Louise Lowry Davis Center Reopens in Downtown Santa Barbara
New features open access to senior center after nearly a decade of renovations.
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All Students at Monroe Elementary Receive Free Shoes
The national nonprofit Shoes That Fit partners with Santa Barbara residents Liisa and Andrew Primack to give more than 300 students new shoes.
New Year’s Polar Dip Canceled
Santa Barbara city requirements were estimated to cost around $3,000.
City of Santa Barbara Bursts Bubble Guy’s Bubble
Parks and Recreation officials say Derrick Dunten must apply for permits to continue his free shows at Shoreline Park following residents’ complaints.
Mark Ward, Santa Barbara’s Funnyman Deputy, Dies at 76
The former KTYD morning-show host turned sheriff’s deputy joked a lot but took himself and his 27 years in uniform seriously.
Strides Made to Add More Childcare in Santa Barbara County
Santa Barbara Foundation and United Way report progress toward increasing infant and toddler spaces and trained caregivers in Santa Barbara County.
Santa Barbara Organizations Ensure Nobody Goes Hungry on Thanksgiving
Free meals and food distribution events are offered for people in need during the holiday week.
‘Bomb Cyclone’ to Brush by Santa Barbara County This Weekend
Santa Barbara’s first significant rainstorm of the season shouldn’t bring any threat of flooding or impactful winds, says National Weather Service.
Goleta Valley Library to Move to Hollister Temporarily
While many asked the council to consider Bed Bath & Beyond, the library will move to 6500 Hollister Avenue.
Dos Pueblos High School Students Take Part in Post-Election Walkout
Tuesday’s protest offered Goleta students an opportunity to vent about topics such as reproductive rights, immigration, and education.
