Million-Gallon Sewage Spill Exacts Million-Dollar Penalty
Goleta West Sanitary District reaches a settlement proposal in the 2024 sewage spill in the Goleta Slough.
Author: Jean Yamamura
Santa Barbara Airport Sees Flights Canceled Due to FAA Order
The domino effect of cancellations at major airports has led to six flights known to have been cancelled at SBA due to the FAA’s flight reductions so far.
Conversion of Motel into Affordable Housing Begins at Corner of State and De la Vina Streets in Santa Barbara
The city’s Housing Authority hosts a commencement ceremony for the 32-room adaptive reuse project, which is expected to be completed by April 2026.
FAA Orders Reduction in Flights Starting Friday
At Santa Barbara Airport, 11 of 12 destinations will be affected.
Republicans File New Lawsuit over Prop 50
Latest legal action comes after California voters overwhelming approve a new congressional map to add Dems to the House.
Santa Barbara County and California Pass Prop 50 by Two-Thirds Majority
Early voting results show a big win for California’s effort to add Democrats to the U.S. House of Representatives.
Today Is Voting Day
Democrats put Prop 50 on the California ballot in an attempt to win back the U.S. House of Representatives.
Update: AT&T Customers’ 9-1-1 Service Restored in Santa Barbara
[Update] Service restored after unplanned outage extended beyond City of Santa Barbara.
Thousands Push Back on Autocracy at No Kings Rallies in Santa Barbara County
“We are not drifting toward authoritarianism. We are there,” said Indivisible’s Myra Paige.
‘Royal Princess’ Stops by Santa Barbara
The 1,083-foot-long vessel is one of six cruise ships scheduled to anchor offshore in October.
