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County Supervisors, UCSB reach settlement agreement on student housing - Vimarsana News

County Supervisors, UCSB reach settlement agreement on student housing

The Regents of the University of California recently approved a negotiated settlement agreement with the County of Santa Barbara which calls for the creation of 3,500 new student beds by

California bill banning medical debt from credit reports gets a boost - Vimarsana News

California bill banning medical debt from credit reports gets a boost

California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta has thrown his weight behind state legislation to bar unpaid medical bills from showing up on consumer credit reports. Only a few states have such protections.

Sewage spill prompts closure of Goleta beach near Santa Barbara Airport - Vimarsana News

Sewage spill prompts closure of Goleta beach near Santa Barbara Airport

The Santa Barbara County Public Health Department has issued a “BEACH CLOSED” notice for a beach near the Santa Barbara Airport in response to a reported spill of untreated sewage.

Hartmann faces off against Lompoc mayor Osborne, businessman Troise in 3rd District race - Vimarsana News

Hartmann faces off against Lompoc mayor Osborne, businessman Troise in 3rd District race

Voters will notice some familiar names in the race for Santa Barbara County's 3rd District supervisor seat as incumbent Joan Hartmann faces off against challenger Lompoc mayor Jenelle Osborne and

Santa Maria homeless identified in annual Point-in-Time Count - Vimarsana News

Santa Maria homeless identified in annual Point-in-Time Count

Data collected during the survey is crucial for developing local homeless assistance programs, justifying funding, and increasing public awareness, said Christina Horn, a social worker with hospitals in Santa Maria