Rebecca Caraway

Santa Barbara's controversial proposed rent stabilization ordinance is expected to cost the city $2 million a year to cover 13,000 units, according to research from

Screams of joy and children jumping up and down with excitement highlighted Thursday’s grand opening of the long-awaited Goleta splash pad. After years of

After temporarily closing in November Sandbar Cocina y Tequila at 514 State St. in Santa Barbara will be returning next month with a brand-new look.

Bringing back parades, incorporating De La Guerra Plaza , creating spaces for families and improving permitting are just a few of the Santa Barbara Planning Commission ‘s ideas for State Street.

Declining enrollment across the Santa Barbara Unified School District is leaving some schools with an uncertain future, and changes to school

The Santa Barbara Unified School District and three current and former Dos Pueblos High School employees are facing a lawsuit over alleged sexual abuse of

Westmont College and the Santa Barbara Unified School District are partnering on a new residency program to train the next generation of teachers.

What started as a quiet year for Santa Barbara tourism has picked up during the spring season. Hotel occupancy was at 74% from February to April, which

The next chapter in Paseo Nuevo’s history may be beginning on Tuesday. After months of negotiations, the Santa Barbara City Council will be

Some Santa Barbara residents may have received a second ballot in their mailbox this spring. Rather than voting on elected officials, residents in certain