Bankrupt Solar Company Leaves Santa Barbara County Homeowners with Liens
Electriq Power’s solar and battery systems subcontractor just wants to be paid.
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And the Winner Is … #014634!
Historic St. Anthony’s property in Santa Barbara has sold for $16.7 million to a purchaser who remains unknown.
Highway 154 Remains Closed to Through Traffic Between Santa Barbara and Santa Ynez Valley for Foreseeable Future
Caltrans is adding supports under the road to shore it up after cracks developed across all traffic lanes on June 21.
Full Closure of State Route 192 in Santa Barbara Scheduled for July 1-2
Two-day closure along Mountain Drive needed to complete the paving work for a drainage system installation project, Caltrans says.
Stewards of the Hot Springs Step Forth in Montecito
Newly formed group announces efforts toward peaceful coexistence.
Biden Grants Legal Protections to Dreamers and Undocumented Spouses of U.S. Citizens
Santa Barbara Congressmember Salud Carbajal says this latest executive order shows the president’s commitment to “fixing our broken immigration system” and keeping families together.
After Decades in the Family, Santa Cruz Markets in Old Town Goleta and Santa Barbara Sold
Retiring owner Tom Modugno, whose father bought the stores in 1980, promises the new owner is keeping things the same.
Coastal Commission Stalls on SpaceX, Clears New UC Santa Barbara Housing for Takeoff
Commission postpones review of launch expansion at Vandenberg and clears the way for the 2,250-room project at site once destined for Dormzilla.
Rev. James Lawson, Civil Rights Icon, Dies at 95
The civil rights icon was an honored guest at several recent Santa Barbara celebrations of peace and MLK Day.
Santa Barbara County Budget Is Tight and Tough
Prudent saving and spending and paying down the pension debt.
