City of Santa Barbara Ramps Up Enforcement of Sign Ordinance
First-time violators will get a warning.
Recent Stories
SBCC Philosophy Professor Let Go Amid #MeToo Fallout
Mark McIntire claims that his controversial comments are protected free speech.
Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Unveils Major Makeover
Bird and mammal halls renovated; permanent butterfly pavilion opens later this summer
Internal Records Reveal Mixed Messages, Missed Opportunities Before 1/9 Debris Flow
County officials worked hard but struggled to convey the true dangers of the storm.
Sticker Sales Help Disaster Recovery
Graphic designer Gen Matsui found his way to give back.
City on Vision Quest for State Street Revival
Leaders also mull ways to protect our economy from the next disaster.
Santa Barbara City College Has Its #MeToo Moment
A chemistry professor is facing backlash after raising concerns about a guest lecturer.
Variant Training Lab Will Make You Better, Faster, Stronger
Science, tech, and health converge in new State Street fitness center.
Interior Design Firm Offers Free Furniture to Montecito Victims
But many remain in desperate need of a home.
Santa Barbara Reports Drop in Tax Revenue
The decrease was likely caused by this winter’s back-to-back natural disasters.
