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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Dressed in blue and gold, 499 Dos Pueblos High School graduates paraded onto the field in Scott O’Leary Stadium Wednesday evening for their last moments
By: Rebecca Caraway
Santa Barbara is pursuing a grant for State Street construction and a Highway 101 pedestrian bridge in the Eastside neighborhood.
By: Rebecca Caraway
The second weekend of June means it's once again time to celebrate UC Santa Barbara graduates, who will be leaving behind late night study sessions, beloved professors, and coastal views.
Some members of the Santa Barbara City Council described the city's proposed budget as “a mess” and “depressing” at a meeting earlier this week.
By: Rebecca Caraway
Tensions continue to flare in Santa Barbara's budget deliberations, this time over Police Department positions.
By: Rebecca Caraway
Artists are hard at work preparing floats for Saturday's 52nd annual Summer Solstice Parade in Santa Barbara.
By: Rebecca Caraway
Mermaids, clowns, sequins and jewels all dazzled on Santa Barbara Street for the 52nd annual Summer Solstice Parade Saturday afternoon.
By: Rebecca Caraway
The Santa Barbara Unified School District has taken a step toward building affordable housing for teachers and district staff.
Santa Barbara will explore bringing a residential and commercial vacancy tax ballot measure to voters, but not until the November 2028 election.
After six years, holiday parades are coming back to Santa Barbara's State Street.
