The Next Chapter: Chaucer’s Books in Santa Barbara Sold After 50 Years
The longstanding independent bookstore will continue its legacy with a pair of new owners who met between the shelves.
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The longstanding independent bookstore will continue its legacy with a pair of new owners who met between the shelves.
The tax measure would generate nearly $3 million annually from tourists lodging in unincorporated areas of the county.
The city is pursuing a ballot measure to allow voters to decide on a half-cent sales tax that could net $15 million annually.
The historic Santa Barbara restaurant is in talks with a prospective new operator.
Rising rent ends a three-decade hold on good deals.
The pioneering Santa Barbara coffee growing and roasting company files for Chapter 11 and is also being sued by investor-employee.
After four decades, the women’s fashion shop will leave at the end of May.
The City Council tackles the projected $7.1 million general fund deficit, department by department.
Association for Women in Communications, Santa Barbara, honors Katya Armistead, Yolanda Medina-Garcia, Susan Salcido, and Wendy Sims-Moten.
UC Santa Barbara alum is at the helm of sponsorship sales platform SponsorPitch.