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Goleta Discusses Community’s Internet Needs at Forum
City of Goleta Mayor Paula Perotte alongside several community leaders and stakeholders underscored the importance of broadband access on Monday during a Broadband Community Forum at the City Council Chambers.
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Three SBPD Officers Awarded the H. Thomas Guerry Award for Valor
The Santa Barbara Citizens Council on Crime selected three Santa Barbara Police Officers for the H. Thomas Guerry Award for valor after rescuing a man from a burning building.
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County Superintendent of Schools Delivers State of Education Address
Santa Barbara County Superintendent of Schools Dr. Susan Salcido delivered the State of Education address in Santa Maria on Wednesday.
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Grahm Williams
Grahm Williams (1980 - 2022)
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The 1/9 Debris Flow Was Not So Rare
Montecito has been hit by four other debris-charged events during the past 200 years — and they were worse, researchers say.
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Scott Wilson, WashPost Correspondent and SB Guy, Has the Best Job in Journalism
Jerry Roberts interviews Scott Wilson, a Santa Barbara native who works for the Washington Post covering foreign affairs, the White House, and now the West Coast.
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Op-Ed: Issues with the League of Women Voter's Statement
A local resident has penned an Op-Ed expressing their issues with the League of Women Voter's rules for political candidate forums.
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Santa Barbara Mayoral Debate Video Wins National Award
Newsmakers with Jerry Roberts’ Mayoral Debate program has won first place recognition for best Virtual Event video in the Hometown Media national contest.
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Where to Report Illegal Political Signs?
A reader wonders where to report the placement of illegal political signs.
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Vegetation Fire on Hwy 101 at State
Andrew reports a brush fire near the State Street overpass at Highway 101.
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Aspen Aerial
Max shares an aerial view of Aspen on Friday.
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Weather West: Much Warmer and Drier Second Half of May
Daniel Swain reports the second half of May should expect much warmer and drier conditions, and shares thoughts on the summer to come.
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Open Console Day at the Arlington Theatre
An edhat reader visited the Arlington Theatre and listed to the organ music.
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MORE THAN 30 BROWN PELICANS RESCUED BY SANTA BARBARA WILDLIFE CARE NETWORK IN TWO DAYS
Over the weekend, Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network experienced an unusually high influx of brown pelican patients
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Cliff Rescue at More Mesa
Firefighters are attempting to a rescue a victim stuck on the cliff at More Mesa ... -
Lompoc Firefighters Extinguish Residential Fire
Lompoc Firefighters responded to a structure fire in the 400 block on North M Street early Tuesday morning.
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Sheriff’s Detectives Arrest Attempted Murder Suspect in Goleta
Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Detectives have arrested a Goleta man for attempted murder following a stabbing on S. Kellogg Avenue on Tuesday.
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Downtown Santa Barbara’s Live Art and Wine Tour Returns on May 19
The Downtown Santa Barbara Live Art and Wine Tour is back for its 20th Anniversary on Thursday, May 19th!
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Black Bear Cub Orphaned by Montecito Hit and Run
[Warning: Graphic Photos] Time may be running out for an orphaned black bear cub on the loose here after its mother was killed in a hit-and-run crash Friday night.
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Police activity Old Town Goleta
Lot of police activity in Old Town Goleta. What’s up?
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Gas Smell in Goleta and Santa Barbara
The Santa Barbara County Fire Department reports residents may smell gas in Goleta and Santa Barbara this week.
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On the Table: Recycled Water for Montecito
Montecito Water District and Montecito Sanitary District Strategic Planning Committees met jointly last month for updates on two collaborative projects that are being co-funded by both agencies.
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Op-Ed: Growing Food and Community
A group of community gardeners continues to share their experiences with the Yanonali Community Garden.
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Beware of Coyotes
An edhat reader shares a sign they saw warning about coyotes in Los Angeles.
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Vegetation Fire at Ellwood Bluffs
Scanner Andrew reports County firefighters are on scene of a vegetation fire at the Ellwood Bluffs in Goleta.
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Police Helicopter Above Carpinteria?
A reader wonders why there is a police helicopter circling Carpinteria.
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Crews Extinguish Brush Fire Near Andrew Murray Vineyards
[Update]: Forward progress is stopped on a vegetation fire near Andrew Murray Vineyards on Zaca Station Road.
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Lunar Eclipse Viewing with Santa Barbara Astronomical Unit
Robert joined the Santa Barbara Astronomical Unit to view Sunday's total lunar eclipse.
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Vehicle Fire on San Pascual
Santa Barbara City firefighters are responding to a reported vehicle fire in the 900 block of San Pascual.
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Santa Barbara Man Arrested for Alleged Sexual Assault of Massage Clients, Police Search for More Victims
The owner of a Santa Barbara Westside party store has been arrested for alleged sexual assault of customers of his unlicensed massage therapy business.