Oxnard Man Sentenced for Threats Against Planned Parenthood in Santa Barbara
A man who pleaded guilty to phoning death threats to Planned Parenthood in Santa Barbara on the day the Supreme
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Tax Revenues Soft for City of Santa Barbara
Finance Office reports $7.4 million in first-quarter sales taxes and $2.7 million in bed tax for October.
Potential Wildlife Crossing in the Works Near Gaviota
Caltrans applied for a $10 million grant for a wildlife corridor for mule deer and mountain lions.
Rain and Wind Begin; Warming Centers Open in Santa Barbara and Carpinteria
Precipitation is possible through Saturday; high winds spark fires and bring down power lines in North County.
The Fight to Stay Housed Goes On in Isla Vista
Second eviction notices go out at four buildings near UC Santa Barbara called CBC & The Sweeps.
More Mesa Price Hikes to $65 Million
The 265-acre open space nearly sold for $50 million this summer.
Young Man on Electric Scooter Hit by Truck in Santa Barbara
Sustained minor scratches and bruises in crosswalk incident.
Parcels to Be Rezoned at Goleta Planning Commission
City’s Housing Element project to consider 11 property rezones.
Application Filed to Extend Life of Diablo Canyon Power Plant Another 20 Years
PG&E has submitted an application with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to renew the Central Coast nuclear power plant’s license beyond its current end dates of 2024 and 2025.
Santa Barbara County Seeks to Expand Tajiguas Landfill
Public comment is open until November 13 on plans to increase the Gaviota Coast facility by 14.25 acres and extend its life.
