SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) – We would love to hear what you think. President Trump wants to open the Pacific Coast to more offshore oil drilling and he’s lowering fuel standards for automakers. Former State Senator Hannah-Beth Jackson offers the Democrat viewpoint and former Santa Barbara City Councilman Dale Francisco gives us the conservative opinion.
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Executive director, David Neel, told your News Channel the last day for regular hours will be July 7th. After that date, everything will be sold off. Neel announced in a press release on Monday that economic realities forced the board to make the difficult decision to close. The museum’s board tried for several years to find a sustainable path to keep the museum open and part of the community.
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We have to go back 15 years to the housing crisis, when many people owed more for their home than it was worth. It was called being “upside down” and foreclosures skyrocketed.
So, the government stepped in and offered loan modifications allowing troubled homeowners to refinance their first and second mortgages into one manageable loan.
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One large tree fell on two cars on Hutash Street and South Voluntario Street in Santa Barbara.
A white Honda took the brunt of the falling tree. Luckily no one was hurt.
Continue Reading Solar Power seems to be a bright spot in today’s goal to achieve a clean energy future. One of the most powerful forces behind that effort is Tesla with its electric vehicles, charging stations and its home solar systems.
But, as you’re about to find out, some people are paying a very high price.
More than 60 antique and classic cars cruised through the Santa Ynez Valley Monday morning.
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One of the coolest car shows in one of the coolest settings will be held this Saturday, July 29th on the lawn at Santa Barbara City College’s West Campus.
Continue Reading Our NewsChannel Tipline investigation takes us back to the first days of the pandemic when everything seemed to stop or shutdown.
A Santa Barbara man canceled his flight on Frontier Airlines touching off a long fight over a refund.
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Dozens of classic and exotic cars toured 155 miles of Santa Barbara County roads on Saturday to raise money for the United Boys and Girls Clubs.
Continue Reading Our News Channel Tipline investigation exposes problems with one of the big online car dealers, Vroom.
Continue Reading In October, we introduced you to Gina Quiroz. She’s been homeless for almost six years. But, she’s putting her life back together with the ultimate goal of reuniting with her two children.
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – This week’s Pacific Coast Business Times reports on Kitchen Terminal, the company behind a new concept in shared commercial kitchens. Executive Editor, Neal Koch, appeared live on News Channel 3-12 to talk about the tasty trend in culinary entrepreneurship that’s opening doors for creative cooks.
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Dozens of beautiful British classic cars will be on display at the Murphy Auto Museum in Oxnard on Saturday, November 19th from 9-12 am.
Continue Reading Have you ever looked at someone who’s homeless and asked, How did they end up there? Was it something they did? Are they doing anything to change their situation? Gina’s journey, is just one story that answers those questions.
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BUELLTON, Calif. – The Buellton Vintage Trailer Bash is back this year. It started on Friday and runs all weekend long at the Flying Flags RV Resort and Campgrounds right off the 101 Freeway in Buellton. See some of the finest vintage trailers and motor homes from the 20th century. It’s like stepping back in
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The 2022 Vintage Trailer Show will be held at the Oxnard Performing Arts Center (PACC) at 800 Hobson Way on Saturday, June 25th. Gates open at 10 a.m. and the show runs until 4 p.m. The Murphy Auto Museum started the show in 2013 and it always attracts a large crowd.
Continue Reading Our NewsChannel Tipline investigation delves into the dark world of hackers and thieves. We all deal with passwords, two-factor authentication, security questions, multi-step whatevers, it’s maddening. We do all of that to stop or at least slow down the crooks. However, sometimes, even that’s not enough.
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Governor Newsom was expected to cruise to the November General Election and that’s were he’s headed after soundly defeating 25 challengers in Tuesday’s Primary. The numbers are similar to the strong showing he made nine months ago during the statewide recall which he easily won as well.
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Santa Barbara’s ‘School of Squash’ is launching more deserving students into post-high school education. The organization held a fundraiser Sunday night at the 11-14 sports bar on
State Street.
The 26th Annual Concerts in the Plaza returns this summer beginning Friday, June 24th. The event was last held in 2019 with the next two years cancelled due to the pandemic.
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