Paseo Nuevo Housing Project Still Alive Despite Frustrating City Hearing
The Paseo Nuevo housing plan is still alive after a frustrating City Council discussion Tuesday. … Continue Reading
Economy
Ice in Paradise Joins Giving Tuesday to Support Community Ice Sports in Goleta
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) - Ice in Paradise, the popular local ice rink celebrating its 10th anniversary, is participating in Giving Tuesday to… Continue Reading
Shoppers Compare In-Person & Online Sales for Best Holiday Deals
In person shopping continues to reinvent itself with online shopping remaining very popular this holiday season. It also gives the buyer the right… Continue Reading
On the Move for Thanksgiving Weekend? Expect a Crowd Nearly Everywhere
The Santa Barbara airport will have a busy Thanksgiving weekend with indicators showing strong reservations on the major airlines. The airlines will… Continue Reading
Grocery prices “take a bite of the budget” ahead of Thanksgiving festivities
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) — When it comes to Thanksgiving dinner, some of your favorite food might take a bigger bite out of your budget than… Continue Reading
Game Seeker Ready to Roll the Dice Again at a New Location
The Game Seeker has opened at 920 State Street in Santa Barbara after closing earlier this year four blocks away. The site will have a full stock of… Continue Reading
Farmers Rebound from Heavy Rain, Produce Demand Expected Ahead of Thanksgiving
The Santa Barbara Farmers Market will have one of its busiest days of the year prior to Thanksgiving. The recent rains helped the water supply but… Continue Reading
Nearly 200 Non-Profits to Divide a Share of $1-Million in a Special Dividends Luncheon
At a special Montecito Bank & Trust Dividends lunch $1-million was distributed to nonprofits in Santa Barbara and
Ventura Counties. It began… Continue Reading
Holiday Shoppers flock to Swap Meet in Ventura
VENTURA, Calif. (KEYT) Early birds are flocking to the Ventura County Fairgrounds Swap Meet to do their holiday shopping.
It opens at 7 a.m. on… Continue Reading
Lil’ Toot Offers Free Rides with the Return of Sunshine at the Santa Barbara Harbor
Businesses and tourist services are rebounding from the rain recently including the Lil' Toot which had free rides for a… Continue Reading
Montecito Bank & Trust Celebrates 50 years in Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties
Montecito Bank & Trust is celebrating 50 years of service. The first branch was in a… Continue Reading
Sports Fans Pack Chumash Sports Bar to Watch World Series on a 220-inch Screen
The Sports Bar at Chumash has fans watching the World Series on a 220 inch TV. It's in a room surrounded by numerous other TV's of all sizes with… Continue Reading
Central Coast Winemakers Stay Optimistic Amidst Slow Wine Market & Late Harvest
SANTA YNEZ VALLEY, Calif. (KEYT) – You won't see a worried look on the faces of many Central Coast winemakers as they are well into their 2025… Continue Reading
Public input wanted in community planning project for Nipomo
San Luis Obispo County continues to seek additional public input in its ongoing effort to update the Nipomo Community… Continue Reading
La Casa de la Raza teams up with Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics Mobile
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) When La Casa de la Raza noticed an increase in health care hurdles for members of the community it teamed up Santa… Continue Reading
California Main Street Conference Taking Over Downtown SLO For The First Time
SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (KEYT) - San Luis Obispo is hosting an annual event for leaders in commercial district revitalization across… Continue Reading
Paseo Nuevo Housing Plan Divides Santa Barbara Planners and Residents
A new housing and retail plan could bring more than 300 units into downtown Santa Barbara . It would change the makeup of the current Paseo Nuevo… Continue Reading
State Senator Limón’s latest equal pay bill extends wage dispute reporting window to six years
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KEYT) – On Wednesday, legislation to expand California's equal pay laws was signed into law by Governor Newsom on the tenth… Continue Reading
How Residents Can Speak Out on the Changes Coming to Downtown Santa Barbara
The new Santa Barbara Downtown Improvement Association wants public input prior to the October 21 city council meeting on changes. Some cleaning… Continue Reading
Social Services Workers Dodge Job Cuts, Board of Supervisors Proposes Funding 70 Positions
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) —Social workers facing imminent layoffs have been worried for weeks leading up to Tuesday’s Board of Supervisors… Continue Reading