Pardall Road News Today

Roughly 800 community members attended to experience live music, free food catering, games, a 30-foot Ferris wheel, a mechanical bull and live music.

UC Santa Barbara’s Gauchos for Recovery “Generation Recovery” arts and music festival took place in Isla Vista's Anisq’Oyo Park on April 27.

It’s one of the biggest days in Isla Vista, the one day a year when a Ferris wheel looms over Pardall Road, and this year a mechanical bull tossed

Santa Barbara County is working on a project to improve bicycle and pedestrian safety in Isla Vista, a community packed with students, families and young

Jose Celoden calls himself a pioneer of reselling clothing. A Santa Barbara local and owner of Streets of Vintage Flea Market, he hosts pop-ups every

The Daily Nexus conducted a social media form calling out for UC Santa Barbara couples that met on campus and are still together. Here are their stories.

Tucked away at the edge of Isla Vista’s commercial avenue, Pardall Road, lies the town’s newest hidden gem. The hit chain, Oakberry, originates from Brazil and has stores across the globe. Their December opening offers Isla Vista residents a taste of the country’s culture and a healthy fast food option, which I knew I had

Hana Kitchen's teriyaki mango tacos are an exciting new venture into Asian fusion cuisine.

Amidst some departures of beloved I.V. establishments, several new restaurants arrived — some alumni-owned, others with preexisting locations in Santa Barbara County — expanding the selection of dining options for students.

A walk around Isla Vista during the month of December reveals the community glowing under holiday lights and decorations. From the shining Christmas tree on Embarcadero del Norte and Pardall Road to the cozy string lights in Woodstock’s Pizza to Delta Tau Delta’s inflatable Santas, these annual decorations never fail to spark excitement for students.