Santa Barbara–Born Muralist and Tattoo Artist Danny Meza Dies at 35
Meza’s tattoo style and contributions to public art made him a hometown hero.
Meza’s tattoo style and contributions to public art made him a hometown hero.
Historic hearing results in $18 million smackdown on Sable Offshore and green lights for hotel and housing projects from Montecito to UCSB.
The Police Department looks to fill 20 positions, while some city jobs remain vacant for months.
The proposal includes introducing a new test lot in the Funk Zone and cracking down on the “75-minute shuffle.”
The City Council considers $528,000 toward the temporary “pedlet” concept on the 500 block of State Street.
The Santa Barbara city councilmember is now in physical therapy after suffering a heart attack on April 5.
Friedman’s family thanked the community for support as the city plans to reschedule postponed hearings.
Santa Barbara County will be looking into the potential for workforce housing at two downtown properties.
The Planning Commission raised concerns about a lack of affordable housing and impacts on schools during an early concept review of the project.
California artists will be on display at UCSB’s Art and Architecture Museum through April 27.