Rebecca Caraway is a staff writer at Noozhawk. She focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on urban design, development, and real estate, as well as arts and entertainment. Her work has been featured in The San Luis Obispo Tribune, CP Mustang News, The Daily Dot, Ventura County Star, and Noozhawk.
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There's something dark and nasty haunting Santa Barbara County beaches.
By: Rebecca Caraway
The Santa Barbara City Council worked late into the night on Tuesday, hammering out the details of the city's rent-stabilization ordinance.
By: Rebecca Caraway
A single-family development proposed for a parcel located near the outlet of the Carpinteria Salt Marsh Reserve can move forward, after a Santa Barbara Superior Court judge on Wednesday rejected an appeal of the project's approval.
By: Rebecca Caraway
The proposal to adapt the former Nordstrom building in downtown Santa Barbara into 112 new housing units received overall support from the city's Historic Landmarks Commission on Wednesday.
By: Rebecca Caraway
While the Santa Barbara City Council earlier this week denied an appeal contesting the development of a new property in the Mesa neighborhood, the project left the council feeling uneasy about approving new, large houses on the blufftop.
Six months after a former UC Santa Barbara student was convicted of sexually assaulting two women and attempted to flee from Sheriff's Office custody , a judge will decide if he gets a new trial on Thursday.
From mayonnaise and coconut oil to adhesive remover products, Santa Barbara County residents know how to get creative when it comes to tar removal.
The doors to the Old Mission Santa Barbara swung open shortly after 8 p.m. Wednesday, revealing this year's Spirit of Fiesta, Jenna Ramirez, who opened La Fiesta Pequeña with a dazzling dance performance full of energy and a confident attitude.
By: Rebecca Caraway
Nearly 1,000 units in Isla Vista were inspected in the past year as part of Santa Barbara County's Isla Vista housing inspection program.
By: Rebecca Caraway
New York-style pizza is coming to Santa Barbara's State Street.
