Storm damages vaccine site in San Luis Obispo County
Storm damage in San Luis Obispo forced the County to postpone Thursday’s COVID-19 vaccine…
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UCSB geology expert on storm: ‘It’s a time to be careful and watchful’
Dr. Ed Keller, Professor of Geology at UC Santa Barbara and one of the foremost experts on tectonic geomorphology, talked to NewsChannel about local…
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Improving COVID numbers explained, additional vaccines on the way
The latest COVID-19 map shows nearly all of California in the very restrictive purple tier.…
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Paul Nelson Aquatic Center pool reopens to public after COVID-19 outbreak
The City of Santa Maria reopened its main public pool after some lifeguard staff members tested positive for COVID-19 in December of…
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Snow blankets Figueroa Mountain to create winter wonderland for visitors
Snow blanketed the upper elevations of Figueroa Mountain on Monday to create a spectacular winter wonderland for scores of visitors who came out to…
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Westmont welcomes students back to campus for in-person instruction
Westmont College seniors have become resilient just by living on the Montecito…
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Santa Barbara surfer inspires on water while strumming ukulele
If you’re taking a stroll on the beach at Campus Point, you may see something…
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Plaza Deli expands people and pet food donations drive
Plaza Deli’s pet food drive with C.A.R.E.4Paws has been so successful that owner Larry Balducci has decided to…
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Santa Barbara County struggles with slow COVID-19 vaccine rollout
Over 20,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccines have been administered throughout Santa Barbara…
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Marsh Street Bridge Replacement Project completed in San Luis Obispo
The City of San Luis Obispo announced Friday it has successfully replaced the Marsh Street Bridge which is located between Osos Street and Santa Rosa…
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Fishing, hunting license sales soar in California
Fishing and hunting license sales have soared in California in the last year.…
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Drive-Up COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic at GVCH booked for those 75 and older
A sense of relief and perhaps a sore arm for hundreds of people, 75 and older, in the South…
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Chargers running back donates to new gym at Santa Barbara High
The Austin Ekeler Foundation, with donations from The Hutton Parker Foundation, Sonos, and Perform Better, announced today plans to provide a new gym…
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Annual pruning event at Mission Rose Garden cancelled
A less obvious side effect of the COVID pandemic will be the appearance of straggly rose bushes this month at an iconic landmark in Santa…
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80s and sunny brings crowds to Santa Barbara beaches
Highs up to 82 degrees and blue skies drew people to Santa Barbara beaches. An average January day has temperatures in the mid 60s to low…
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Local reservoirs need more rainfall to help raise current levels
Many Central Coast reservoirs are experiencing low levels during a dry start to the winter season, which includes unseasonably warm weather over the…
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SB South Coast Chamber of Commerce releases new ‘Heart of the Community’ campaign
Business is personal. That’s the message behind a new ‘Heart of the Community – Safe Return to Work’ video campaign. The 30-second clip highlights…
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Powerful king tide waves thrill beachgoers along Central Coast shoreline
Powerful king tide waves pounded the Central Coast shoreline once again on Tuesday, creating a spectacular show for…
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Santa Barbara Supervisors set new goals and continue the 2021 battle with COVID-19 concerns
Newly sworn in Santa Barbara County Supervisor Bob Nelson takes over as the chairman for 2021.…
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Electric bike rental program will roll out later this month in Santa Barbara
A Bcycle electric bike rental project will be launched at the end of January in Santa Barbara. …
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