The federal government has petitioned the Supreme Court to hear a case to determine the legal authority of the brass at Vandenberg Air Force Base to enforce no trespassing edicts at the base gate in the face of ongoing peace protests.
The Carpinteria City Council voted unanimously to enact a temporary moratorium on licensing any new businesses that sell cigarettes or other forms of tobacco pending the drafting of a final ordinance.
New survey shows drop in South Coast homeless population.
The story behind Dario Pini’s recent night in jail
New boots and hiking shoes in particular are needed for the annual event.
The notorious landlord was arrested on burglary charges early Friday morning.
To afford a one-bedroom market rate rental unit, the average Santa Barbaran has to earn $22.88 an hour, $27.42 for a two-bedroom, and $36 for a three-bedroom, according to a study released by the National Low Income Housing Council.
Two longtime advocacy groups focused on immigration rights, affordable housing, and cheap mass transit have announced a merger long in the works.
Lily Rossi, the former city clerk who for 23 years represented the “face” of City Hall for thousands of residents, died last week.
The City Council took baby steps to buy the land beneath its water quality treatment plant by the Lauro Reservoir from the federal government as part of a bureaucratic dance that would enable City Hall to, once again, tap the hydroelectric potential of water rushing into the facility from Gibraltar Reservoir via the Mission Tunnel.
