Blue Skies and Green Lights for Ed St. George’s Milpas Street Development
Santa Barbara City Council okays the developer’s plans to build a four-story mixed-use project at the current site of Capitol Hardware.
Santa Barbara City Council okays the developer’s plans to build a four-story mixed-use project at the current site of Capitol Hardware.
City Council voted unanimously to create a 13-member panel to study what kind of review panel, if any, the city should create.
Santa Barbara’s health care reform advocate makes strong case for Biden on the national stage.
Santa Barbara City Council’s Ordinance Committee votes unanimously for proposed tenant relocation assistance.
Supes authorize extra $850,000 to safeguard November elections.
ExxonMobil’s intention to truck oil from its Las Flores Canyon tanks (above) hit a snag when its destination, the Phillips 66 Rodeo refinery, announced it was switching from fossil fuels to renewables.
With millions facing evictions, it is time for landlords and tenants to shut up and support Monique Limón’s relief bill.
St. Paul’s AME Church was recognized Tuesday for its “moral imprint” on the surrounding community over the last century.
Bar and restaurant owners launched a full-court press to remain open longer.
Santa Barbara County Public Health’s pleas to not participate in Sunday’s annual bike ride fell on deaf ears.