A Walk Through Santa Barbara’s Tent Cities
Effective plans exist to bring people without housing off the streets, but stakeholders need to help.
Effective plans exist to bring people without housing off the streets, but stakeholders need to help.
Cyclists get a green light on State Street Promenade, but the Sola Street bikeway faces an uphill climb.
An attorney for COLAB, the conservative watchdog group, has accused the attorney hired to represent the redistricting committee of having a conflict of interest.
The new chief brings 46 years of experience to the role.
Santa Barbara’s new Paseo Granada gets underway with a ceremonial groundbreaking.
The religious and civic leader for the university community dies at age 73.
Activist argues Santa Barbara’s Eastside already saturated with alcohol-selling establishments.
Councilmembers fretted about Ebikes, pedestrians, and parklet designs.
Protesters were blocking bulldozers on land slated for high-end housing development.
Angel Castillo’s death was not just another gang murder: “My son had his whole life ahead of him, too.”