Mama Mia! The Italian Pottery Outlet celebrates 40 years in Santa Barbara
The Italian Pottery Outlet is celebrating 40 years in Santa Barbara. There will be a 25 percent on all items during the…
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Ten local businesses collaborate to offer a ‘Vintage Crawl’ in Santa Barbara
A Vintage Treasure Hunt takes place at ten locations in Santa
Barbara Saturday. The stores all sell consignment, retro, rare or collectable…
Busted up axe throwing boards are now available as free firewood in Santa Barbara
The State Street Axe Club in Santa Barbara is offering its used up targets for free firewood. The wood burns clean and is not…
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Governor Newsom signs bill creating petroleum oversight division
On Tuesday, Governor Gavin Newsom signed legislation to create additional oversight authority within the state government in response to high gas…
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Sister owned Skin Deep ends four decade run in June
The owners of Skin Deep, a go-to boutique for gifts, specialized skincare, spa and salon treatments for the past 42 years, is closing up…
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Old Spanish Days ready to start Fiesta activities as soon as April with the Spirit competitions
Old Spanish Days say many events will be broadcast this year on English and Spanish channels for the Central Coast. The first event for Old Spanish…
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Local entrepreneur prepares for wedding season with dozens of vintage gowns spanning a century of fashion
Wedding season is kicking into full gear as Winter transitions to…
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Santa Maria looking for public input as it plans for future growth
The City of Santa Maria is looking for public involvement in the ongoing process to update its General Plan, which will shape how the city grows in…
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City of Santa Barbara offers reduced-cost lifeguard training to improve local water Safety
City of Santa Barbara offers reduced-cost lifeguard training to improve local water…
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Tipline Investigation: Buying a car online, not as easy as it looks
Our News Channel Tipline investigation exposes problems with one of the big online car dealers,…
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Lotusland storm damage exceeding $150,000 in Montecito
Everything from the storage shed to tree and debris removal, the garden currently has more than $150,000 in storm related…
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Rain puts windshield wipers to work
The latest storm seemed to go back and forth like windshield wipers, between light and pounding…
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SBA extends application period for storm-related damage assistance
The U. S. Small Business Administration has extended the deadline to apply for disaster-related business loans to Mar. 31 of this…
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Tuesday storm brings business to Santa Barbara
The storm may have created slippery roads, flooding, and anxiety for some local residents, but it’s not all doom and…
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Owners of Precision Construction Services awarded California’s Small Business Persons of the Year
The U. S. Small Business Administration has announced the owners of Precision Construction Services as California’s 2023 Small Business Persons of…
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Rainy weather impeding the start of strawberry season
Constant rain during the winter season has been a welcome sight for the drought-stricken Central Coast, but it also presenting many challenges for…
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Santa Barbara City Council denies appeal of westside Neighborhood Clinic expansion
Parking is no longer a roadblock for Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinic’s expansion…
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State of Vandenberg Space Force Base called ‘bright and busy’ during annual address
The future for Vandenberg Space Force Base was called “bright and busy” during an annual luncheon co-hosted Wednesday by the Santa Maria Valley and…
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Local high school students to address cannabis dispensary proposal during Solvang City Council Meeting
A group of students in Santa Ynez Valley are planning to share their thoughts about a dispensary proposal during Monday’s Solvang City Council…
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Habitat for Humanity repairing rooftops for low-income families ahead of weekend storm in Santa Barbara
The Habitat for Humanity of Santa Barbara is sending volunteers to help repair dozens of low-income homes ahead of this weekend’s projected…
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