Liberty Mutual Takes Over Courthouse Again
The insurance giant pays $4,306 fee to host private gala.
The insurance giant pays $4,306 fee to host private gala.
Venoco submits new plans for controversial project.
With little notice, the Santa Barbara school district disinvited, then reinvited 80 teachers to paid training next week.
Water officials are a bit nervous about the perpetually dry weather.
Union leaders representing city bus drivers and the management of Metropolitan Transit District (MTD) have agreed to work together to lobby the Department of Labor to release $2.3 million in federal funds that have been frozen because of a labor-management dispute at MTD.
The Supreme Court agrees to decide Vandenberg protesters’ right to assemble.
Randy Rowse can’t get traction with his fellow councilmembers.
Santa Barbara’s Eastside-Milpas neighborhood won second place in a revitalization contest hosted by Neighborhoods, USA (NUSA), a national organization formed in 1975 to foster increased community cohesion.
Hundreds attend free screening of ‘More Than Honey’ documentary.
Police are uncertain whether the death was accidental or a suicide.