News Report

[Update]: A Santa Barbara man was arrested for pulling out a knife and threatening to blow up a laundromat on S. Turnpike.

Patagonia, the Ventura-based outdoor clothing company, is donating the $10 million it saved from Trump's tax cuts to non-profit environmental groups.

Three bands of puppy and dog food products by Sunshine Mills has been recalled due to potentially high levels of vitamin D.

Santa Barbara County firefighters assisted with freeing a horse whose legs became caught in a metal fence in Hope Ranch.

The Santa Barbara coast was struck by a brief yet mighty rainstorm on Thursday afternoon.

Santa Barbara County firefighters extricated a woman with moderate injuries after her vehicle crashed over the side of Harris Grade Road on Wednesday. 

[Update]: Santa Maria Police have identified the man that died in an apartment fire after a vehicle pursuit with CHP on Tuesday.

A male body was discovered off the coast of Carpinteria on Wednesday afternoon. 

Only romaine lettuce from the central coast of California is unsafe to eat, but the romaine lettuce currently entering the market will be labeled to provide consumers with information.

[Update]: One person has died and another was injured in an incident onboard an oil tanker passing through the Santa Barbara Channel on Saturday.

[Update]: An Amtrak train struck and killed a man in Moorpark on Saturday afternoon.

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is warning consumers to not eat romaine lettuce, as it may be contaminated with E. coli.

A vehicle that crashed over the side of Highway 1 at an unknown time was discovered Saturday morning with the driver in critical condition.

[Update]: A pedestrian was struck and killed by an Amtrak train at Olive Mill and Spring Streets in Montecito on Friday morning.

[Update]: The Hill Fire is now fully contained and the Woolsey Fire is halfway contained with full containment expected next week.

Santa Barbara County is seeking up to $25 million with FEMA money to buy land for a new debris basin on the San Ysidro Creek in Montecito.

A dump truck's contents caught fire in Goleta on Wednesday afternoon.

[Update] Live streaming of Sgt. Ron Helus' funeral on Thursday, November 15 starts at 11:00 am and ends at 1:15 pm.

Ventura County firefighters are now battling two new wildfires that sparked late Monday morning affecting State Route 118.

[Update]: A report of a suicidal subject led to the arrest of a Buellton man for making criminal threats on Saturday evening.

The identities have been confirmed of the twelve people who were killed on Wednesday evening when a gunman opened fire inside a Thousand Oaks country bar.

Roger reports the Montecito Bank & Trust on Coast Village Road was robbed by a suspect with a gun.

Santa Barbara area firefighters are helping to fight two large brush fires burning in Ventura County that sparked on Thursday.

Sears Holdings announced their Sears location in the La Cumbre Plaza in Santa Barbara will be closed by February, along with 39 other Sears and Kmart locations.

Water managers and Santa Barbara County wrangle over Lake Cachuma's dwindling water supply.

At least twelve people are dead and more than a dozen are injured after a gunman entered a Thousand Oaks bar on Wednesday evening. 

[Update]: Santa Barbara Police detectives, a SWAT team, and Sheriff's Deputies arrested three alleged drug dealers on Wednesday morning. 

Click here to see the latest in local midterm election results. 

A 20-year-old Santa Barbara suffered a severe spinal injury after falling from a third story balcony in Montecito last month.

In contrast to previous years, it was a chill week in the dark land of Isla Vista this Halloween season.