Flood Watch Issued for Santa Barbara County Ahead of Approaching Storm
Another soaker is expected to hit the region Sunday through Tuesday, bringing potential for flooding and “significant threat to life or property.”
Another soaker is expected to hit the region Sunday through Tuesday, bringing potential for flooding and “significant threat to life or property.”
Sheriff’s detectives now believe the man’s death, originally described as “suspicious,” is not criminal in nature.
An unloaded revolver was found in the backpack of a 15-year-old parked outside the campus on Wednesday afternoon, the Sheriff’s Office says.
Evacuation efforts are underway on the 6700 block of Del Playa Drive, where authorities report more than 45 residents have been displaced.
Residents forced to evacuate due to this weekend’s record-breaking storm can now return to their homes.
National Weather Service warns conditions will worsen through Sunday night as the threat of debris flows and flooding increases.
The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office also named the deputies involved in the shooting of the allegedly armed suspect following an hours-long standoff.
A rally and vigil at De la Guerra Plaza on January 20 will be followed by a march “to take a stand against the assault on women’s rights and democracy.”
Sheriff’s deputies apprehended suspect Michael Nolan Medina, 33, following an incident at a Best Western on Calle Real.
The victim was 80-year-old Carpinteria man Steven Kingsley Close.