Now facing a maximum sentence of 36.6 years in state prison, Penny Estes pleaded guilty last week to 28 felony counts in connection with defrauding victims whose houses burned down in the Jesusita and Tea fires.
A 1973 fire destroyed 16-18 million military files, and vets have suffered lost benefits since.
Brandon Schmidt was discovered by his roommate Saturday morning.
Autoliv Electronics Night Vision in Goleta unveils a new generation of its infrared cameras.
The classical radio station is in serious financial straits.
The Jesse James Hollywood accomplice lashes out against Santa Barbara law enforcement.
Joel Lopez and Cipriano Torres talk to authorities about their business arrangements.
Undersheriff Jim Peterson, the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office second-in-command since March 2011, abruptly retired from his post last week after more than 30 years of service with the department.
SBPD opens first Community Policing Office at Franklin Neighborhood Center.
Author and speaker Michael Russer finds the upside of erectile dysfunction.
