Asphalt Art Project Gets Underway, Bringing Splash of Color to Downtown Santa Barbara
Artists have begun painting the Zapotec-inspired public display at intersection of State and Carrillo streets.
Recent Stories
Is Santa Barbara County Ready for Its Closeup?
The supervisors show early support for creating a county film commissioner position to attract more film and media production to the county.
Morning Commuter Train to Santa Barbara Begins Service May 4
The new Pacific Surfliner train from Ventura gives northbound commuters an alternative to highway headaches.
Goleta Takes Small Step Toward Expanding Its Borders to Include Outskirts of Town Where Thousands of Homes Are Planned
City Council votes to apply for Sphere of Influence over Glen Annie Golf Course and South Patterson tracts, which the county recently rezoned as residential.
Alameda Padre Serra to Close During March and April in Santa Barbara
The city will replace water mains along the main roadway across the Riviera.
Test-Drive an Electric Vehicle and Claim a Free Air Purifier in Goleta This Saturday
A $12,000 discount is now available to qualified individuals from the Driving Clean Assistance Program to buy or lease an EV.
Wendy McCaw’s Lawyers Quit ‘Santa Barbara News-Press’ Bankruptcy Case
Attorneys cite a “complete breakdown” in the attorney-client relationship and communications.
‘Conception’ Captain Loses Appeal of ‘Seaman’s Manslaughter’ Conviction
Santa Barbara captain Jerry Boylan, who faces four years in prison for the deaths of 34 aboard his boat, asks for a rehearing after a federal court denies his appeal.
Shelby Builder’s Remedy Project Clears Goleta Planning Commission
The project’s environmental impact report now heads to the Goleta City Council for certification.
Million-Dollar Penalty Finalized for Million-Gallon Sewage Spill in Goleta Slough
Goleta West Sanitary District will fund well water sampling and remediation rather than pay a cash settlement.
