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Volunteers Needed for Guinness World Records Attempt on Sunday
A Guinness Book of World Records attempt for largest backward walking could be set this Sunday in Santa Barbara
Destroyed Mud Flow Home Now a Training Site
A home destroyed in the Montecito mudflow is now being used for training scenarios by local firefighters.
Vacant Buildings Split for Multiple Businesses
Splitting vacant buildings into multiple businesses in Santa Barbara may be a new economic stimulus, as evidenced on 418 State Street.
Vehicle Crash Takes Out Large Pole and Cuts Power
A rollover vehicle crash brought down a large power pole Tuesday evening which created a power outage on Foothill Road through San Roque.
Elephant Seals on our Shores
An elephant seal pup has been rescued from the waterfront in Santa Barbara by the Channel Islands Marine and Wildlife Institute.
Wolf's Head Barbershop Reopens After Shooting
Customers have returned after repairs were made at the Wolf's Head barber shop in Goleta following a shooting.
Procore Car Makes Showing in NASCAR
Carpinteria's Procore car had an impressive showing, finishing 18th in a field of 43 cars at the Auto Club Speedway Sunday for the NASCAR Auto Club 400 race.
Comedy Legend Teams Up with Comedy Hideaway
British comedy legend John Cleese has teamed up with the Comedy Hideaway in Santa Barbara.
Highway 154 Closure Boosts Local Business
Buellton and Solvang are experiencing an increase in business and traffic due to the closed section of the San Marcos Pass.
Man Arrested Near Homeless Camp
Police arrested a man after struggle near the Amtrak train station and homeless camp on Tuesday.
New Safety Features by the Train Station
New pedestrian crossing arms have gone in by the railroad tracks on State Street.
Super Bowl Dog Comes From Goleta
An upcoming Super Bowl commercial has quite the interesting flap involving a dog from Goleta.
Montecito Creeks Continue to Hold Up
Montecito area creeks appear to have held up without any flooding during the latest round of rain.
Local EPA Admin Continues to Work Amid Government Shutdown
Local EPA administrator Mike Stoker, has continued to do his job without a paycheck due to the federal government shutdown.
Police Investigate Double Hit and Run Incidents
Santa Barbara Police officers had calls of two hit and run incidents just a few blocks away from each other Saturday night
Rollover Traffic Accident on San Andres
A rollover traffic accident damaged two cars in Santa Barbara's Westside neighborhood early Thursday morning.
New Year's Community Dance Party in the Funk Zone
A community dance party was part of the Funk Zone's New Year's Eve event in front of the Hotel Californian.
Montecito Hiking Trails Begin Opening
More mud damaged Montecito trails are starting to open up following the 1/9 debris flow.
Living Nativity at First United Methodist Church
A real-life nativity scene brought out hundreds to the First United Methodist Church.
Fire Hose Flag Sales to Benefit Non-Profit
A retired firefighter made American flags from fire hoses used during the Thomas Fire and is now selling them to benefit the Pierre Claeyssens Veteran's Foundation.