Chaucer’s Books Celebrates 50 Years in Santa Barbara
The 50th anniversary party on Friday will also honor the 80th birthday of the bookstore’s original founder, Mahri Kerley.
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Honoring the Dead, Celebrating Life with Día de Muertos
Making an ofrenda and learning the traditions of Day of the Dead in Santa Barbara.
Santa Barbara City to Streamline Building Permit Process
Council may vote on new design review by end of year.
Downtown Comes to Life for Day of the Dead Free Family Day
The event featured the second annual Día de Muertos parade hosted by SBA and MCASB.
Getting a Handle on Biking Laws in Santa Barbara
The city is considering changes to its bicycle ordinance to make roads safer for cyclists and pedestrians
Community Packs House to Offer Solutions to Santa Barbara’s Housing Crisis
The city hosted a workshop with tenants, landlords, developers, and more at Cabrillo Pavilion.
Santa Barbara Looks to Crack Down on Wheelies, E-Bikes
Bike advocates worry that the changes are “unfair and inequitable” restrictions on bicyclists.
Goleta Man Sentenced to 300 Years for Sexual Abuse of Multiple Victims
Cirilo Martinez, 62, “groomed” and abused two young girls over the course of four years, according to investigators.
Harbor Patrol Officers Will No Longer Carry Weapons; Duties Remain the Same
Officers will wear new uniforms and gun-free duty belts following a change in state regulations.
Goleta Valley Library to Close for Two Years, Operate on Temporary Site During Construction
The city is considering sites to host library services during the closure, including the Goleta Community Center.
