Couple Severely Burned in Tea Fire Continue Slow Recovery
Lance and Carla Hoffman face three more months in the hospital, but their progress brings joy to relatives.
Student’s Memories of His Year in Santa Barbara Marred By Assault
A foreign exchange student is recovering after being beaten just days before he was to return to China.
Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony to Mark Opening of Goleta’s Fairview Business Center
The center is one of three buildings that make up the Fairview Corporate Center.
Santa Barbara County Vote-Counting Down to 150 Ballots
Jackson concedes to Strickland in the 19th District race as front-runners for other seats maintain their leads.
Community Gearing Up to Build Bikes for Kids
Residents plan to spend Saturday assembling nearly 600 bikes just in time for the holidays.
Swimming Together Suits These Longtime Teammates Just Fine
Santa Barbara High's Lolo Blair and Lindsay Parrish will continue their swimming careers, together, at USC.
Bob Ponce Still Gets the Picture
Veteran newspaper lensman reflects on the thrills and the dangers of fireline photography.
For Graduates, Housing Authority Program Opens the Door to Self-Sufficiency
One graduate achieves the highest savings and escrow amount in the history of the program.
Officials Downgrade Evacuation Order to Warning in Tea Fire Area
City and county boundaries included in the directive are listed inside; residents are urged to stay alert.
Captive-Breeding Programs Speed Swift Recovery of Island Foxes
The endangered species is enjoying newfound freedom across Channel Islands National Park.
City Council to Pursue Competing Building-Height Initiative After All
The vote to reverse last week's decision comes after Santa Barbara Councilman Roger Horton exercised his right to put the item back up for reconsideration.
Noozhawk’s Newest Columnist Puts Stock in Estate Planning
Though a trial lawyer by trade, Mark Cornwall is using his passion for writing to help others think ahead.
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