Lots of Rain, No Landslides in Santa Barbara County
The Alisal Fire is nearly out, and the Tajiguas Landfill is slowly reopening earlier than expected.
Recent Stories
Time to Move Beyond Statistics
The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) was passed in 1994. Since then, the rate of domestic violence has decreased by 63 percent. Now is the time for Congress to reauthorize VAWA.
Large Buffer Zone Around Drilling Rigs Proposed
An assembly bill proposed by State Senator Monique Limón in 2019 results in a 3,200-foot buffer regulation proposal around oil and gas operations.
Early-Morning House Fire Erupts in Isla Vista
A small, two-story house on Abrego Road was completely engulfed when firefighters arrived early Tuesday morning.
All Clear Given for Refugio Region
Storm passes safely, delivering several inches of rain but no debris flows.
Loma Alta Drive Closed to Vehicular Traffic Beginning October 18
Loma Alta Drive will be closed to vehicular traffic, from Coronel Street to West Canon PerdidoStreet, from October 18 to
Mandatory Evacuation Order for Alisal Fire Burn Scar
Storm headed for Santa Barbara could deliver debris-flow rates of rain on Monday.
The ‘Do-Nothing’ Foundation
How can the directives of the estate of the late Huguette Clark be so blatantly disregarded?
A Visitor Attraction
Make De la Guerra Plaza a miniature of London’s Hyde Park Corner.
Vote for Murillo
Vote for Cathy Murillo for Mayor so that her strong leadership and multiple years of experience can continue to help build back Santa Barbara stronger than it’s ever been.
