Ryan P. Cruz

There's a new plan in the works for two long-vacant buildings anchoring Paseo Nuevo in downtown Santa Barbara, in a shift that could bring up to

Council Weighs In as City Moves Forward with Plans for Finalized Draft in June

Carpinteria’s high school surf team gathered along with coaches, friends and family at Rincon Brewery on May 13 to commemorate this year’s successful campaign, which ended with a 5-0-win streak

Carpinteria is playing its best baseball at the right time, picking up back-to-back wins in the first two rounds of the CIF Southern Section Division 7 Playoffs in exciting fashion.

Gauchos Ace Jackson Flora Keeps Up Legacy of Big-League Hurlers Coming Through Santa Barbara

California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced a legal settlement on May 27, promising relief to 1,500 homeowners who fell victim to “predatory” real

Fun fact: This week marks my fifth year as the sports editor of Coastal View News. Back when I put together my first weekly sports page in May 2021, I

On Tuesday, May 26, the Carpinteria City Council unanimously approved the plan to move forward with a ballot measure for a quarter-cent sales tax, which city officials are hoping will take pressure off the growing budget strain by bringing in an estimated $700,000 a year for essential public programs and services.

Carpinteria's baseball team ended its season in the CIF Quarterfinal round, with a loss on the road at North Torrance on May 22. The loss puts an end to the Warriors' eight-game win streak, which included wins in the first two rounds of the CIF Division 7 playoffs.

Immigrant Rights Orgs Report Shift in Enforcement Tactics, Surge in Arrests in Past Six Months