Women’s Committee Reflects on Election’s Gender, Race Implications
The consensus of the Santa Barbara Women's Political Committee is that voters aren't yet ready for women to serve the nation's highest offices.
Brian Baumgartner the Celebrity Grand Marshal for Downtown Holiday Parade
The fun begins at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 5.
Aceves Says He Plans to Be ‘the Man in the Middle’ of Goleta Council
From finances to growth, the incoming Goleta mayor talks with Noozhawk about next year's top city issues.
Leading Off: We’re Asking for Your Help
Your generous contribution to Noozhawk will help keep high-quality journalism flourishing in Santa Barbara and Goleta.
Officials Expand Evacuation Order for Residents in Tea Fire Burn Area
The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood warning; an emergency shelter is open for residents.
Marriott Residence Inn Project Earns Goleta Council’s OK
After heated debate and a 30-day continuance, plans are approved for the new hotel adjacent to the airport.
Goleta Council Pushes New Goleta Valley Cottage Hospital Plans Forward
The approval of the reconstruction blueprint paves the way for construction to begin before the end of 2008.
What You Need to Know about Filing a Wildfire Insurance Claim
Simple steps can ease a painful process for recovery.
County Hires Ombudsman to Help Fire Victims In Recovery Process
Tony Nisich is available now to troubleshoot problems for residents beginning to rebuild after the Tea Fire.
Tea Fire Knocks KCLU’s 102.3 FM Radio Station Off the Air
Listeners can tune in to the NPR station's AM station at 1340. Rock station KJEE also has resumed service.
Santa Barbara Bank & Trust Celebrates Grand Reopening of Main Branch
The branch welcomes visitors to Friday's open house.
For One Resident, Survivor’s Guilt Taking Emotional Toll After Tea Fire
Josie Levy Martin, a Holocaust survivor, struggles again with being one of 'the lucky ones' after her and her husband's home was miraculously spared by the blaze.
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