Decades, Isla Vista Gets a New Welcome Sign
The new sign replicates the old but with more rot-resistant wood.
Santa Barbara County Updates Waste Collection Requirements for Isla Vista
Bigger bins and fewer waste service accounts are slated for I.V.
