Open Air Bicycles Set to Close Its Doors in March
If the right bike enthusiast doesn’t save it, the 50-year-old shop may shut permanently as its owner plans to move on to “greener pastures.”
Recent Stories
Burrito League Runs Through Santa Barbara
With a year of free burritos on the line, competitors cranked out thousands of miles between Mony’s and Loquita.
‘Grass for Grass’: Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors Approve Funding for Carp Bluffs Restoration
The board allocates $800,000 for trail improvements, habitat restoration, and public amenities.
Santa Barbara Education Foundation Supports Teachers with $228,000 in Grants
More than a hundred individual teachers across the Santa Barbara Unified School District receive funding for innovative projects.
Naples Housing Project Approved, Despite Vote for Voles and Kite Concerns
Santa Barbara County Planning Commission votes 4-1 to approve what could be the first of 71 housing projects on the undeveloped slice of the Gaviota Coast.
Santa Barbara County Planning Commission Approves Controversial Painted Cave Housing Development
In a 3-2 vote, the commissioners reversed their previous decision to deny the project based on fire risks.
New Mobile Survey Asks Central Coast Residents to Pay Attention to Wildlife and Roadkill
Los Padres ForestWatch will compile data to inform conservation and land-use planning.
Fight over Naples Housing Project Returns to Santa Barbara County Planning Commission on Wednesday
The commission will hear the appeals of environmental groups against the proposed seaside estate on an undeveloped stretch of the Gaviota Coast.
New Oil Drilling and Fracking Threatens Schools and Other Sensitive Areas in Santa Barbara County
The Trump administration is pushing forward a decades-old proposal to open up 850,000 acres of Central California to new oil leasing and development; but idle wells still dot the landscape.
California Attorney General Sues Trump Administration to Block Restart of Sable Oil Pipelines in Santa Barbara County
Rob Bonta says the federal government illegally ripped jurisdiction for the Las Flores oil pipelines from the State Fire Marshal after the Houston oil company “went crying to Trump.”
