Rep. Carbajal Blasts Thousands of ‘Needless Federal Layoffs’
In Santa Barbara County, layoffs could impact taxpayers, folks in Section 8 housing, and more.
Recent Stories
Governor Signs Bill Requiring Eight-Story Development Behind Santa Barbara Mission to Undergo Environmental Review
The environmental housing bill was signed into law on Saturday, creating a new hurdle for the controversial project.
Some Counties Allow Disaster Victims to Transfer Their Property Tax Rates Without Selling Their Home. Santa Barbara Isn’t One of Them
Architect Robert Bridges and his wife, who are looking to relocate to Santa Barbara after losing their iconic home in the Palisades Fire, are pushing for the county to adopt a state policy that would help people in their situation.
Two Stabbed in Isla Vista Fight
Santa Barbara County’s Sheriff’s Office says that the men who were stabbed are expected to recover, and asks witnesses of the fight to come forward.
Chumash Intertribal Powwow Brings Thousands of Guests
Skilled competition, community, and culture rounded out the annual event in Santa Ynez.
All Booked | Books to Sink Your Teeth Into
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How Will Government Shutdown Impact Santa Barbara County?
The U.S. government has shut down after Senators voted against both Republican and Democrat stopgap funding bills. Here’s what will, and will not, be affected.
Healthcare Cuts at the Center of Government Shutdown Debate
Update: Stalemate in Congress over federal budget leads to first government shutdown since 2019.
More Affordable Housing On Track for Santa Barbara’s Westside
The City of Santa Barbara’s Housing Authority plans to replace and add affordable units to Monteria Village.
Santa Barbara Swim Club’s Narwhalathon Raises More Than $8,000
The annual fundraiser was held Saturday at Los Baños Del Mar Pool, where swimmers ages 6-18 completed laps for an hour straight to raise money for their team.
