The 70th Annual Flower Festival returns to Lompoc
Today marks the return of the Flower Festival at Ryon Park in Lompoc, marking the festival’s 70th anniversary.…
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Erik Davis crowned King of 2023 Summer Solstice Celebration
The 2023 Summer Solstice Celebration announced its official King on Thursday, TV Santa Barbara’s Executive Director Erik…
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Ventura County Grand Jury released report on deaths while detained at Sheriff’s operated jails
A Ventura County Grand Jury released the results of their investigation into current policies to prevent deaths and promote the safety of detained…
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Water main break reported on 3800 block of State Street Thursday morning
The City of Santa Barbara’s Public Works Department is currently working to repair a water main break at 3868 State Street near the cross street of…
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Non-profit ‘Los Amigos de Guadalupe’ offers free Microenterprise program
Qualifying Guadalupe residents can get a grant that helps them start a business or expand an existing…
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California Mid-State Fair Wine and Spirit Competition results announced
The California Mid-State Fair announced the winners of the 21st Annual Central Coast Wine Competition on…
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City of Santa Maria approves new budget to take effect July 1
The City of Santa Maria unanimously approved an amended budget on Tuesday night that will begin making changes for the City on Jul.…
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Nipomo Man falls to his death at Pirate’s Cove near Avila Beach on Wednesday
A man was declared dead at the scene of a cliff rescue on Wednesday after falling at Pirate’s Cove near Avila…
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Isla Vista set for large weekend GIVE sale to help non-profits
The Isla Vista GIVE sale will have discounts on thousands of items left over from the recent move out by UCSB students. The funds raised will go to…
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Summer camps in full swing across Santa Barbara
Summer camps are in full swing throughout Santa…
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Santa Barbara’s waterfront will host day-long Fourth of July events
The City of Santa Barbara has announced the return of the annual Fourth of July celebrations with a slate of full-day family-friendly events on…
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SpaceX announces launch window of Thursday, June 22 from Vandenberg Space Force Base
SpaceX has designated a launch window of Thursday, Jun. 22 at 12:19 a.m. for a Falcon 9 launch carrying 47 Starlink satellites destined for low-Earth…
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New Floradale Avenue Bridge welcomes drivers heading over the Santa Ynez River
On Wednesday, traffic flowed across the completed and now open Floradale Avenue Bridge west of…
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Packed group speaks out about the future of dining parklets in Santa Barbara
Over 100 business owners and residents spoke out at a meeting Tuesday to look at the future of parklets in Santa Barbara. A decision has to be made…
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Farmers Market returns to Old Town Orcutt
The Farmers Market runs from 4:30-7:30 p.m. on S. Marcum Street next to Naughty Oak Brewery.…
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Local ministry helping clients process applications for new housing site in Santa Barbara
Local ministry helping clients process applications for new housing site in Santa…
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Central Coast LGBTQ+ organizations support each other
The ten organizations released a joint statement Wednesday in recognition of Pride Month, which is observed in June, and their commitment to the…
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Fire prevention underway near the historic Mission ruins in Santa Barbara with 100 sheep on site
100 sheep have been brought in to the Mission Park in Santa Barbara to eat dry grass for fire prevention. They are eating up dry…
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A damaged Santa Barbara mural, hit by tagging vandalism, is repaired by the artist
Vandalism to a popular Santa Barbara mural has been cleaned up. The artist, who lives out of the area since it was created in 2020, came back to…
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Summer Solstice begins as artists finish their Solstice parade floats
The parade celebrating the longest day of the year began as a procession-like birthday party and spectacle for a mime and artist named Michael…
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