Ag Enterprise Ordinance for Santa Barbara County Gets a Reset
Supervisors suggest changes to rules that give farmers and ranchers new business opportunities; meeting continued to December 10.
Recent Stories
Drainage Improvements Planned for Santa Barbara’s Perennially Soggy Castillo Street Undercrossing
The Caltrans project, which will add “a series of underdrains” beneath the eastern sidewalk, will result in intermittent closure of the southbound 101 on-ramp.
Santa Barbara Supervisors Hear How Mental Health Grants Might Be Spent
Building facilities for more beds and more rehabilitation centers.
Election Night Could See Unarmed Minuteman III Test Launch from Vandenberg Space Force Base
The flight, which tests operational readiness and is unrelated to the election, will verify the effectiveness and accuracy of the ICBM weapons system.
Red Flag Warning Issued for Santa Barbara County on Election Day
The warning is in effect Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday morning, when high winds and low humidity will bring the potential for extreme fire behavior and spread.
Goleta Seeks Granny Flat Concepts for Pre-Approval
The city is accepting plans for accessory dwelling units through November 18.
Energy Co-op’s Attempt to Downsize Board Gives Goleta a Jolt
Goleta boardmember calls the idea of making the 3CE board smaller a “proposal in need of problem.”
Two-Vehicle Fire Reported at Figueroa Street Parking Structure
As black smoke billowed into downtown Santa Barbara, fire crews battled a fire in two vehicles atop the library parking structure on East Figueroa Street.
Campaign Sign Thefts on the Eastside
A witness led police to a 43-year-old man accused of taking District 1 yard signs.
Goleta Looks to Preserve Large Agricultural Parcels with Measure G2024
Renewing the measure would prevent rezoning of farms larger than 10 acres through 2052 without a vote of the people.
