The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors has approved more than $50,000 in grant funding to twelve area nonprofit organizations through the Arts Making Impact program.

Demonstrators wave signs as passing cars honk on North H St. during the “No Kings” protest Saturday afternoon at Central Ave. in Lompoc ...

Amy Smith, the community cat director for North County with the nonprofit ASAP (Animal Shelter Assistance Program) Cats, has ...

A pattern of fresh to strong (19 to 31 mph) northwesterly winds developing in the afternoon, decreasing during the night and ...

The California Legislature passed a state budget Friday that relies more on borrowing than spending cuts to close a projected ...

Now, another so-called gift, in the form of generative AI, has been placed on our doorstep, and we’re being told that it’s ...

The City of Lompoc is reminding residents to stay aware of potential scam phone calls impersonating the City's Treasury ...

The Lompoc City Council voted to cut its longstanding financial support for the Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce by nearly ...

You published a letter from John M., aka Uncle Johnny, who asked: "Why do food companies make it so hard to take the seal off of food jars?" ...

Free slaves, often referred to as “freedmen,” organized the first of what became the annual celebration of "Jubilee Day" on ...

The increase in the number of unsheltered individuals in Santa Barbara County is continuing, but at a markedly reduced rate ...

"I decided to sign with them because I fell in love with Scripps after attending the Discover Scripps fly-in program last ...