Almost All of Santa Barbara County Out of Drought Conditions
Winter storms fill reservoirs, but groundwater basins take longer to recharge.
Recent Stories
‘Dance and Dialogue’ Unites Ukrainians and Americans
Santa Barbara–based World Dance for Humanity’s Sunday Zoom gathering goes international.
Congressmember Adam Schiff Blasts Fox News During Campaign Stop in Santa Barbara
The U.S. Senate candidate also criticizes House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s decision to authorize Tucker Carlson’s staff to view the January 6 Capitol surveillance footage.
Santa Barbara Firefighters Rescue Two People Trapped in Storm Drain
Jaws of Life used to free pair who’d been “exploring” near Earl Warren Showgrounds.
Rainy Rally in Santa Barbara Marks One Year Since Russia Invaded Ukraine
Ukrainians and elected officials were among those to speak in solidarity at Saturday’s gathering at the courthouse.
California Bill Aims to Expand ‘Protecting Blue Whales and Blue Skies’ Program Statewide
Assemblymember Gregg Hart’s bill would build off the existing vessel-speed-reduction program introduced in the Santa Barbara Channel in 2014.
Santa Barbara’s Asian American and Pacific Islander Community to Honor Lives Lost in January Mass Shootings
Activists and officials to gather at Sunday vigil on the corner of State and Anapamu streets.
Isla Vista Man Charged with 26 Counts of Illegal Electronic Peeping
Santa Barbara’s DA files new charges against Justin Obinna Asinobi, 22, for allegedly planting hidden cameras.
UC Santa Barbara Students Host Bake Sale for Turkey
Carpinteria’s Sade Turkish Coffee and Delights donates baklava to support fundraising efforts for earthquake recovery.
Thacher School Releases New Report on Historical Sexual Misconduct
A follow-up investigation revealed new information of past wrongdoing.
