No Longer Homeless in Goleta
New permanent supportive housing debuts to a joyful crowd of officials and residents happy to finally be home.
Author: Jean Yamamura
A Second Yardi Project Proposes 14 Homes in Downtown Santa Barbara
Brothers Jason and Kevin Yardi look to repurpose 12 East Carrillo Street.
Exotic Car Speeding Crackdown Ahead
California Highway Patrol preps for speedy drivers headed to Monterey Car Week from Simi Valley, through Santa Barbara, to Santa Cruz.
Wendy McCaw Brought into ‘Santa Barbara News-Press’ Bankruptcy Complaint Personally
Judge allows trustee to pursue McCaw personally in transfers of two newspaper buildings to her limited liability companies.
Owner of Bankrupt ‘Santa Barbara News-Press’ Found in Contempt of Court
U.S. magistrate finds Wendy McCaw’s Ampersand Publishing bargained in bad faith with employees’ union.
Santa Barbara Is in the Middle of a Summer COVID Comeback
Urgent care centers are reporting an uptick in cases as wastewater rates show a surge in coronavirus.
Viva Santa Barbara: A Store for All Fiestas
Where you can find the most colorful, joyful clothes in the city.
All Evacuation Orders and Warnings Lifted for Lake Fire
The fire remains at 38,644 acres and 90 percent containment, with 925 firefighters remaining in the fire zone.
Eddie Rosenblatt, Former Head of Geffen Records, Dies at 89 in Santa Barbara
The much-loved music mogul worked with everyone from John Lennon and Elton John to Nirvana and Weezer.
Lake Fire 90 Percent Contained
Santa Ynez Valley gets back to business as usual, though an evacuation warning and orders are still in effect for some areas due to the 38,664-acre fire.
