FEMA approves funding for Randall Road Debris Basin
Funding for the critical Randall Road Debris Basin project in Montecito was finalized this week with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).…
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Cottage/Sansum ID doctor addresses use of ventilators and political conspiracy theory
Local doctors are monitoring COVID-19 trends in other states and in Europe. Infectious Disease expert, Dr. David Fisk, who works at both Cottage…
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Revolver makes a pandemic pizza spin to open against the odds
Against the economic odds, a small pizza restaurant on the Santa Barbara Westside opens during a pandemic and finds the right…
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Solvang store packed with items to show your political support
The Esko Esko General Store in Solvang is full of election items for those ready to show their political pride for the upcoming election. (Photo:…
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COVID-19 scares away some upcoming Halloween, winter holiday events
The Ghost Village Halloween event along with many other holiday events will not be taking place this year due to the coronavirus…
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Bel Lavoro arts initiative providing 160,000 meals to Foodbank of Santa Barbara County
In celebration of the seasonal olive harvest, Bel Lavoro Olive Orchards is launching a new creative initiative, Artful…
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‘I Voted’ sticker gets you a discount at one Santa Barbara restaurant
Diners at Pascucci restaurant are receiving a 10-percent discount with the “I voted” sticker.…
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Paso Robles brewing company makes the switch to on-site solar energy
Firestone Walker Brewing Company in Paso Robles made the switch this week on one of the largest on-site solar arrays in the craft beer industry.…
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Local stimulus program rejuvenates Carpinteria businesses
A new stimulus program in Carpinteria rewards shoppers with discount cards and helps local businesses. …
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Colder weather presenting new challenges for restaurants offering outside dining
Outside restaurants are looking to add more heaters and tents as the weather gets cooler. But demand for these items is up. …
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Extra holiday shopping coming to State Street
Downtown Santa Barbara is organizing weekly outdoor shopping on State Street. The State Street Promenade Market will be Thursdays from 3:00 to 7:30…
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Santa Barbara and Montecito enter historic Water Supply Agreement
Wednesday, October 21 marks National “Imagine a Day Without Water” Day. This year’s event coincides with the signing of a local Water Supply…
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Mount Calvary Monastery up for public sale for first time in history
Mount Calvary Monastery, a historic compound with ties to original Chumash settlers and Old Mission Santa Barbara, is up for public sale for the…
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New Grover Beach outdoor dining space provides venue for local restaurants, food trucks and caterers
A new outdoor dining space in Grover Beach called “GBeatZ” is providing local restaurants, caterers and food trucks a valuable venue for their…
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Goleta’s Mayoral Race: Perotte vs. Aceves
Thursday night, NewsChannel 3 continued with its special, pre-election series with a focus on Goleta’s mayoral…
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Beyond / Hello cannabis dispensary opens in Santa Barbara
A new cannabis dispensary is open for business on Upper State Street.Beyond / Hello celebrated its grand opening Wednesday morning following a two…
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Andy Caldwell challenges Rep. Salud Carbajal for Central Coast congressional seat
Longtime local government watchdog Andy Caldwell is campaigning to unseat Rep. Salud Carbajal in the race for the 24th Congressional…
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Not In Our Town: Hate, Racism, Vandalism
There is a new community message coming from a popular Santa Barbara business, known for churning out sweets for more than a…
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Housing coming to former Staples site on State Street
The site of the former Staples store on State Street is headed for a major transformation into downtown…
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Changes planned for downtown Santa Barbara promenade
Changes could bring more lighting and landscaping to the downtown Santa Barbara promenade. (Photo: John…
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