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A red-tailed hawk was trapped inside Samy's Camera in Downtown Santa Barbara on Monday before being rescued.

The Downtown Organization holiday tree sponsored by Consumer Fire Products arrived Tuesday at its seasonal location on the corner of State and Victoria.

Marky Meza, a Carpinteria man who was killed in the Thousand Oaks Borderline Bar shooting earlier this month, was remembered on Monday.

New interactive maps and alerts are now in place for residents in areas that are the most prone to flooding following a wildfire.

Scooter, mopeds, and motorcycle owners are urged to step up security after an increase of thefts.

Rincon Brewery in Carpinteria has produced 1000 gallons of Avo Ale in time for the upcoming California Avocado Festival October 5, 6 and 7 in Carpinteria

The driver of a stolen Hanford Water District truck led local California Highway Patrol on a pursuit through Santa Barbara ending in the Westside on Monday evening.

The ONE 805 Ash Bash event generated about $2-million in donations for area first responders.

Efforts to call a Santa Barbara neighborhood the Lagoon District have caught on with a webpage, but some businesses say the streets should remain unnamed or have a different brand.

Santa Barbara will receive an economic boost coming from development projects at the Santa Barbara Airport.

The San Ysidro Ranch is making a comeback after the destructive January 9th debris flow in Montecito.

The acclaimed Trattoria Mollie restaurant has closed on Coast Village Road just a few weeks after Mollie's opened on State Street in downtown Santa Barbara.

California Highway Patrol Officer Julie Jensen and her partner Edy are on patrol locally and Jensen is the only female CHP K-9 officer in the state.

John Palminteri interviews Santa Barbara's newest City Councilmember, Oscar Gutierrez.

A new app has been rolled out for customers to be able to pay for their gas at the pump through their phones.

An economic plan for business and tourism leaders in the Santa Ynez Valley should help with a comeback from the winter slump.

Businesses in Santa Barbara with unapproved signs are getting warning letters that could lead to fines of up to $100 a day.

Gubernatorial candidate John Chiang spoke to a standing room only crowd at the Veterans Memorial Building during a Memorial Day event Monday.

Santa Barbara Harbor Patrol officers are checking for life vests, proper registration and emergency gear as part of Safe Boating Week.

The Santa Barbara Police department and the local Kiwanis club handed out Extra Step Awards to four citizens who helped officers make arrests of dangerous suspects.

A flurry of gunshots Tuesday night near Glen Annie and 7700 Calle Real in Goleta was reported by a Sheriff's deputy about 11 p.m.

Property owners in a sometimes forgotten area of Montecito tucked off Highway 192 west of Hot Springs Road are having issues rebounding from the January 9 disaster.

Local non-profits and environmental agencies are asking Santa Barbara restaurants to "Skip the Straw" to help the environment.

Carpinteria businesses hope to bounce back after a beachfront bummer during the freeway closure and mudflow disaster.

A major travel and tourism effort is about to be launched to help the Santa Barbara County rebound from the recent mudflow event in Montecito.

John Palminteri reports a group of volunteers is helping to clean up Montecito homes.

A free Thanksgiving dinner is available for those in need at the Santa Barbara Boys and Girls club.

Kim Wilson of the Fabulous Thunderbirds performed for the Santa Barbara Blues Society's 40th year.

John Palminteri visits three small local businesses to find out.