Could Curling Catch on in Santa Barbara?
Ice in Paradise hosts sold-out lessons and a first-ever tournament.
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Ice in Paradise hosts sold-out lessons and a first-ever tournament.
The grid would support critical community services as well as 170 residential and commercial customers.
The Santa Barbara County Planning Commission approves 67 new homes in the tiny town.
For two months, lights and cameras illuminated part of campus to deter crime. What happens now?
The city did not deliberately try to delay the application for an eight-story apartment building near the Santa Barbara Mission, Judge Thomas Anderle tentatively ruled.
Ty Warner proposes changing the current habitat restoration project to a botanical garden.
Changes would prioritize locals for new housing units and give developers more flexibility for projects that include affordable housing.
For a half-century, the event has brought performances and lessons to I.V, and raised money to combat sexual violence.
From Santa Barbara classrooms to pizza parlors, folks young and old are picking up the game.
The Richards Ranch development team could still pursue a plan-B builder’s remedy project on the same site.