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.
Author: Ryan P. Cruz
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.
Santa Barbara City Council Meeting Canceled Due to Winter Storm
City staff said the next scheduled meeting would be held Tuesday, January 24.
Evacuations, Road Closures, and Flooding Continue to Impact Santa Barbara County
All of Montecito, Serena Park in Carpinteria, and Airport are now under evacuation order in the latest storm surge.
Santa Barbara Mainstay Bicycle Bob’s Closing After Nearly 40 Years
Husband-and-wife owners Bob and Julia Zaratzian announce their retirement on social media.
Guadalupe Bystander Shot by Police ‘Tragic’ but Not Criminal, State Says
The California Department of Justice recommends several policy changes in the report on the August 2021 shooting in the small Santa Barbara County town.
Santa Barbara District Attorney Joyce Dudley Officially Retires
Dudley will swear in new District Attorney John Savrnoch on January 3 and describes her decision to retire as “bittersweet and scary.”
Housing Element: Could Santa Barbara Be in Danger of ‘The Builder’s Remedy’?
County of Santa Barbara and City of Carpinteria are on track to miss the state’s February deadline for the housing plan.
Building a Winning Culture with New Dos Pueblos Basketball Coach Manny Murillo
Local coach takes over at his alma mater, hopes to create a girls’ basketball powerhouse in Goleta.
Spreading the Cheer Behind Bars: More Than 875 Christmas Gift Bags Handed out in County Jails
Santa Barbara Sheriff’s Office Programs Unit, chaplains, and Impact Ministry continue the fifth year of the tradition.
