Demolition of Pea Soup Andersen’s Restaurant Cleared by Buellton City Council
The demolition of the iconic Pea Soup Andersen’s restaurant has moved forward after a recent decision made by the Buellton City Council.
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The demolition of the iconic Pea Soup Andersen’s restaurant has moved forward after a recent decision made by the Buellton City Council.
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CARPINTERIA, Calif. (KEYT) – Local cat lovers may have seen viral videos of Juno The Klepto Kat. Juno’s social media fame stems from finding things and bringing them home for her two-legged friends. She has followers around the world and international media outlets have done stories about Juno, too. Now’s the time for an update. Juno
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VENTURA, Calif. (KEYT) The Jackalope Block Party is making its first tour stop in Ventura. The 3-day event begins on Friday. It will take place in the downtown closure along California and main. DJ Brad Jay said there will vendors including local skate brands and more. “They are going to set up a vert ramp Powell Peralta is going to set up a street course,
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VENTURA, Calif. (KEYT) A Roper Romp took place in the Ventura Harbor. A Roper Romp involves fans of the 1970’s sitcom “Three’s Company” dressed up as the iconic Mrs. Helen Roper. Its has turned into a nationwide phenomenon. Some groups raise money for local charities. The Mrs. Ropers walked around Ventura Harbor Village that also
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VENTURA, Calif. (KEYT) – Merry Gothmas returned by popular demand to the city of Ventura despite protests. Attendees dressed in gothic costumes for the first day of weekend event at the Ventura County Fairgrounds. But not everyone was in the spirit. Organizers said critics from a local Ventura church wrote a letter to the fairgrounds
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LOS OLIVOS, Calif. (KEYT) – A bride is looking for her stolen wedding dress. Bryce Gaston, a wedding planner from San Diego, had her dream wedding on the weekend made famous by the Earth, Wind & Fire song “September.” Gaston and her husband chose to tie the knot in the Santa Ynez Valley location, and
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The Santa Maria Police Council is holding its annual golf tournament and comedy night all day Friday at the Santa Maria Country Club.
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One of the biggest yearly events held in Santa Maria rolls into the city today with the arrival of hundreds of cars that are part the 44th Annual West Coast Kustoms Cruisin’ Nationals.
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VENTURA, Calif. – TowBoatUS responded to an unusual request Monday afternoon, towing a Tesla Cybertruck out of Ventura Harbor. The driver, who was unharmed, said the incident was an accident that occurred while attempting to launch a jet ski from the ramp. A Tesla crew member arrived at the scene and expressed optimism that the
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Kids are being asked to write letters to the Grinch this holiday season to change his mood. The winner will get Mr. Softee for a year.
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Scenic Santa Barbara has a lot of picturesque locations that attract many tourists from all over the world. So when a local saw what appeared to be a man wearing short-shorts and standing on their toes he had to do a double-take.
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The annual AIDS/LifeCycle bike ride is bringing hundreds of bicyclists to the Central Coast over the next several days
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The 77th annual California Mid-State Fair has completed its 12-day run with its “Shake, Rattle, and Roll” theme.
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With just hours to go until the official opening of the 130th Annual Santa Barbara County Fair, final preparations are taking place all across the Santa Maria Fairpark.
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The annual AIDS/Lifecycle bike ride is now pedaling through the Central Coast this week, bringing more than 1,400 cyclists and hundreds of other volunteers into the area for a four-day period.
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POINT MUGU, Calif.-The first time I had the opportunity to fly with the U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron Blue Angels more than two decades ago I had to cancel after finding out I was pregnant with my first daughter. So at the last minute I asked if my cameraman, Henry Galvan, of Santa Paula could
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The City of Santa Maria is looking to further enhance public art displays in the city through a proposed partnership with a local non-profit organization.
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SEATTLE, WASHINGTON-Father Larry Gosselin of Old Mission Santa Barbara has a great sense of humor and said he tried to “walk on water” while in Seattle, Washington. Water skiing in his Franciscan Habit was on Fr. Larry’s bucket list. The attire may have made it difficult to get up on two skies in Lake Washington. After
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A Nipomo family is shocked and angry after its French bulldog was stolen from its backyard Thursday morning.
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The Santa Barbara Summer Solstice parade has a new route this year on Santa Barbara Street. The workshop to design floats and costumes is open and busy.
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