Plans to reconfigure the entrance of the Santa Barbara Bowl — and abandon a portion of a public street in the process — encountered no major opposition at the City Council on Tuesday, but several councilmembers made it clear they wanted a lot more attention paid to providing drop-off and pickup points on Milpas Street for people coming and going to Bowl shows.
City officials scramble to figure out what they can no longer do.
February 6 is Ronald Reagan’s birthday. Do you know where your kids are?
An early look at this SBIFF film about saving sea otters.
Traffic lights, no; median islands with flashing lights, yes.
The city council is not ready to take over Highway 225 from the state.
A key element of the development plan will be on the June ballot.
What steps, if any, the Carpinteria City Council might take to publicly rebuke Councilmember Joe Armendariz for his second major drunk-driving incident in five years was postponed for three weeks Monday.
Santa Barbara County Fire Chief Michael Dyer and Montecito Fire’s Chief Kevin Wallace are leading the charge against a new emergency regulation that will require owners of about 20,000 structures located in the county’s rural back country to pay $150 each in new fire-prevention fees.
Chief Cam Sanchez highlights drop in violent crime and rise in positive changes.
