Downtown Santa Barbara’s Commercial Cognoscenti Want More Than Pretty Pictures
State Street business and property owners, real estate brokers, and bankers share their thoughts and concerns on the near and distant future of the city’s main drag.
State Street business and property owners, real estate brokers, and bankers share their thoughts and concerns on the near and distant future of the city’s main drag.
Space Force tells Coastal Commission it has no say.
Congressmember endorses Kamala Harris as Dems’ new presidential candidate.
The ghost of the 2015 oil pipeline spill at Refugio Beach continues to haunt the coast.
How will the City of Santa Barbara and other local governments respond to the recent majority ruling conflating poverty with criminality?
Santa Barbara is one of 19 California’s 58 counties to opt into the federally funded pay-to-stay-away program for heavy meth users.
A recent survey on the proposed sales-tax measure for November’s ballot shows more than half of respondents think city is headed down the “wrong track.”
County forced campus to pay for housing inspections, parks, lighting, and public toilets.
Is it really true — all Americans are not created equal?
Biden’s sole mission Thursday night was to radiate and communicate some serious mojo; what we got instead was a man who at times looked like he’d woke up in the middle of the night uncertain where the bathroom was.