A suspect was booked on an attempted-murder charge after an early-morning knife attack at La Posada interim housing community; the injured deputy was treated and released from the hospital.
Endurance runners take on a technical 35-mile course stretching from Jesusita to Romero Canyon and back.
Around a hundred gather near Stearns Wharf to protest the restart of offshore oil operations by Sable Offshore.
Still listed in the “Michelin Guide,” Sushi by Scratch is defined through its unique flavors, seasonal shifts, and a menu shaped by both international markets and local farms.
The Santa Barbara South Coast Chamber of Commerce gathers business leaders, researchers, and global tech firms at the newly opened OASIS innovation hub in Goleta to highlight the region’s expanding science and technology footprint.
Fellow farmers, customers, and neighbors are raising money to help keep the Farmers’ Market mainstay’s operation running while he undergoes cancer treatment.
In a landscape where neighborhoods meet wilderness within minutes, Santa Barbara’s Search and Rescue team is often the safety net. After decades on the job, Nelson Trichler says the best rescue is the one that never has to happen.
Lompoc woman Erica Racheal Ruvalcaba is arrested after deputies discover concealed narcotics inside a vehicle speaker during an early-morning enforcement stop on Highway 101.
With only 24 seats available, Rascal’s three-year anniversary dinner unfolded as a rapid-fire evening of wildflowers, fermented flavors, and inventive plant-based cooking.
Just one day after union workers staged coordinated “last chance” pickets, negotiators announced tentative agreements covering roughly 40,000 employees across all 10 UC campuses, including UC Santa Barbara.
