CHP reopens southbound Highway 101 west of Goleta following fiery crash
A fatal crash between a pick-up truck and a semi-truck shuts down part the southbound side of Highway 101 west of Goleta.…
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SLO Airport welcomes milestone flight
The San Luis Obispo County Airport welcomed its largest flight ever on…
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New 250-room hotel plan in the Funk Zone faces an appeal to the Santa Barbara City Council
A 250-room hotel could be built in the Funk Zone in Santa Barbara. A appeal hearing is set for…
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Westside and Lower West Neighborhoods Transportation Plan focus of tonight’s Open House
The City of Santa Barbara is hosting an open-house format meeting Thursday evening at La Cumbre Junior High School for folks concerned about…
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MicroAid International rebuilds homes for disaster survivors
SANTA BARBARA, Calif.-The founder of MicroAid International appreciates support from people along the coast. MicroAid International has been…
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New asphalt going down on Coast Village Road in a nine-phase project
New asphalt is going down on Coast Village Road in a nine-phase project. The work will take place between 6 p.m. and 9…
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Railroad track safety efforts stepped up in a special September outreach
September is a special month for messages promoting safety around train tracks. Outreach efforts in the media and schools will take…
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Surfliner Inn train station parking lot project in Carpinteria set for environmental review
The Surfliner Inn project in Carpinteria is on track for an Architectural Review. A date for the hearing has not been…
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Summer travel begins to wind down after steady flows on all levels
Summertime tourism is wrapping up and the turnout has been strong heading into Labor Day weekend. Lower gas prices have been part of the…
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Freedom Trax units are on the move to help the mobility challenged have access to trails, parks and beaches
The Freedom Trax unit is assisting those who are mobility challenged if they are exploring nature. Seniors at assisted living facilities enjoyed…
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Santa Barbara Airport Master Plan flies into Santa Barbara
The Santa Barbara Airport Master Plan is not something you come up with on the…
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Cowboys and Rams fans enjoy practice scrimmage in Oxnard
 It is not everyday Dallas Cowboys and Los Angeles Rams fans come together to watch a preseason…
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One Injured after car hits a powerline in Los Alamos, causing power outage
Los Alamos,Calif- Firefighter responded to a vehicle rollover in Los Alamos Thursday evening. Santa Barbara County says a male solo driver struck a…
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Daily direct flights to Las Vegas from SLO County Airport return October and run until April 2025
The San Luis Obispo County Airport announced the reintroduction of daily direct flights to Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas…
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Vineyard ventures return with some restrictions lifted in the Lake Fire zone
Wineries and tasting rooms have had a few less sips this week with the Lake fire, but the guests are now coming back with a fire shift away from the…
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New and restored trails open at Parma Park after months of work
New trails have opened at Parma Park in Santa Barbara after months of restoration and newly worked…
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Tiny town of Los Olivos copes with looming wildland fire in nearby hills
Smoke from the Lake fire fills the skies above Los Olivos near Figueroa Mountain road. The fire is burning several miles up from the small…
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Dallas Cowboys will be welcomed at hotel with newly painted team colors
OXNARD, Calif.-When the Dallas Cowboys return to Oxnard this summer they will be welcomed by their team colors at the hotel where most of the players…
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Caltrans plans to open one lane of the 154 by the the Fourth of July
Caltrans crews and CalPortland crews are working together along Highway 154 to help people get to their holiday…
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‘So Much to Love’ campaign brings Santa Barbara into focus using photos from the general public
A new “So Much to Love” campaign has been launched in Santa Barbara. It will use photos from the general public as part of the outreach for the…
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