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The California Coastal Commission voted Wednesday to delay an item related to an increased number of SpaceX launches from Vandenberg Space Force Base

A 1-year-old octopus gently wrapped one of its tentacles around Jenna Gorndt’s fingers as the Cabrillo High School senior lightly touched the top of its...

Data gathered by the satellite will aid meteorologists in the generation of a wide variety of weather products necessary to conduct mission planning and operations globally.

The state of California has mandated that cities and counties find more space for “affordable” houses — but where? Well, that’s up to local government to

The Lompoc Half-Century Club and Aspen Dental will host a community mixer on Friday, April 12, with local businesses and individuals invited to attend.

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Lompoc Unified School District has been expanding its social-emotional learning program to help students navigate heightened anxiety and...

On April 11 (English) and April 17 (Spanish) the public is invited to attend webinars about available incentives aimed at reducing the cost of electric heat pump water heaters. In

A group of skygazers gathered Monday in Lompoc to witness the partial solar eclipse with members of the local astronomy club who provided options for safely viewing the special celestial

SANTA BARBARA, Calif.-Business looks like it is booming at The 99 Cent Store on Street St. in Santa Barbara. The State Street entrance is closed, but the

With rents and mortgage rates both up since the pandemic, some homeowners find it makes more sense to rent out rather than sell their houses when they move.