Delta Is Ending Flights Between Santa Barbara and Atlanta
Other recent news: Birnam Wood's plan to remove the 77 eucalyptus trees along East Valley Road; city council member Kristen Sneddon is running for mayor; an option for fewer affordable-housing units at Paseo Nuevo; more citations issued to e-bike riders; the University of California bought a Hope Ranch house for UCSB's chancellor; Summer Solstice Celebration's 2026 theme. 24
Two More New Fitness Studios
Plus: Veronica Beard is open on Coast Village Road; firsthand report from a friend whose house was burgled; the inaugural Santa Barbara Literary Festival will be this spring; the Los Patos Bridge interpretive display; Train and Barenaked Ladies to play the Santa Barbara Bowl. 5
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Seriously?! "A Bar for Gentlemen of Character" how quaint and absolutely out of sink with the "Zeitgeist"! Honestly as a female I cringe at the… — Cyndi
Well Alex, Unfortunately you will never understand the mind set of us locals. We do not want to make big bucks out of our natural… — Cyndi
I thought Dario's properties were all still managed by the court-appointed receiver. Has that arrangement ended? — Andy
I’m curious to find out what it’s like staying overnight at the Mission Inn. When I’ve pumped fuel at night I’ve noticed they use natural… — Derek
Watch out. We all know Dario Pini's reputation. — Susan Everett
Drover's Doughnuts is a nice addition to the Calle Real Shopping Center. Nice Barista Bar, Breakfast Sandwiches, and yes, delicious doughnuts. Thanks J.D. and the… — Tony P.
That hotel has had to pivot and submit new plans for expired permits. I heard they had to add an elevator some years back due… — Don
I have been hiking the front country trails for 5 decades and I cannot recall that the Tangerine Falls trail has ever been maintained. It… — BillF
Hi Monica and Art of el sueno, I understand your concerns. Hopefully I can share some more context for the conversation: From day one, a… — Alex
Hi Evie and Don, I completely agree that it's becoming harder for the working class to attend these experiences. Teachers, nurses, mothers, and so many… — Alex