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Protests are continuing in Los Angeles in response to immigration enforcement operation and community leaders along the Central Coast are paying attention. Santa Barbara Mayor Randy Rowse talks about how local families can prepare.
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A longtime nonprofit serving the Latino and immigrant communities on California’s Central Coast is fighting to reclaim its historic headquarters. The group lost its building in 2021 after filing for bankruptcy.
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The City Santa Barbara is cracking down on illegal sidewalk vending.
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The City of Santa Barbara is stepping up to support health and human services programs amid uncertainty over federal funding.
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The survey is part of the Residential End Uses of Water study to help water agencies plan for ways to save water in the future.
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A major redevelopment project is in the works for La Cumbre Plaza in Santa Barbara to replace the old Sears with a 443-unit housing complex.
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Tenants at a Santa Barbara apartment complex are going on strike by refusing to pay rent until the property owners meet their demands.
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Updates to the Santa Barbara Public Library are now complete. Visitors can check out the updates at a grand-opening event Sunday.
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As Floridians evacuate ahead of Hurricane Milton, a Santa Barbara humanitarian organization is preparing to provide medical supplies to those in need.
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The City of Santa Barbara is addressing the increase in homelessness countywide by opening a new support center in the downtown area. The new FARO Center offers housing assistance, job support, and mental health services.