Online Fundraisers Help Two Families Displaced by Fire on Santa Barbara’s Westside
One month later, two households attempt to recover from a fire that burned both of their homes.
Recent Stories
Prop. 33, Rent Caps, and Santa Barbara’s City Council Races
How the 2024 General Election may decide the future of local control on rent prices.
Farmworkers Make the Case for Living Wage in Santa Barbara County
Agriculture workers and advocates show up to ask the County Board of Supervisors for higher pay.
Unfinished Business in Santa Barbara Landlord-Tenant Dispute
Criminal charges and a civil lawsuit complicate negotiations for remaining tenants of 215 Bath Street.
The Big Question: ‘What’s Going On with La Cumbre Plaza?’
Santa Barbara Neighbor Walks hosts an event discussing the future of the redevelopment.
Santa Barbara Dons Show Off Explosive Offense in 42-17 Win over Camarillo
The Dons will travel to perennial powerhouse Valencia next week.
Tenants, Landlords in West Beach Reach Compromise Amid Conflict
The remaining tenants were offered one-year leases, though criminal and civil cases are still in the courts.
Santa Barbara Prepares for Negotiations with La Cumbre Plaza Developers
The city is looking to reach a term sheet to get more affordable housing and community benefits.
If Santa Barbara Voters Pass Sales Tax, Where Should the Funds Go?
The finance committee decided Tuesday to leave the priority list as is and send the discussion to the full council.
Objective Reviews: Defining the Architectural Styles of Santa Barbara
The city is working to create objective design standards to help streamline approval for housing projects.