Kid’s World Playground to Close for Maintenance
SANTA BARBARA, CA – March 26, 2026 Kid’s World, the 8,000-square-foot wooden playground within Alameda Park, will be closed for regularly
Kid’s World Playground to Close for Maintenance
Texan Symphonic Splendor
Respected Dallas Symphony Orchestra returns to town, under CAMA’s aegis, for the first time in 53 years, with a program of Mahler and Schumann, and semi-local pianist Hélène Grimaud in tow.
Santa Barbara Jail Inmate Stabbed 30 Times in Gang-Related Assault
One of the alleged attackers was recently convicted of first-degree murder.
April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month
April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month and the Goleta Police Department wants to remind drivers to stay focused, keep
Notice to Interested Parties
The City of Santa Barbara’s Ordinance Committee will consider a recommendation to City Council at a public meeting on inland
Goleta Holding DUI Checkpoint April 4, 2026
The Goleta Police Department will hold a DUI checkpoint in conjunction with the unsanctioned Deltopia Event in Isla Vista on
California Senate Approves Farmworkers Day as Official Holiday
Farmworkers Day will replace César Chávez Day as state leaders shift focus of the celebration.
A 4,000-Unit Housing Project Between Orcutt and Los Alamos Is Moving Forward
Public comment on what the project’s environmental review should contain is open through April 17.
In Answer to “Horses of Buellton”
The question the writer raises — how we ensure livestock are cared for as our climate changes — is one worth taking seriously.
All Booked | Nothing Lost in Translation
Ryan P. Cruz showcases some of the current literary talent from Poland, Japan, and Mexico with these translated works.
