Heavy rains in the Tri-Counties ease drought conditions
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Evacuations ordered for Montecito, East Ventura County
Updated 12:35 p.m. Jan. 15: Ventura County issued evacuations in the Woolsey fire burn areas as of 11:07 a.m. Jan. 15. Mandatory evacuation areas include all of Bell Canyon, Oak Park (specific homes adjacent to the hillsides), unincorporated areas of Thousand Oaks, Sage Mountain Senior Living Facility, the south coast of Ventura County and Malibu areas, Read More →
Nonprofit to begin constructing 11 debris flow nets near Montecito
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Dubroff: Brewing a formula to revitalize downtown Santa Barbara
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Wells Fargo grants will help small businesses recover from fire
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Wells Fargo, WEV present $450,000 in grants to 60 small businesses
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Santa Barbara County tourism industry outlook good
With tourism largely rebounding in the aftermath of the winter’s disasters, Visit Santa Barbara unveiled a new branding campaign on Oct 30, along with optimistic lodging forecasts. Data from CBRE Hotels showed an increase in demand for lodging, even as Santa Barbara County absorbed a 6 percent increase in available rooms as new venues like Read More →
