Goleta Gets Rolling on Rules Limiting Parking of Oversized Vehicles
The City Council sends a proposal back to the Ordinance Committee for further review
Bob Wilcher: The 20-Minute Workout
If pressed for time, even some exercise will benefit your body and mind
Council Moves Forward with Allowing Marijuana Dispensaries
A motion to pursue a citywide ban fails, but the council provides the necessary votes to support Ordinance Committee recommendationsSuspect Sought in Shooting of Gas Station Clerk
Manhunt continues for gunman in Tuesday night robbery at Hollister and TurnpikeCounty Supervisors to Take Two Weeks to Review Plan for Botanic Garden
The board also supports a decision putting part of the property under the jurisdiction of the Historic Landmark Advisory CommissionFriday’s Goleta State of the City Luncheon to Focus on ‘Seizing Opportunities’
The speakers will look back on progress made so far and look ahead at the year to come
MarBorg a Driving Force Behind Trash Efforts in Puerto Vallarta
A donated compacting truck is on its way to Santa Barbara's sister city in Mexico
Accessibility at Core of Heated Debate Over Marijuana Dispensaries
As the Santa Barbara council prepares to weigh in on ordinance revisions, there are those speaking up for patients and those advocating to protect youths
Gubernatorial Candidate Jerry Brown Makes Campaign Stop at UCSB
Hundreds of students and faculty gather as the Democrat talks about challenges facing the stateLocation Changed for Appeal Hearing of West Beach Festival Permit
Twiin Productions will hold a community rally ahead of Wednesday's commission meetingHomeless Man Dies in Pedestrian-Vehicle Collision
Santa Barbara police say the victim was hit while in a crosswalk at State and Islay streets1,800-Acre Fire Near New Cuyama Now 85% Contained, Officials Say
Full containment expected Monday; no structures threatened by blazeSanta Barbara Cottage Hospital Nurse Killed in Ventura Crash
CHP says driver was not wearing seat belt and was ejected in crash on Highway 101 near Highway 33 junctureDon’t Cast That Ballot Without Reading Noozhawk’s Candidate Q&As
Assembly, supervisor and DA hopefuls have their say; congressional candidates to weigh in later this weekBrush Fire Near New Cuyama Spreads to 1,800 Acres
Wind shifts flames east toward Carrizo Plain; no structures threatened
Preliminary Hearing Continued for Accessory Defendant in Simpson Slaying
Brittany Weiler's defense still awaiting details from authorities investigating April 15 killing at Arroyo Burro BeachLost Hiker Rescued Unhurt Above Stevens Park
The woman became disoriented after wandering off a trailGoleta Beach Reopened After Water Tests Come Back Clean
A portion of the western end of the park was closed after sewage spilled into the ocean
Personnel a Probable Factor in Police Department Budget Cuts
Other possible reductions were included in a presentation to the Santa Barbara City CouncilPlanning Commission Supports Ban on Marijuana Dispensaries
Members say they'd favor a citywide cap of two or three at the most — not the proposed five
Above All Aviation Inspires Aspiring Pilots to Take Flight
The company, stationed at the Santa Barbara Airport, is hosting a Learn to Fly event on SaturdaySewage Spill Closes Portion of Goleta Beach Park
The area could reopen Friday if water quality tests come back clean
Goleta Water District Adopts Groundwater Plan
After lengthy study and public input, the plan is ready for implementation
Santa Barbara’s Latest Budget Workshop Takes Different Tone
Solid waste, airport and waterfront departments present relatively healthy fiscal outlooksRepublican Assembly Candidates Outline Positions in Our Q&A
Daniel Goldberg and Mike Stoker vow budget reform, making California business-friendly and putting Californians back to work
2010 Republican Assembly Candidate Q&A with Daniel Goldberg
2010 Republican Assembly Candidate Q&A with Mike Stoker
Democratic Assembly Candidates Outline Positions in Our Q&A
Susan Jordan and Das Williams emphasize their records, explain their differences
2010 Democratic Assembly Q&A with Das Williams
2010 Democratic Assembly Q&A with Susan Jordan
Driver in Fatal Wrong-Way Crash Changes Plea to Guilty
The senior deputy district attorney says he plans to push for the maximum penalty of 19 years for Richard RodriguezCouncil Gives Green Light to Downtown Parking Proposal
But the issue will be open for protest until it's heard again on May 25Crash Blocks Southbound Highway 101 at Los Carneros Road
Adrian Robles Pleads Not Guilty in Arroyo Burro Beach Slashing Death
The court appoints a private attorney to represent Robles, the prime suspect in the caseNoozhawk Gives Candidates for 2nd District Supervisor Our Q&A Test
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