Last Stand at La Cumbre: Santa Barbara Tenants Fight Back Against Renoviction
One family tries to win the right to stay in their apartment while the property owner seeks to renovate.
One family tries to win the right to stay in their apartment while the property owner seeks to renovate.
The council agrees with the Planning Commission’s denial of the appeal made by a gas station next to the clinic over parking concerns.
The city’s Capital Improvement Program includes $775 million un funded projects and $800 million in unfunded projects.
Council will dissolve the previous arrangement with San Juan, Philippines, and establish Miraflores as a new sister city.
Santa Barbara County Flood Control removed more than 43,000 cubic yards of material from local basins.
Advocates and councilmembers push for a simpler fund to build deed-restricted affordable housing in the city.
Urban Forest Superintendent Nathan Slack sheds light on storm-damaged trees across the city.
The Carpinteria community and city leadership criticize the development during a County Planning Commission review.
Police confiscate drugs, cash, and a gun as a result of a month-long investigation into drug sales in the city.
Heavy winds and rains have caused damage to several trees in Santa Barbara throughout the past week.