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Man sentenced to eight years for TV Hill arson in Santa Barbara - Vimarsana News

Man sentenced to eight years for TV Hill arson in Santa Barbara

By JOSH FRIEDMAN A judge sentenced an alleged serial arsonist to eight years in prison for starting a hillside fire in Santa Barbara in 2021 that damaged

Man Sentenced to 8 Years in Prison for Starting Loma Fire in Santa Barbara | Local News - Vimarsana News

Man Sentenced to 8 Years in Prison for Starting Loma Fire in Santa Barbara | Local News

Victor Angel Hernandez, 24, of Santa Barbara was arrested the night the blaze started, and later charged with multiple arson counts

Man get eight year prison sentence for arson fire which threatened hundreds of Santa Barbara homes - Vimarsana News

Man get eight year prison sentence for arson fire which threatened hundreds of Santa Barbara homes

2021 Loma Fire burned on Santa Barbara's TV Hill. No one was hurt, but several homes were damaged.

Source: kclu.org
Loma Alta to reopen from Cornell Street to West Canon Perdido on Friday - Vimarsana News

Loma Alta to reopen from Cornell Street to West Canon Perdido on Friday

The city of Santa Barbara announced it will reopen Loma Alta Drive between Cornell St. and West Canon Perdido St. on Friday.

Source: keyt.com
2021 Loma Fire arsonist sentenced to 8 years in prison, arson offender registration, and $80,000 owed to the city of Santa Barbara in guilty plea - Vimarsana News

2021 Loma Fire arsonist sentenced to 8 years in prison, arson offender registration, and $80,000 owed to the city of Santa Barbara in guilty plea

Victor Angela Hernandez has been sentenced to 8 years in prison for the 2021 Loma Fire that burned 9 acres and damaged multiple residences, according to The Santa Barbara District Attorney.

Source: keyt.com