Hot Summer Heat Lands on Coastal Santa Barbara, Prompting Red Flag Warning
“Nothing but heat for the next three days,” the National Weather Service announced on Thursday morning.
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Santa Barbara’s State Route 192 to Be Closed for Five Weeks Starting September 16
Traffic signals control one-way traffic this week near Parma Park as Caltrans repairs storm-damaged road.
Major Road Work on Hollister at Ward and Dearborn on Thursday
City of Goleta advises going another way if drivers see flashing red traffic signals, as crews consolidate Hollister to one side of the 217 underpass.
Santa Barbara City Council Finalizes Priority List for Sales Tax Ballot Measure
Measure I would increase the city’s sales tax from 8.75 to 9.25 percent if passed by voters in November.
Santa Ynez Tribal Health Clinic Turns 50 Years Old
Started in 1974 by Rosa Pace, an obstetrics nurse who wanted to improve health care on the reservation.
Hello, President Biden!
Joe and Jill Biden arrive in Santa Ynez Valley following the president’s speech at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago on Monday night.
Who Bought St. Anthony’s for $16.7 Million and What Are They Going to Do with It?
Will the 11-acre property in the heart of the Mission District be developed as a hotel, a school, a retirement village, or just another mansion?
‘Santa Barbara News-Press’ Archives Languish Amid Decay
Bidders for the assets of the once-mighty daily paper have a week to place their bets.
No Longer Homeless in Goleta
New permanent supportive housing debuts to a joyful crowd of officials and residents happy to finally be home.
A Second Yardi Project Proposes 14 Homes in Downtown Santa Barbara
Brothers Jason and Kevin Yardi look to repurpose 12 East Carrillo Street.
