Santa Barbara’s Central Library Reopens Upper Level, Public Computers, and Seating
Visitors can once again access public computers, printers, microfilm, and archives on the upper level starting Tuesday, January 24.
Recent Stories
Santa Barbara DA Charges Four in Murder of Innocent Bystander Near Stearns Wharf
Camarillo father of two Robert Dion Gutierrez, 52, was killed by stray gunfire in December 2022.
Several Arrested in Connection to Early December Homicide Near Stearns Wharf
Four adults and one juvenile have been arrested following the investigation into the shooting death of Robert Dion Gutierrez on December 9, 2022.
Highway 154 Reopens in Both Directions in Santa Barbara County
Drivers can once access the previously shut-down stretch of highway between Highway 192 and State Route 246.
Probation Chief Tanja Heitman Appointed as Assistant CEO of Santa Barbara County
Heitman will begin in the new position in March and oversee the county’s Health, Human Services, and Public Safety departments.
City Council Split, but Eventually Moves Forward with State Street Parklet Rates
After three rounds of voting, the Santa Barbara City Council decides on a four-tiered payment system for State Street parklets.
Santa Barbara Storm Recap: City Officials Recount Damage After Historic Rainfall
The city’s infrastructure was pushed to the limits, but held up during last weekend’s storm.
Federal Tax Deadlines Extended for Storm Victims in Santa Barbara County
Individuals and businesses in more than 40 California counties now have until May 15, 2023, to file taxes.
Evacuations Lifted, Agencies Now in ‘Recovery’ Mode After Santa Barbara Storm
City and County officials release the latest information at Tuesday afternoon’s emergency press conference.
Franklin School to Host Pozole Night to Help Local Family With Medical Bills
The proceeds will go toward helping local mother Adriana Quintero, who is awaiting a liver transplant.
