Women’s Fund members pooled philanthropic donations to support 10 critical projects
Coming up on the Santa Barbara Patch calendar: Central Coast Quilters Yard Sale
Also, don’t miss Central Coast Quilters Yard Sale on the Santa Barbara Patch calendar
You won’t want to miss Central Coast Quilters Yard Sale on the Santa Barbara Patch calendar
Be sure to catch Central Coast Quilters Yard Sale on the Santa Barbara Patch calendar
And check out Central Coast Quilters Yard Sale on the Santa Barbara Patch calendar
Also check out Open Studio Tours by Ojai Studio Artists on the Santa Barbara Patch calendar
And on the Santa Barbara Patch calendar - Open Studio Tours by Ojai Studio Artists
Hearts Therapeutic Equestrian Center will host its annual Barn Dance Fundraiser & Auction on Saturday, May 16
Students for Eco-Education and Agriculture (SEEAG) is hosting a free “Farm Day Every Day” tour at Rancho Olivos in Santa Ynez.
Roofing and solar installation are two different yet impactful services that improve your property. Wicks Roofing and Solar offers both.
Appellate Court agreed defendants did not receive permission from the country club to relandscape and build on an easement.
Grants support nonprofit agencies addressing the critical needs of Women, Children, and Families in south Santa Barbara County
The Women’s Fund of Santa Barbara is proud to announce the election of its 2026 Officers and Board of Directors
The restaurant’s current rent is $61,403.70 per month, according to SFGate.
Santa Barbara Dojo Brings Thanksgiving to Hundreds of Local Families in Need
Brian Metcalf, a complex litigation and restructuring attorney, has joined the Santa Barbara law firm Cappello & Noël LLP.
Students, families, and volunteers are coming together to make sure no one in the community goes hungry this holiday
The fundraiser supports SEEAG's no-cost agriculture education and healthy eating programs for Ventura County and Santa Barbara County youth.
The Santa Barbara Symphony invites you to celebrate local young musicians at two free community concerts this month, showcasing more than 10
Ozbirn represents both business and individual plaintiffs and defendants.
Local educational non-profit names new board president
During the last school year, 4,225 students took part in 515 hours of STEM education.
The display will begin October 11 at the Santa Ynez Valley Historical Museum.
The man, who appeared disoriented and hypothermic when found, was 15 miles off his intended route, according to a report by SFGate.
The video, featuring workers posing with patients' bodily fluids, drew ire and disgust from viewers.
Guests will experience behind-the-scenes tours of farms, including tractor rides, produce tastings and giveaways, and plenty of kid-friendly
Only 100 trial lawyers are selected in each state.
U.S. District Judge Monica Almadani ruled on June 13 that MSB Investors LLC (MSB) can pursue all claims against the County.
Dr. Dan Brennan, board-certified pediatrician at Sansum Clinic, now part of Sutter Health answers your common questions about swimmer's ear.
The attacker barricaded himself in a second-story bathroom, then jumped after trying to escape out a window, police said.
Empowering Tri-County residents with no-cost pathways into skilled trades
A collective effort by 1,426 local women addresses the critical needs of women, children, and families in south Santa Barbara County.
Two Golden State cities — one from Southern California and another from Northern California — made the top-10 ranking.
The Santa Ynez Valley Historical Museum is hosting a closing reception for Channing Peake Art Exhibit.
Original Works by Residents and Employees on Display
All proceeds benefit SEEAG’s Farm-to-Food Lab program in Ventura and Santa Barbara counties.
The Santa Ynez Valley Historical Museum will offer special tours as part of the Santa Barbara Culinary Experience's "Day On the Farm."
Stop by SEEAG's booth at the Santa Barbara Earth Day Festival April 26 and 27 to pick up your seedlings.
Nonprofits were selected by region based on their impact and address pressing issues in their community.