Bluefin Tuna make a surprise run in the Santa Barbara Channel
Bluefin tuna make a surprise appearance in the Santa Barbara Channel this week. One weighed 140… Continue Reading
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Gauchos soccer in good hands with Leroy Zeller protecting the net
UCSB men's soccer is picked to finish first in the Big… Continue Reading
Fishermen come out to clean Summerland beach of old lobster traps and other random items
Fishermen led the way on a Summerland beach cleanup this week. It included retrieving 20 lobster… Continue Reading
Typewriter poet strikes a chord with strangers
SANTA BARBARA, Calif.— A local artist is making a big difference one letter at a time.
Typewriter poet Simon Kiefer is fostering connection… Continue Reading
Local poet laureate leaves heartfelt mark with Library On the Go’s “Poetry in the Park”
SANTA BARBARA, Calif.— Thursday afternoon Santa Barbara’s Library On the Go van brought poetry to Shoreline Park.
And local poet laureate Melinda… Continue Reading
Santa Barbara City Administrator Rebecca Bjork to retire at end of year
Rebecca Bjork, the City Administrator for Santa Barbara, announced on Thursday she will retire at the end of the… Continue Reading
Young Cardinals ready to take flight at Bishop Diego
Bishop Diego is young but talented as they enter the 2023 high school football… Continue Reading
Private jet company teams up with Direct Relief, aiding Maui residents over recent wildfires
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — A private jet company recently teamed up with Direct Relief in aiding Maui residents over historic wildfires that… Continue Reading
Hurricane Hilary now category two, first tropical storm to hit California since 1939
The National Hurricane Center declared Hurricane Hilary a Category 2 Hurricane.… Continue Reading
Mendoza returns to sidelines to lead a talent-rich Santa Barbara Dons football team
Nate Mendoza is excited to coach talented… Continue Reading
Carpinteria boys soccer club is making a great first impression
Carpinteria Boys Soccer Club captured a tournament title in Riverside this past… Continue Reading
Historic Plaza del Mar band shell hits the right note with funding efforts for a full restoration
The Playa del Mar bandshell is getting a renovation to upgrade the 1919 structure along the Santa Barbara… Continue Reading
UCSB professor’s project receives national grant
The National Endowment for the Humanities announced funding for 280 projects nationwide and UCSB history professor, Kate McDonald, is one of the… Continue Reading
Santa Barbara MTD updates bus service
Santa Barbara MTD implemented annual service changes for local… Continue Reading
Goleta Summer Reading Program checks out for the year
Thousands of locals booked it to the Goleta and Santa Ynez Valley Library for the 2023 Summer Reading… Continue Reading
COVID-19 cases rise with new Eris variant
Hospitalization rates for COVID-19 are up more than 12% in the most recent week surveyed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention… Continue Reading
Detective agency owner Craig Case remains jailed with multiple felony charges and changes his attorney
Detective agency owner Craig Case remains in jail on charges of fraud involving the estate of an elderly Montecito woman. He is now represented by… Continue Reading
Home Improvement Center launches matching donation drive to help victims of the Maui fires
The Santa Barbara Home Improvement Center is hoping to raise $10,000 in donations for Direct
Relief to assist those impacted by the Maui… Continue Reading
Storm damaged Goodwill reopens in Carpinteria
A storm damaged Goodwill store in Carpinteria has… Continue Reading
Community Environmental Council hosts Extreme Heat Forum with focus on vulnerable populations
SANTA BARBARA, Calif.-In the wake of the hottest July on record worldwide, the Community Environmental Council hosted its first Extreme Heat… Continue Reading