Village Properties: Home sales still soaring in Santa Barbara
A new report by local real estate company Village Properties shows home prices and sales in the Santa Barbara area remain strong, but not quite at…
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Paso Robles City Library announces new volunteer opportunities for area teens
The Paso Robles City Library announced new volunteer opportunities for area teens on…
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Habitat Home and Garden celebrates five years in the same block where the 99 Cents Only store closes out
Habitat Home and Garden celebrates five years in Santa Barbara, including surviving the pandemic years. A sale weekend also includes the Arroyo…
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Status quo in downtown Santa Barbara appears to be no longer an option
A strong message to make changes sooner than later in downtown Santa Barbara is coming out on many levels as the Summer season approaches. Mayor…
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The Murphy Auto Museum set to permanently close its doors
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…
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Santa Maria Cracker Barrel announces permanent closure
The Cracker Barrel in Santa Maria announced Monday it is closing its doors permanently.…
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New Chick-fil-A planned in north part of Santa Maria close to final approval
A new Chick-fil-A restaurant planned in Santa Maria is being considered for final approval this week by the Santa Maria Planning…
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Santa Maria Valley Chamber adds two new staff members, including Hispanic business representative
The Santa Maria Valley Chamber has announced it has added two new staff members, including a Hispanic Business Development and Services…
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South Coast Cities share goals and challenges in 2024 and beyond
The South Coast Chamber of Commerce welcomed the leaders of Santa Barbara, Goleta and Carpinteria to share their goals and challenges going forward. …
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Inaugural ‘State of San Luis Obispo County’ delivered Thursday
San Luis Obispo County will hold its inaugural “State of the County” during a two-hour address Thursday…
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Developer Rick Caruso appears at Miramar Project Presentation
Developer Rick Caruso attended Tuesday’s Montecito Association Board Meeting, which is held on the second Tuesday of each…
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Refunds uncertain with cancellation of Skull & Roses in Ventura
VENTURA, Calif.-The 6th Skull & Roses that was supposed to happen on April 19-21 has been canceled. Last year Phil Lesh headlined the multi-day…
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Federal funding arrives to help the Santa Barbara Airport with its ongoing upgrades to the terminal, runways and other services
With work already in progress at the Santa Barbara Airport in the background, a presentation of funding from the federal government is helping to…
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Rideshare app Lyft expands green mode to Santa Barbara area
Rideshare company Lyft has expanded its Green mode to include 22 cities and 40 airports including Santa…
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Hancock College students develop app that connects users to local agricultural businesses
Allan Hancock Students have helped develop a new app that connects users with Santa Barbara County agricultural businesses, such as local farms,…
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Commercial development planned for high-profile property along Betteravia Road in Santa Maria
Plans are in the works to develop the last remaining empty piece of property within The Crossroads shopping center in Santa…
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Casa del Herrero invites community to “one-of-a-kind” Blacksmith Exhibit April 6
Casa del Herrero’s “House of the Blacksmith” founder, George Fox Steedman, passed away in…
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Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara honors 17 Family Self-Sufficiency Graduates
The Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara honored 17 Family Self-Sufficiency Graduates this…
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Validation Ale expanding uptown from Funk Zone
Work started over the weekend on Validation Ale’s second location on De La Vina Street. This is on the 28-hundred block, at the site of the former…
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Spring break energizes the economy after a soggy start to the year on the Central Coast
Spring break will be a boost for visitor serving businesses on the Central Coast. Some schools let their students out in early March, most are out…
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