The train rolls on as a top alternative to drivers who don’t want to be out in freeway traffic
Train passengers say they prefer the rail route over the freeway, especially during the holiday…
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Basketball fans score at recent UC Santa Barbara games when they brought canned food
A food drive at UC Santa Barbara basketball games gave fans tickets to upcoming games for their donations. The food drive took place at multiple…
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Clouds & fog roll in Friday, a delightful holiday weekend ahead
Happy Friday! Most of the Central Coast is waking up to overcast skies and areas of fog. Plan your commute accordingly as some fog prone areas will…
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Happy Thanksgiving! Tracking a warm & bright holiday weekend
Happy Thanksgiving! It was a pleasant day with highs in the 60s for most of the coverage zone. Skies were partly cloudy to mostly sunny and dry…
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The 4th Annual Single Parent Giveback in full effect gifting 7 families this Christmas
ARROYO GRANDE, Calif. — The 4th Annual Single Parent Giveback is in full effect bringing 7 Central Coast families a magical Christmas this year.…
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Ventura County Rescue Mission breaks Thanksgiving bread in Oxnard
OXNARD, Calif.-The Ventura County Rescue Mission has been cooking up thousands of Thanksgiving meals. The chefs in the Rescue Mission’s large Oxnard…
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Santa Barbara’s busy Milpas Street set to get multiple safety enhancements
SANTA BARBARA, Calif.— The City of Santa Barbara says that Milpas Street has the second-highest number of pedestrian-involved collisions in all of…
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Mountain Fire family of survivors brace themselves for holiday season by practicing gratitude
VENTURA, Calif.—The holidays are bringing up some heavy feelings for Yuliana Arias, who spent 6 months remodeling a fixer upper in the Spanish…
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Old Town Orcutt gears up for Thanksgiving weekend & holiday events
ORCUTT, Calif. – Shops, bars, and restaurants in Old Town Orcutt are hosting Thanksgiving events this week. “Working here, growing up and going to…
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Tracking a dry and warm Thanksgiving
A warming and dry trend begins Wednesday, as the rain moves fully out of the region. Lingering clouds continue until Wednesday night, however as we…
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Indochine nightclub boarded up following fire
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – Indochine nightclub on State St. caught fire leading to a Santa Barbara City Fire Department response just past 6:30 p.m.…
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CHP beginning its Thanksgiving weekend ‘maximum enforcement period’ Wednesday night
California Highway Patrol (CHP) is set to begin its Thanksgiving weekend Maximum Enforcement Period on Wednesday…
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Every table was filled at the pre-Thanksgiving meal at the Santa Barbara Rescue Mission
A full thanksgiving dinner is being served at the Rescue Mission in Santa Barbara to those in need. Adam’s Angels will be serving another meal to…
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Drying out Wednesday, a picture perfect Thanksgiving ahead
A slight chance for rain lingers Wednesday morning. It will be a cool and damp start for most of the Central Coast. A few areas of fog will form due…
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Gauchos use a 13-0 scoring run to finally pull away from Eastern Washington
UC SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – UCSB broke open a tight game with a 13-0 scoring run with under 8 minutes play to beat Eastern Washington 67-51. Grad…
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Farmers Markets busy rain or shine before Thanksgiving
SANTA BARBARA, Calif.-A lot of holiday traffic and a little rain didn’t keep people away from Tuesday’s Farmers Market on State Street in Santa…
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Santa Barbara County Office of Emergency Management monitoring Lake Fire Burn Scar during rainfall
SANTA MARIA, Calif. — The Santa Barbara County Office of Emergency Management and the National Weather Service are monitoring the Lake Fire Burn…
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Drying begins Wednesday
Light showers continue Tuesday and dry conditions begin Wednesday – setting us up for a nice Thanksgiving. Some lingering drizzle could last into the…
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Man whose house burned down in Thomas Fire and Mountain Fire moves forward through community’s generosity
VENTURA COUNTY, Calif. – At 21, Luis “Tigre” Villanueva left Mexico in hopes of building a better life, and he did. He’s a husband, father of…
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California voters reject ballot measure that would have raised minimum wage to a national high, Locals react
SANTA BARBARA, Calif.— Between going to UC Santa Barbara full time and working at Urban Flea Market on State Street, Devin Larsen doesn’t have…
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