Annual Harbor and Seafood Festival in Santa Barbara canceled but fresh fish is still sold off the boats
The Santa Barbara Harbor and Seafood Festival has been canceled for 2020 due to crowd gathering issues and…
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Extreme heat once again forecast for Paso Robles, city extends cooling center hours
With temperatures expected to soar above 110 degrees, Paso Robles has announced it is extending the hours at its temporary cooling…
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Bear attacks man in Santa Paula
A bear attacked a man in the unincorporated area of Santa Paula on…
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GALLERY: Lightning strikes captured along the Central Coast
A thunderstorm moved its way up the coast Saturday morning.…
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Santa Maria man confesses to poisoning tree
A Santa Maria man has confessed to poisoning a tree near West Main Street in late…
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Santa Maria, SLO drive-ins to screen Metallica concert
SANTA MARIA, Calif. – The Hi-Way Drive In Theater in Santa Maria will show a special concert performance later this month. The theater will play…
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2020 Avocado Festival poster released and plans for a virtual event coming together
The California Avocado Festival will have a hybrid look involving restaurant menu offerings and a virtual show, but the annual street event will not…
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Two local philanthropists help open United Boys & Girls Club locations
For the first time after 82 years in Santa Barbara County, Boys & Girls Clubs had to shut their doors, but thanks to two local philanthropists,…
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Intense heat and call for power savings ahead on the Central Coast
Excessive heat may mean power outages to save energy on the California grid Friday…
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Carpinteria closes two blocks of Linden Ave. to help downtown businesses
Carpinteria opens up a limited area of downtown for outside street dining and pedestrian use.…
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Santa Maria Elks Rodeo officially canceled
Elks Recreation announces the 77th annual Santa Maria Elks Rodeo and Parade has been canceled, but at same time, announce the creation of a new…
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Unsanctioned Fiesta bike ride gets an early warning
The Fiesta Cruise ride comes with a warning about healthy spacing, a new route and advice from police to follow the rules of the…
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Youth sports now allowed to practice, but with restrictions
Youth sports are now allowed to resume activities under new state guidelines, which include several restrictions, including no competitions between…
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Santa Barbara nail salon moves outdoors onto State Street
As businesses continue to adapt to the outdoor-only guidelines impacting several industries, SB Nail Bar is adjusting to new…
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Santa Barbara City Firefighters using new backpacks to help save lives
The Santa Barbara City Fire Department was recently awarded a $15,000 grant from the California Fire Foundation and…
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Forest officials warn of cliff jumping dangers at Red Rock
Without as much to do thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic causing event cancellations and business closures, many people are heading up the mountains…
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StarCycle switches gears with outdoor rides
StarCycle Santa Barbara began holding classes outdoors on Wednesday at its location within La Cumbre…
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Our Lady of Guadalupe keeping spirit of Fiesta alive with to-go orders
Special thanks goes out to dozens of home-grown chefs, getting ready to cook up massive Fiesta feasts at Our Lady of…
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Doctors provide hiking etiquette to prevent spread of COVID-19
Local Santa Barbara trails are filling up with hikers and runner. Mark Wilkinson with the Santa Barbara County Trails Council said Gaviota trails are…
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Former Santa Barbara Co health officer tapped for network investigation on COVID-19
‘American Catastrophe,’ an ABC Network investigation into the coronavirus and COVID-19, put the spotlight on Santa Barbara County’s former…
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