Nearly a handful of parking spots in the Bank of America lot at 3790 State Street are cordoned off with caution tape and soon, only available for…
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Santa Barbara County District Attorney Joyce Dudley announced Monday that her office has settled two cases linked to the March 2020 Cuyama Oil…
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A mostly dry January is hurting water levels at Central Coast reservoirs, which remain far below capacity.…
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The COVID surge may be impacting social gatherings for the start of 2022. Restaurant owners and the travel industry have…
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Cruise ships may return in 2022 to the Santa Barbara waterfront. Protocols to make the ships COVID safe are in place and currently trail trips are…
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The Santa Barbara Harbor Patrol assisted a sailboat during a sand build up at the entrance Sunday. Dredging in January has opened up the channel to…
Continue ReadingBy Forrest Brown, CNN Sometimes, it’s tough being popular. Just look at the National Park Service. Record numbers of pandemic-weary visitors…
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Bids are being taken now for the Carpinteria Skatepark set to be open in summer. Work could start in…
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Santa Barbara County posted a survey for community members to help plan improvements for local parks, trails and other recreational facilities in the…
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The harbor snack shack closes during the COVID surge giving the owners a long awaited vacation. It’s their first one in 20…
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Santa Barbara Landing is the new operator of the waterfront services on the eastern side of the Santa Barbara Harbor. The site is formerly Sea…
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Some well known surfers including Lakey Peterson took part in an exhibition using historic…
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He was previously homeless and living in the South Lake Tahoe area.…
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Surfers should get ready to listen for the air horn on…
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A sign marking a Summerland trail closed has upset some residents who say it is an open area. The notice does not have an official agency named on…
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The downtown Santa Barbara Promenade has been popular but its design features are still being…
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Locals across zip codes have banded together since that horrific morning in 2018, pulling each other up from the…
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Starting Monday, January 10 the city of SLO will temporarily close the Bob Jones Bike Trail for about 8…
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With so many different masks in use these days, including some that are fashionable, they may no longer be as protective as required to defeat the…
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The hotel industry in California is on its heels again with COVID cancelations, but it is optimistic about the summer season following the current…
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