Ortega Park Update: City of Santa Barbara Says Plans Almost ‘Shovel Ready’
Walls and fencing have been removed, the pool gets more lanes, and the skate park is now an “all wheels” park.
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Walls and fencing have been removed, the pool gets more lanes, and the skate park is now an “all wheels” park.
With bright-green bike lanes gone, the city is going to “see what stuff works” to keep pedestrians and cyclists safe.
City opens the nearly century-old cliff-face stairway after repairs and rebuild are just about done.
A meeting on Thursday asks residents to consider the street striping project and its effect on parking, bike lanes, and traffic.
With some aquifers at historic lows, toilet-to-tap options were weighed during an annual groundwater report.
City of Santa Barbara saves 10 percent of power at water plants; Hurricane Kay in Baja is expected to bring rain northward.
California legislature votes overwhelmingly to keep Diablo open for five more years.
Planning Commission approves plan allowing construction of the three-story, 64,000 square-foot station downtown.
Without this extension, the nuclear power plant in Avila Beach is set to shut down by 2025.
Roadwork is popping up all over the city, leaving drivers frazzled but promising smooth streets.