Upgrading Santa Barbara’s Electric Infrastructure by Helicopter
How Southern California Edison used helicopters to install fire-resistant poles and cables in the hills of Santa Barbara.
Recent Stories
President’s Day Storm Brings Heavy Rain, Downed Trees to Santa Barbara County
Highway 101 was forced to close after a eucalyptus tree fell near Fairview Avenue on Monday.
Jimmy’s Oriental Gardens Nominated for National Register of Historic Places
The historical building, including the Chung family home, was advanced for approval to the National Register.
City of Santa Barbara Tightens Rules on Single-Use Materials
The city council advanced restrictions on Mylar balloons, confetti, and plastic food ware.
Santa Barbara City College Foundation Clarifies Use of MacKenzie Scott Gift Funds
The foundation disclosed the unauthorized use of funds for its Promise program; $13 million of the original $20 million gift remains.
Proposed Additions to Lobero Theatre in Santa Barbara Will Go Forward
The Historic Landmarks Commission gave a glowing review to the plans for a new backstage, banquet hall, and rooftop deck area.
Qatar National Soccer Team to Set Up World Cup Camp in Santa Barbara
“The Maroons” will be the second FIFA World Cup 2025 team to stay on the Central Coast to train for the tournament.
State Labor Commissioner’s Office Secures $6 Million for Central Coast Farmworkers
A settlement was reached with a Santa Maria–based company for COVID-era labor violations that impacted 10,000 workers.
Santa Barbara Voters to Decide on City Charter Update in Special Election
The City Council advanced a ballot measure loosening restrictions for city-owned property.
Austrian National Soccer Team to Stay in Goleta for World Cup
The team will stay at the Ritz-Carlton Bacara and train at UCSB’s Harder Stadium in June
