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We paired Earth, Wind & Fire's iconic eras with some of our favorite wines, ranging from aged whites to bold reds.

There are thousands of developers all over the country; some are low-budget, slam-it-together-and-get-out-of-town developers, and others consistently

Many people across the Central Coast are seeing and smelling smoke from wildfires burning in other parts of the state and Oregon.

Smoke from fires burning hundreds of miles away has led to unhealthy air and warnings for parts of Santa Barbara County on Wednesday.  The Santa

While summer may be winding down in Santa Barbara County, fall has plenty of events and activities to enjoy. From the Goleta Lemon Festival to the Central

Dr. Melissa Smith Dr. Melissa Smith, the director of Health Equity Initiatives at UCSB, and an international advocate on women’s health issues will

A weak cold front will move through northern Santa Barbara County on Wednesday night into Thursday morning, with drizzle in the coastal regions and cooler conditions.

California lawmakers on Wednesday approved a 2024 ballot measure that asks voters whether to lower the bar for new taxes and bonds to fund housing and public infrastructure.

The proposed ordinance, modeled after a similar effort adopted by Grover Beach last winter, would allow “severely regulated” camping under “very restricted circumstances” to conform with state law.

Four Vandenberg Middle School students were given a glimpse of college life at UC Santa Barbara over the summer at Tech Trek Science Camp, a 1-week program designed for girls