The Rhythmic Arts Project fundraiser returns to Lobero Theatre Dec. 11
SANTA BARBARA, Calif.- The 23rd benefit for The Rhythmic Arts Project (TRAP) will return to the historic Lobero Theatre on Saturday December 11. TRAP…
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Long range plans for State Street will include public outreach and many design ideas
Plans to improve the State Street promenade will have months of analysis and include many options for design, art, landscaping and transportation. …
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SABER hosts meeting to discuss Santa Barbara’s economic forecast for new year
The Santa Barbara Executive Roundtable is a small business educator and networking…
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Tipline Investigation: Before you travel, read the fine print very carefully
COVID-19 has decimated the travel industry since the start of the pandemic and cruise lines may have gotten the worst of it. Their loyal customers…
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Santa Barbara chosen as pilot city for Australian-based MealPass App
A new food sharing service, MealPass App, launched this week in Santa Barbara, thanks to help from Down Under.…
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With holidays around the corner CHP officers hope fatal accidents serve as reminder to designate a driver
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY, -Neighbors along Cathedral Oaks Road said they have seen too many crashes and close calls due to dangerous driving. The latest…
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Domestic Violence Solutions honors victims and survivors
Guests included Santa Barbara County District Attorney Joyce Dudley and Santa Barbara County Supervisor Das…
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Red hot Santa Maria housing market a concern for city leaders
As the price of housing in Santa Maria skyrockets to record levels, it’s also rising concerns within city government, especially how it is impacting…
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Planning ahead saves money when it comes to parking at SoFi Stadium
LOS ANGELES, Calif. Scoring concert and game tickets at SoFi Stadium may feel like a touchdown, but purchasing parking passes can feel like a…
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Salzer’s Video in Ventura prepares to close while Salzer’s Records stays open
“Thank you to all our customers, we held out as long as we could. It is what it is, as much as I hate that…
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New Beginnings puts the spotlight on Rapid Rehousing Program
Housing for so many in the Santa Barbara area has become increasingly problematic in the past six to eight months, especially for those out of work…
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Skimming scam continues to target EDD debit card holders in Santa Barbara and beyond
Dozens of Bank of America customers using Employment Development Department debit cards have reported unauthorized…
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Rising tariffs, global shipping delays hit local businesses hard
Alan Bleecker with Capitol hardware addressed a major backlog in the global supply chain and rising…
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Cava Restaurant and Bar closing in Montecito
Word began spreading days go that Cava, a longtime favorite restaurant on Coast Village Road, was closing for…
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Political Analyst on recall election costs, baseless accusations of ‘fraud,’ and problematic ‘peaceful transfer of power’
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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Hispanic women show business strength during pandemic
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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“This is crazy” Tax preparer tells clients he’s not dead
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 students say housing crunch in Isla Vista is worse than ever
UCSB has a severe housing shortage which is leaving students with a challenging predicament: find housing.…
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Pfizer vaccine easy to find in Santa Barbara
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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Marching band tries to keep the music alive despite cuts
If the marching band can find 40 families to give $250 each, the music program can…
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