Cierre temporal del parque infantil Kid’s World por mantenimiento
SANTA BÁRBARA, CA – 26 de marzo de 2026 Kid’s World, el parque infantil de 8,000 pies cuadrados dentro de Alameda Park,
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Kid’s World Playground to Close for Maintenance
SANTA BARBARA, CA – March 26, 2026 Kid’s World, the 8,000-square-foot wooden playground within Alameda Park, will be closed for regularly
Oil Fight Not over as Generations of Santa Barbarans Gather for Vigil
Around a hundred gather near Stearns Wharf to protest the restart of offshore oil operations by Sable Offshore.
Unraveling the Legacy of César Chávez on the Central Coast
Leaders spoke out after revelations of sexual abuse allegations; the City of Santa Barbara will consider changing the name of Calle César Chávez.
Santa Barbara Community Rallies Around Farmer Mike Iniguez of Ebby’s Organic Farm
Fellow farmers, customers, and neighbors are raising money to help keep the Farmers’ Market mainstay’s operation running while he undergoes cancer treatment.
California Senate Leader Monique Limón Recognizes Six Women of the Year in Santa Barbara County
Women from Carpinteria to Santa Maria were recognized for their outstanding work and service to their communities at the annual celebration held during Women’s History Month.
Santa Barbara Soccer Fans Win World Cup Tickets on ‘Golden Call’
Jacob Lauderdale, a soccer fan born and raised in Santa Barbara, was surprised with free pitchside access tickets in a Verizon video chat giveaway with U.S. soccer star Gisele Thompson.
Santa Barbara Unveils Design for Downtown Asphalt Art Project
The city worked with artists Eddie Jiménez and Irene Ramirez to create a Zapotec-inspired public display for the intersection of State and Carrillo streets.
Widowed Lompoc Mother Injured in Hit-and-Run, Family Asking for Support
Sofia Cortez, whose husband died of brain cancer in 2022, was severely injured after being struck by a car while walking to catch a bus.
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Caused Frinj Founders’ Deaths
Well-known Goleta farmers and California coffee-growing pioneers Jay and Kristen died from accidental leak of toxic gas.
