-
A vegetation fire broke out near Highway 1 in the Vandenberg Village area, prompting evacuation orders and road closures. As of 3 p.m. Thursday forward progress of the Santa Lucia Fire has stopped and all evacuation orders and warnings have been cancelled. Nearby road closures are still in effect.
-
An incoming atmospheric river prompted Santa Barbara County to issue evacuation orders and school closures.
-
The Lizzie Fire that started in vegetation on the hill behind San Luis Obispo High School prompted evacuations at the school and surrounding neighborhoods.
-
The Plant Fire broke out on the west side of New Cuyama at around 1:20 pm on Saturday, causing evacuation orders and a stretch of Highway 166 to close. Santa Barbara County fire officials said as of 4:42 p.m. on Sunday, the blaze is at 60% containment and has burned about 5,500 acres.
-
The Central Coast is still experiencing rain, but the worst of the storm is likely over.
-
The Central Coast is bracing for more heavy weather this weekend, though it is not expected to be as extreme as it was earlier this week.
-
Most evacuation and shelter-in-place orders in SLO and Santa Barbara Counties are lifted, though there is still widespread damage and lingering threats.
-
The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office has canceled all evacuation orders from Monday’s massive storm. But, they say local communities may not be out of the woods yet.
-
UPDATE 3/6/19 8 A.M. Evacuation orders are now lifted for all areas of Santa Barbara County. The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office said many roads may…
-
UPDATE Feb. 4, 2019 10 A.M. Continued rainstorms and windy conditions overnight Sunday contributed to power outages in San Luis Obispo County, and more…