Santa Barbara County could move into less restrictive orange tier
With coronavirus cases coming down, Santa Barbara County could reach the orange tier tomorrow.…
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Montecito Club reopens for first time since pandemic started
After closing its doors for more than a year throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the Montecito Club has…
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Cliff collapses near Del Playa property in Isla Vista
Santa Barbara County personnel have cordoned off a section of a beachside cliff in Isla Vista after it collapsed suddenly Thursday…
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SBUSD brings elementary students back to campus five days a week
More than a month into hybrid learning, the Santa Barbara Unified School District decided to double its’ students on-campus…
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World War II veterans celebrate birthdays with drive-by parade
Dozens of cars and motorcycles rode around town honking their horns to celebrate a major milestone for a pair of World War II…
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Santa Barbara International Film Festival concludes drive-in experience
This year’s edition of the Santa Barbara International Film Festival was unlike any…
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Santa Barbara County builds up immunity with COVID-19 vaccination efforts
Santa Barbara County has set a new standard when it comes to delivering doses of COVID-19 vaccines.…
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Performance venues like Santa Barbara Bowl can now apply for economic aid
For performance venues hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic, there’s finally light at the end of the…
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SBUSD set to start dual-language immersion program at McKinley Elementary
Students who attend McKinley Elementary School will soon learn in two…
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Mission Santa Barbara celebrates Easter outdoors
It was quite the sight on Sunday, as Old Mission Santa Barbara celebrated Easter…
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Zodo’s gets green light to reopen indoors
After nine months of downtime, Zodo’s has finally reopened its bowling alley and indoor…
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Santa Barbara County sees slight rise in coronavirus cases
Coronavirus cases have steadily declined in Santa Barbara County since…
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Even without film festival foot traffic, downtown restaurants busy with business
As the 36th Santa Barbara International Film Festival gets going with two beachfront drive-in theaters, upper State Street looks a little…
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COVID relief package set to supercharge Santa Barbara’s economy
The $1.9 trillion federal relief package signed into law earlier this month promises to supercharge Santa Barbara’s…
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Good Space seeking helping hand from City of Goleta
Many people are still working outside the office. Yet, that’s not stopping ideas and innovation from crossing paths at Good Space in…
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Santa Barbara County eyes move into orange tier
As the weather warms up, more people are out and about as Santa Barbara County remains in the red…
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Projectors are hot again at Metropolitan Theatres in Santa Barbara, Goleta
For the first time in 2021, the Metropolitan Theaters will be showing movies in Santa Barbara and…
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Despite pandemic, home sales soaring in Santa Barbara
The country is still battling the COVID-19 pandemic, but that hasn’t stopped people from buying homes, particularly in the Santa Barbara…
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World Dance for Humanity hits one-year mark with free daily dance classes
World Dance for Humanity has been offering free daily dance classes on Zoom to help people cope with the isolation, inertia and anxiety brought on by…
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Santa Barbara sports bars bounce with business
Plenty of people were out at local sports bars on Saturday to watch the UCSB men’s basketball team compete in the NCAA Tournament for the first…
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