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Guest Commentary: Why do certain county employees get both a pension and social security when they retire, and why are local taxpayers ultimately on the hook for these defacto state

Lompocs historic Artesia Schoolhouse and Fabing-McKay-Spanne farmhouse are open for tours on Saturday, for locals to visit and learn about local history.

Two candidates are running to represent some 85,000 residents of the Fourth District on the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors: incumbent Bob Nelson of Orcutt and challenger Krishna Flores,

Feb. 21, 2024, is the 200th anniversary of perhaps the biggest and deadliest battle in Santa Barbara County history, and by far the biggest rebellion that

Cameron Ingle, who took over the restaurant's kitchen in August, will prepare a five-course, $350 meal in March.

One person was killed in a crash on Highway 1 near Vandenberg Village on Wednesday. It happened at about 8:50 a.m. at Santa Lucia Canyon Road.

Seventh grader Kimberly Maria Garcia at La Purisima Catholic School was recently recognized for her award-winning essay on American History sponsored by the local Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR)

Lompoc Valley Medical Center Licensed Occupational Therapist Emily Garnica will offer tips to caregivers during a free community lecture to be held on Wednesday, Feb. 21.

The Santa Maria/Lompoc chapter of the NAACP kicked off celebrations in honor of Black History Month on Saturday in Santa Maria.

While it’s not Santa Barbara County’s sole craft distillery, Rock 12, owned by Sarah and Marko Suput, lies on a historic piece of land sporting more than