Santa Barbara County’s Early Voters Skew Old, White, and Democrat
Roughly 17 percent of the county’s registered voters have turned in their ballots ahead of the November 8 midterm election.
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Monkeypox Second-Dose Vaccine Clinic in Santa Barbara County
Pacific Pride Foundation holds two clinics to keep people up to date on the two-dose series in Santa Maria and Santa Barbara.
Santa Barbara Continues Coronavirus Sewage Surveillance
The city is monitoring the community’s wastewater for COVID-19 at El Estero Water Resource Center.
Three Dead in Two Separate Crashes Within 12 Hours in Santa Barbara County
A Goleta man has been arrested for gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated following a Friday-morning collision that killed two Lompoc women.
Official Ballot Drop Box Installed at UCSB Student Resource Building
(SANTA BARBARA, Calif.) – Santa Barbara County Elections Division is notifying voters that the Official Ballot Drop Box serving the UCSB
Santa Barbara Sheriff’s Office Faces ‘Existential Threat’ over Staffing Shortage
County supervisors and Sheriff butt heads over runaway overtime costs, departmental burnout, and ongoing recruiting shortfalls.
Montecito’s Randall Road Debris Basin Completed
The basin was built in the wake of 1/9 Debris Flow to contain floodwaters from San Ysidro Creek.
Goleta Will Vote on Sales Tax and Flavored Tobacco Ban
Measure B and Measure C go to the voters on November 8.
Last Chance to Register for Next Election
Santa Barbara County offices will be open Saturday to help new voters meet the Monday registration deadline.
Dems Bring the Case for Prop. 30 to Santa Barbara
If Prop. 30 passes on November 8, it would put about $3 billion annually toward electric vehicle purchases and charging stations, and another billion dollars for firefighting.
