Bridges at Refugio Creek to Be Demolished Through Gaviota
Deteriorating concrete leads to bridge replacements; the project includes naturalizing the stream bed of Refugio Creek for steelhead fish passage.
Recent Stories
The ‘Santa Barbara News-Press’ to Rise from the Grave
NewsWell from Arizona State University assumes publisher duties after donation of trademark, copyright, and digital archive from Jason Yardi.
Making America Afraid Again
Trump returns to power, spreading lies, chaos, and confusion.
Erin Graffy de Garcia, Witty Santa Barbara Author and Historian, Dies
The “Las Noticias,” “How to Santa Barbara,” and “Old Spanish Days” author had been battling cancer during the past half year.
New Commuter Train Service Connecting Ventura and Santa Barbara Could Begin in October
SBCAG unveils its proposal for a new Metrolink service that would leave Ventura at 7:12 a.m. and arrive in Santa Barbara at 7:51 a.m.
Santa Barbara County Votes on How to Remove Encampments
Flexible rules were encouraged for providing homeless people with shelter.
How Full Are Santa Barbara’s Water Reservoirs?
Southern California drought complicates wildfire conditions.
Driver Runs into Pedestrians on Santa Barbara’s Stearns Wharf
An unidentified man clipped two pedestrians and 10 vehicles at the end of Stearns Wharf this afternoon.
Remember to Care for Yourself in Times of Crisis
Santa Barbara County BeWell has suggestions on what to tune in and what to tune out during natural disasters.
As Los Angeles Burns, Mayor Rowse Sends a Message to Santa Barbara
Mayor Randy Rowse responds to residents concerned about the city’s water supply in the event of a fire.
