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I often write about “problems” in our city, so I thought I would recognize a positive move by our city manager, and what Mayor Jenelle Osborne said in a

Students at Lompoc Middle School were introduced to a number of potential occupations as part of a campus-wide career fair attended by 63 professionals in more than 23 professions.

A $1.2 million renovation project at Lompocs Pioneer Park is underway that will soon feature a new playground and fitness area, outfield netting in the ballfield, and landscaping and irrigation

The National Weather Service (NWS) reports that above-average temperatures are likely in the Southwest US. In South California, commuters can anticipate rain showers midweek. Read here.

Vandenberg Space Force Base announced Monday evening that an emergency management exercise will be conducted on base Tuesday that could cause temporary delays at all base gates.

An $8 million grant to resolve 18 vehicle encampments in the county and city of Santa Barbara have been awarded to the cities of Santa Barbara, Goleta,

Family members of one of two people killed in a suspected DUI crash in Goleta are suing ride-share firm Uber and related companies. The family claims they

Santa Barbara County, in a joint application with the city of Santa Barbara, has been awarded $7,975,380 to tackle the issue of unsheltered homelessness

Santa Barbara High track & field’s 4x800-meter relay squad headlined a strong weekend of action at the Mt. SAC Invitational and the County

Mary Jane Skinner Mary Jane Skinner was born Aug. 2, 1929, at home in Peru, Indiana, and passed away on March 17, 2024 at the age of 94½ years old in