News
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Local Students Win Awards at Film Festival
The 34h annual Santa Barbara International Film Festival ended on Saturday with a closing night film and awards for local student filmmakers.
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Scanner Reports 2-11-19
Roger has the scanner reports. "Vehicle thefts have been up lately. The vehicle of choice is 1990's Honda Accords."
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Head On Traffic Collision on Highway 1
[Update]: Roger reports a head-on vehicle collision on Highway 1 at Santa Lucia Road near Vandenberg Air Force Base.
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Did Our Daily Bread Bakery Close?
Does anyone know if Our Daily Bread bakery has fully closed?
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Local Bicyclist Bounces Back After Injury
A local bicyclist and edhat reader shares an update on his health after Roger reported his injury on edhat.
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Filmmakers Honored at 34th Santa Barbara International Film Festival
That's a wrap! Filmmakers and celebrities walked the red carpet for the 34th annual Santa Barbara International Film Festival.
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Goleta's High Surf Warning in January
January 8, 2019, the news was focused on one thing. The Big. Dangerous. Waves.
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New Safety Features by the Train Station
New pedestrian crossing arms have gone in by the railroad tracks on State Street.
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Dog of the Week: Tally
Meet Tally, an elderly gal who's looking for a home to spend the remaining of her sunset years.
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Cat of the Week: Jester
Meet Jester, a Siamese kitten who's looking for a new home.
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Santa Barbara Film Festival Announces Winners
On Saturday the Santa Barbara International Film Festival announced the 34th annual winners during a breakfast held at the Belmond El Encanto.
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Where are the Warming Centers?
An edhat reader questions why Warming Centers have not been activated with the low overnight temperatures.
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Surf Fashion at Rincon
David shares photos of our local surf fashion during the Rincon Classic.
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Pedestrian Injured in Hit and Run
Roger reports a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle who fled the scene at Yanonali and Bath Streets.
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February Tree of the Month: Olive Tree
The image of a Mediterranean garden is not complete without a picturesque olive tree.
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Way Back When: Big News at the Potter Hotel
Way back when, in February 1919, the big news hit the paper – “Sale of Potter Hotel Now Announced.”
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Saturday Morning Rainbow
An edhat reader shares a photo of a rainbow over the Santa Barbara Mission on Saturday morning
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Missing Elderly Woman Found Safe
Roger reports Santa Barbara Police found a missing elderly woman after she left Nordstroms.
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Stolen Vehicle from Trader Joe's Parking Lot
Roger reports a tan Honda Accord was stolen from the parking lot of Trader Joe's on North Milpas.
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Pedestrian Injured in Hit and Run
Roger reports a black Silverado is suspected of hitting a pedestrian and fleeing the scene.
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Superintendent/President Dr. Anthony E. Beebe to Retire
Santa Barbara City College has announced its Superintendent and President, Dr. Anthony E. Beebe, will retire this summer.
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SBPD Dispatchers Honored at Cardiac Arrest Survivor Event
Santa Barbara Police Department Public Safety Dispatchers were honored at a Cardiac Arrest Survivor Celebration event on Thursday.
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Snow Above Santa Barbara
Max shares photos of snow above Santa Barbara.
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DUI Checkpoint in Goleta Friday Evening
The Goleta Police Department is planning a DUI and Driver's License Checkpoint on Friday evening.
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Jamie Foxx Presents Michael B. Jordan with Film Festival Award
Actor Michael B. Jordan was honored with the Cinema Vanguard Award presented by Jamie Foxx on Thursday evening.
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Cox Cable Service Issues?
Is anyone else having a problem with their Cox Cable TV service near downtown Santa Barbara?
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Scanner Reports 2-8-19
Roger has the scanner reports. "Transients preventing Parks workers from cleaning the bathroom at Pershing Park, 22 Castillo Street."
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Homeless Man Assaults Female
Roger reports a homeless man assaulted a female in the 1200 block of State Street.
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Vehicle Collision on State Street
Roger reports a traffic collision in the 3200 block of State Street.
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Boyfriend Steals Car at Gas Station
Roger reports a boyfriend stole a vehicle while at a gas station on Highway 246.