Santa Barbara Library Adjusts to Construction with Expanded Hours
After a brief closure in August, the Central Library has expanded browsing hours as staff adapts to excavation.
After a brief closure in August, the Central Library has expanded browsing hours as staff adapts to excavation.
California Department of Justice releases reports on homicide and use-of-force statistics for 2021.
New federal regulations attempt to stop the spread of the polymer non-serialized handgun kits.
A trio of project proposals is pushing the limits and going four-stories high for much-needed housing.
“A mess of hair and good vibes,” My Morning Jacket plays hits spanning 20 years.
The Historic Landmarks Commission takes a first look at the proposal for a new wing at the Cabrillo Boulevard hotel.
Cooper was struck after crossing into oncoming traffic, authorities say; no arrests have been made.
The company, founded by Andrew Firestone and Jess Parker, looks to expand its portfolio with the Funk Zone Hotel.
Planning Commission approves plan allowing construction of the three-story, 64,000 square-foot station downtown.
Excavation for Phase One of the large-scale renovation forces locals out for the month of August.