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Roger Battistone & Michael Mould Book Signing at Chaucer
Chaucer book signing celebrates an illustrated history of Santa Barbara and Ultimate Coloring Book by Roger Battistone and Michael Mould
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Numerous Reports of Unusual Streak in the Sky
Edhat readers report an unusual streak in the sky that lasted for over an hour Friday evening.
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Alzheimer's Association Presents 2nd Annual ‘Your Brain Matters’ Luncheon
Alzheimer's Association California Central Coast Chapter presented the 2nd annual ‘Your Brain Matters’ Luncheon, honoring Leeza Gibbons and caregiver Doug Yarrow.
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More Apartments for Hollister Village?
An edhat reports a proposal for 27 additional apartment units for Hollister Village.
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SBHS Computer Science Academy Racks Up Awards
Santa Barbara High School Computer Science Academy students and director rack up the awards and recognition this spring.
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A Love That's Worn
Loveworn is full of creativity and vision like no other nestled in the heart of Santa Barbara's Funk Zone.
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Santa Barbara Dance Theater Photo Freeze
Fritz shares a stunning photo from the Santa Barbara Dance Theater's performance at the Lobero this week.
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Broken Water Main on Cedar Lane
An edhat reader reports a broken water main on upper Cedar Lane Friday.
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Natural Gas Pipeline Pierced in Gaviota
An edhat reader reports the San Julian Valley is without natural gas after a 12 inch gas pipeline was cut near Vista Del Mar School.
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Mesa Burger Closed Due to Electrical Fire
An edhat reader reports Mesa Burger in Santa Barbara sustained an electrical fire.
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Psychological First Aid Offered Following Apartment Shooting
The Santa Barbara Response Network is offering Psychological First Aid at a "Compassion Center" for anyone affected by the Positano Apartment shooting.
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Minuteman III Missile Launches Early Thursday Morning
[Update]: Vandenberg Air Force Base launched a Minuteman III missile at 12:40 a.m. Thursday.
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Smash and Grab Near Jesusita Trail
An edhat reader reports a vehicle burglary near Jesusita Trail on Sunday.
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Rancheros Visitadores Raise Over $1 Million for Cancer Center
Over 750 Rancheros Visitadores rode through Solvang for their annual breast cancer awareness fundraiser on Saturday.
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Starbucks Calle Real & Turnpike Update
Chuck shares photos of the new Starbucks construction off Turnpike Road.
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Butterflies Alive! and Prehistoric Forest Open May 25
On Saturday, May 25, the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History will unveil two spectacular summer exhibits: Butterflies Alive! and Prehistoric Forest
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Missile Launched Early Wednesday Morning
[Update]: Vandenberg Air Force Base launched a Minuteman III missile launch at 2:42 a.m. Wednesday.
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Foodborne Illness Spreads at Arthritis Foundation Walk
At least 30 people have fallen ill due to suspected food poisoning after participating in the Arthritis Foundation Walk at Santa Barbara City College on Saturday.
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Santa Ynez Water Board Vacancy
A vacancy on the Santa Ynez River Water Conservation District, Improvement District No. 1 has opened up and applications are being accepted by ID1’s parent district until May 13 to fill it.
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Lightning Strikes Tree on Laguna Street
Edhat readers report lightning struck a tree in the 700 block of Laguna Street Sunday evening.
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Founding Day Festival Honors Local Heritage
The Founding Day Festival honored 236 years of history at Santa Barbara’s birthplace, El Presidio de Santa Bárbara State Historic Park, on Saturday.
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Santa Barbara Ranked Again in Best Places to Live
Santa Barbara has been ranked seventy-three in a U.S News & World Report ranking of 125 best places to live.
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David Bolton Receives Spanish Knighthood at El Presidio
Old Spanish Days Board of Director David Bolton received a Spanish Knighthood in an elaborate ceremony at El Presidio on Wednesday.
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What are Spark Free Zones?
An edhat reader shares the importance of "Spark Free Zones" along roadways.
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Judge Denies Oil Company Fracking in Santa Barbara Channel
A Federal Judge denies an oil company’s request to continue fracking in the Santa Barbara Channel despite the moratorium.
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Honey Science Expands in Downtown Santa Barbara
Tech start-up Honey Science has rented 18,792 square feet of office space on the corner of Cota and Chapala Streets.
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Funk Zone Parking Poll
Do you think parking should be metered in the Funk Zone? Take our edhat poll!
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Scammers Pretend to be Social Security Administration
An edhat reader reports an 805 phone number is pretending to be the Social Security Administration
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Cleaner Diesel-Electric Locomotives Now in Service on Amtrak Pacific Surfliner Trains
More reliable, greener Siemens Charger locomotives will allow Pacific Surfliner to meet growing demand for passenger rail service between San Diego, Los Angeles and San Luis Obispo.
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Museum of Natural History Seeks Butterfly Pavilion Volunteers
The Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History is currently recruiting volunteers 18 years and older to help facilitate its popular Butterflies Alive! summer exhibit from May 25 through September 2.
