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Energy Commission Freezes Puente Power Plant Proceedings
California Energy Commission agrees to freeze Puente Power Plant proceedings for six months, lengthening a three-year battle by environmental advocates to block the construction of a fourth power plant on Oxnard’s beaches.
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Dancer on Highway 33
Do edhatters know the story of a man who dances at the Santa Gertrudes Asistancio monument on Highway 33 every weekend?
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Domestic violence
Roger reports a woman was heard screaming in the 600 block of E. De La Guerra.
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Santa Barbara Mayor Voter Poll
Who will get your vote for Santa Barbara's next mayor? Take our edhat poll!
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Gas Odor Inside a Structure
Roger reports the smell of gas inside a structure in the 1000 block of Coast Village Road.
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Kids Playing on Train Tracks
Roger reports two kids are reportedly playing on the railroad tracks.
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Local Principal Arrested for DUI
The Principal of Santa Ynez High School was arrested for driving under the influence last month.
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Semi-Truck Fire Spreads to Brush
A semi-truck caught on fire that spread to nearby brush on Highway 101 northbound near the Nojoqui Grade Summit on Monday.
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Día de los Muertos in Carpinteria
Carpinteria artists once again hosted celebrations for Día de los Muertos... the Day of the Dead!
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John Floyd Gilbert
John Floyd Gilbert (December 16, 1942 - October 28, 2017)
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Misdelivery of Ballot?
Has anyone else had the experience of their vote-by-mail ballot being returned to them?
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Rebuttal to Don't Be Bullied Op-Ed
An edhat reader responds to a previous Op-Ed regarding Santa Barbara's Mayoral candidates.
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Above Santa Barbara
Pilot Max shares an aerial photo of the Santa Barbara coastline on Sunday.
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Vehicle Crash on Las Palmas
An edhat reader was on the scene of a vehicle crash on Las Palmas.
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One-Cent Tax or 1%?
Is Measure C a one-cent sales tax or 1% sales tax?
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Fall Colors in New York
Charles shares a few photos of fall colors in New York.
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Resisting Alien Invasions
UCSB researchers find that two distinct ecological mechanisms may provide resilience against invasive species in certain marine protected areas.
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Scanner Reports 11-6-17
Roger has the scanner reports. "The travelers we got around here now are nothing like the Old School Magruders we used to have."
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Suspect Arrested After Kidnapping and Pursuit
Santa Maria Police made an arrest of a kidnapping and violent domestic dispute suspect after a pursuit.
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Stabbing Arrest in Santa Maria
A violent stabbing in Santa Maria led to an attempted murder arrest.
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Lucidity Deja Vu Mini-Festival!
Each spring, the Lucidity Festival offers a small taste of Burning Man in our own backyard at Live Oak Campground. We just had an extra mini-Lucidity festival called Deja Vu.
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Basque Waves
Goleta Surfing took a little airplane ride to visit beautiful Spain.
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New Golden Gorilla Statue at Santa Barbara Zoo
A new 12-foot tall Golden Gorilla Statue is on display at the Santa Barbara Zoo.
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Graduates of Self-Sufficiency Program Celebrate
Graduates of the Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara’s Family Self-Sufficiency Program celebrated with community leaders.
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Non-Profit of the Week: A Different Point of View
A Different Point of View hosted a fundraiser that provide scholarships for local youth, thirty teens will be awarded aviation scholarships.
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Daylight Saving Time Has Ended
Read some fast facts about Daylight Saving Time as you enjoy your extra hour of sleep.
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Fight Brewing on E. Haley
Roger reports a fight involving 50 people at a party in the 900 block of E. Haley
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Fight at San Marcos High School
Roger reports a fight at San Marcos High School with a coach hitting youth players.
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Beautiful Day at Shoreline Park
An edhat reader shares photos from Shoreline Park.
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Praying Mantis
An edhat reader spots a praying mantis hiding in a bush.