The likely location of April’s Hondius infections points to the Argentina–Chile border region where the Dutch couple who first became ill aboard the cruise ship had traveled in early February.
One offshore wind farm project remains off Morro Bay coast after second lease holder pulls out.
The National Labor Relations Board said it was time to pierce the “corporate veil” shielding Wendy McCaw from personal liability.
The ambitious project, with its new ocean-facing layout and an innovative clubhouse building by owner Ty Warner and his team, now heads to the California Coastal Commission.
Narrowly approved by Congress, the added funds will likely restore ICE activity, which had changed to quieter tactics in Santa Barbara County of late.
With Health & Safety Code violations cleared, Dario Pini won the return in $1.3 million in fees after the court found the receiver hid the sale of his business.
The Caltrans project is one of several undercrossing and bridge repairs happening this June along Highway 101.
The four-story apartment proposal at 335 South Milpas was unanimously approved by the city’s Architectural Board of Review, the fifth and final public hearing for the project.
“No Parking” signs and citations go into effect as the city expands it Safe Parking program.
A series of planned events kicks off with an Austrian national team practice, with limited ticket distribution, at UCSB’s Harder Stadium on June 5.
Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Deputies arrest two Taft residents reportedly found with copper wiring, burglary tools, and narcotics paraphernalia.
Firefighters from Santa Barbara and Kern counties and Los Padres National Forest are responding to grassland blaze that started Tuesday afternoon.
A 19-year-old was booked in Santa Barbara County jail on suspicion of starting the half-acre blaze, which triggered an evacuation warning in the area on Tuesday night.
The big cats were caught on a residential security camera twice on the 800 block of Bath Street near Mission Creek.
State officials say five residents are known to have come into contact with the MV ‘Hondius’ or its passengers.
The City of Goleta alerts residents to recent incidents involving coyotes approaching people and their dogs.
The project includes expanding the clubhouse, redesigning the course, and restoring the antique Barnsdall Rio Grande gas station.
The meetup between the leading eight competitors will be broadcast live on CBS stations and on apps and streaming services like YouTube.
Artists have begun painting the Zapotec-inspired public display at intersection of State and Carrillo streets.
The supervisors show early support for creating a county film commissioner position to attract more film and media production to the county.
The new Pacific Surfliner train from Ventura gives northbound commuters an alternative to highway headaches.
City Council votes to apply for Sphere of Influence over Glen Annie Golf Course and South Patterson tracts, which the county recently rezoned as residential.
The city will replace water mains along the main roadway across the Riviera.
A $12,000 discount is now available to qualified individuals from the Driving Clean Assistance Program to buy or lease an EV.
Attorneys cite a “complete breakdown” in the attorney-client relationship and communications.
Santa Barbara captain Jerry Boylan, who faces four years in prison for the deaths of 34 aboard his boat, asks for a rehearing after a federal court denies his appeal.
The project’s environmental impact report now heads to the Goleta City Council for certification.
Goleta West Sanitary District will fund well water sampling and remediation rather than pay a cash settlement.
Opening this summer, the new home improvement store and donation center adds to the burgeoning energy on State Street’s 400 block.
If all goes as planned, the new rail service through Ventura should be running by late April or early May.
Impatient drivers currently pass through K-rails marking sinuous lanes of roadway and abrupt lane changes.
Despite California’s below-average snowpack, above-normal precipitation has been filling the county’s reservoirs and replenishing groundwater basins.
Development at 7400 Cathedral Oaks Road includes lower-income homes and fruit trees.
ICE agents call California Highway Patrol to get observers off their tail.
A similar service is now being proposed through Amtrak's Pacific Surfliner.
Goleta Councilmember Luz Reyes-Martín talks ICE, Planned Parenthood, and repping the Good Land.
Wendy McCaw’s lawyers point to a “rent withholding dispute” over broken AC units at the McCaw-owned courthouse property as the reason for their relocation request.
Goleta West Sanitary District reaches a settlement proposal in the 2024 sewage spill in the Goleta Slough.
The domino effect of cancellations at major airports has led to six flights known to have been cancelled at SBA due to the FAA's flight reductions so far.
The city’s Housing Authority hosts a commencement ceremony for the 32-room adaptive reuse project, which is expected to be completed by April 2026.