ExxonMobil Dismisses Court Bid to Truck Oil in Santa Barbara
Environmental organizations celebrate the dismissal as the end of Exxon’s plan to revive offshore platforms.
Environmental organizations celebrate the dismissal as the end of Exxon’s plan to revive offshore platforms.
The plan outlines how the city could accommodate 8,001 units of housing over the next eight years.
Santa Barbara to Seek Grant Funding for Lower Eastside Pedestrian and Bicycle Bridge
After months of delays awaiting city permits, chef/owner Nick Bodden says he was forced to pull the plug on the long-anticipated project.
Neighbors along Foothill Avenue were startled awake Sunday morning by fire and heavy smoke; the cause of the fire is still under investigation.
‘I’m just a Mexican with glasses from Orange County in the dying trade of journalism. To be with literary Latino greats at least lets me know someone has read some of my work!’
City and state want to go electric, but the industry hasn’t provided proper work truck alternatives.
The S.B. Trust for Historic Preservation and artist DJ Javier debut a new mural for the Lunar New Year festival/exhibition on February 10.
Lee criticizes incumbent Supervisor Williams for “breaking his promise” and accepting donations from the cannabis industry.
Governor Gavin Newsom has declared a state of emergency in Santa Barbara County due to the major storm.