Downtown Santa Barbara Celebrates the Dead with Día de los Muertos ‘Calenda’
Hundreds gather for the first-ever Day of the Dead community procession down State Street.
Recent Stories
DA Files Charges Against Santa Barbara Woman Caught in Another Racially Charged Viral Video
In what appears to be an earlier incident, Jeanne Umana harrasses a street vendor and claims again that she “works for the police.”
Santa Barbara County’s and Goleta’s Housing Elements Both Earn Seal of Approval
The state finds the plans in “substantial compliance,” and both are expected to be fully adopted by the end of the year.
City of Santa Barbara Looks to Trim Down Unnecessary Boards and Commissions
With 45 different boards and more than 60 vacancies, the city may need to streamline its advisory groups.
State Funds Affordable Housing and Climate-Friendly Projects in Santa Barbara County
Nearly $5.3 million will go toward the 63-unit Jacaranda Court and the county’s first-ever 3D-printed affordable home.
Santa Barbara Sheriff’s Office Investigating ‘Offensive’ Vandalism Incident in Los Alamos
Authorities are seeking information on suspects who may have painted “offensive” material in the roadway.
Homelessness, Housing, and Child Care Are Santa Barbara’s Top Priorities for Funding
Survey results show that residents want community grants to go toward homelessness and housing initiatives, and the City Council suggests child care be included.
Power Shutoffs Possible in Eastern Santa Barbara, Montecito Starting October 11
Southern California Edison warned customers of potential shutoffs due to wildfire risk, weather conditions.
Alleged Shooter at Sandbar Nightclub in Santa Barbara Pleads Not Guilty
Lompoc man Alex Zaragoza-Mujica, 28, faces three felony charges, including attempted murder.
City of Santa Barbara Honors Chumash on Indigenous Peoples’ Day
City leaders gather with Chumash elders to recognize the 20th anniversary of the tomol crossing to the Channel Islands.
