When Is an E-Bike Street Legal or Not?
Downtown e-bikeshop brings pedal-less dirt bike to Santa Barbara — off-road only.
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KEYT Workers Vote to Join a Union
Cinematographers Guild represents 14 stations nationwide.
Santa Barbara Council Upholds Plans for Second-Largest Hotel in City
Despite environmental concerns, council allows the 250-room Garden Street Hotel to continue.
Trump’s Proposed Tariffs, Especially on China and Mexico, Could Hit California Hard
Trump has threatened new, higher tariffs on two of California’s biggest trade partners, China and Mexico. The state’s workers and economy could feel the most impact.
Santa Barbara Sky FC Delays Debut in United Soccer League to 2026
Originally slated to compete in the USL League One next year, the Sky has gained the franchise rights to play in the higher-tiered USL Championship.
Carpinteria Mainstay Robitaille’s Fine Candies to Close in December 2024
The family business, known for its “inauguration mints,” announced plans to close after 36 years.
Ag Enterprise Ordinance for Santa Barbara County Gets a Reset
Supervisors suggest changes to rules that give farmers and ranchers new business opportunities; meeting continued to December 10.
Santa Barbara’s Art Essentials Moving to 1200 Block of State Street
After 20 years on East Victoria Street, the art supply store will be relocating across from The Granada Theatre.
Santa Barbara’s Soul Bites Stays Open
The soul food restaurant and event space on lower State Street announced it raised about a third of its $30,000 goal, helping it find a workable solution going forward.
Laetitia Winery Bought by Longtime Winemaker
Eric Hickey partners in a deal to restore the historic Arroyo Grande winery alongside 101 to popular acclaim.
