Jerry Roberts, political analyst and veteran journalist, is sharing his knowledge and input with local viewers during Tuesday’s live election…
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A recent study shows businesses owned by Hispanic women have held up during the pandemic. The Teeny Bikini in Santa Barbara is a start up that fits…
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A veteran tax preparer in San Luis Obispo knows all about dealing with complicated issues. He’s been preparing his clients taxes for more than 50…
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UCSB has a severe housing shortage which is leaving students with a challenging predicament: find housing.…
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Santa Barbara County Public Health also confirmed that the free Pfizer vaccine is available at the Ralphs Pharmacy, Rite Aid and…
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If the marching band can find 40 families to give $250 each, the music program can…
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The parents of female dancers said they pay about $350 per custom-made dress for Fiesta performances, and that does not include the…
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Riders hopping on the Clean Air Express or Santa Barbara Metropolitan Transit District buses don’t have to have cash on hand…
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While Diaz is glad to be able to keep his business open during a difficult time, he says it’s getting more difficult to sell furniture due to the…
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According to Adobe Analytics, 58% of consumers say they plan to shop online during Prime…
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We have an update on our Tipline investigation into the multi-billion dollar fraud in California’s unemployment…
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People without air conditioning may want to let cool air in by opening windows during the coolest hours of the…
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Retailers are hoping their summer business will be a shot in the arm for financial success after more than a year of pain from the…
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Wall Street futures were down after the benchmark S&P 500 index recorded its biggest one-day drop in three months following a jump in U.S. inflation.…
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CARPINTERIA, Calif. – The Carpinteria City Council is set to extend the COVID-19 emergency ordinance through the end of the year, as a way to help…
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. “Hero pay”could soon put extra money in the pockets of workers at large grocery and drug stores in the city of Santa Barbara.…
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Santa Barbara resident Leslie Jackson filed for unemployment benefits more than a year ago and she’s still waiting. She filed her claim with the EDD…
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With the heralded “Orange Tier” guidelines in the California COVID-19 rules kicking in this week, the return of normalcy is still working itself…
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We have a heartwarming follow up now to a recent Tipline Investigation. A few weeks ago, we introduced you to Ernie Orosco. The professional…
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When fires break out near the Santa Clara River in Ventura, people grow concerned about those living nearby in the river…
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