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Clock Is Running Out on California’s 46-Year Solar Property Tax Break
Earlier this month, Southern California Edison’s outage map again showed Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) warnings across the Santa Barbara South Coast, from the Gaviota Coast to downtown Santa Barbara. High heat, dry vegetation, and elevated fire risk are recurring realities here. For residents who have lived through wildfires,...
Santa Barbara Independent
Swath of Downtown Santa Barbara Goes Dark During Power Outage
This article was underwritten in part by the Mickey Flacks Journalism Fund for Social Justice, a proud, innovative supporter of local news. To make a contribution go to sbcan.org/journalism_fund. A swath of downtown Santa Barbara between Anacapa and Haley Street went dark at 9:18 PM on Thursday leaving businesses and...
syvnews.com
SpaceX set to launch U.S. Space Force mission early Saturday from Vandenberg SFB
The U.S. Space Force has approved the launch of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carrying the USSF-385 mission Saturday morning from Space Launch Complex 4 East at Vandenberg Space Force Base. The spontaneous launch window opens at 7 a.m. Saturday, with a backup opportunity available Sunday, at 5:49 a.m. Following...
KEYT
Housing Crisis Takes Center Stage in Santa Barbara District 5 Race
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — The housing crisis and the future of rent stabilization are taking center stage in the race for Santa Barbara City Council District 5. At a recent candidate forum, all three candidates — Cevin Cathell, James Zurlinden and Ian Baucke — pointed to the city's policies and decisions as part of the broader housing shortage, while offering different ideas for increasing the supply of housing.
The Robin Report
Patagonia: The Robin Report Retail Hit of the Week, 9. 26. 26
Unlike a certain President of the United States who offered a bordering-on-bribery $5,000 to anyone who voted Republican in the midterm elections, Patagonia—the iconic, admired outdoor outfitter—is giving up 112,000 customers who sign up three people to vote a $100 discount in its stores or it will make a donation of the same amount to the League of Conservation Voters.
restaurantmagazine.com
The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Opens New Location at Camarillo Premium Outlets
Experienced Operator Tae H. Kim Welcomes Shoppers and Locals to Newest Shopping Center Spot. The newest spot is owned and operated by Tae H. Kim, an experienced multi-unit franchisee with a deep background in the foodservice industry. Kim’s operational history includes owning sushi restaurants, developing a Paris Baguette, and expanding into other popular concepts like It’s Boba Time alongside his latest venture with The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf.
KTLA
Underwood Family Farms celebrates 29th Annual Fall Harvest Festival
Fall is in the air at Underwood Family Farms in Moorpark! KTLA’s Erin Myers was live with a preview of the farm’s 29th annual Fall Harvest Festival, featuring plenty of seasonal fun for the whole family. The Fall Harvest Festival runs daily from Sept. 26 through Oct. 31, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. For […]
andnowuknow.com
Freska Produce Announces Ecuador Mango Arrivals October 2nd With Promotable Volumes Expected October 9th; Gary Clevenger Shares
OXNARD, CA - Freska Produce International expects its first Ecuador mango arrivals on October 2nd, with promotable volumes beginning October 9th. The program will offer Ataulfo and Tommy Atkins mangos as Freska transitions into its fall sourcing season. Freska’s Ecuador program is supported by longstanding grower relationships and close coordination...
connectcre.com
PRCP, Conversant Acquire Super-Regional Ventura Mall
Pacific Retail Capital Partners (PRCP) has formed a joint venture with Conversant Capital LLC to acquire Pacific View Mall in Ventura for an undisclosed sum. The JV combines PRCP’s retail operating and leasing expertise with Conversant’s flexible capital capabilities and deep experience investing across real estate asset classes to acquire the 884,000-square-foot property. PRCP will assume leasing and operational responsibilities.
Santa Barbara Independent
A New Season for Ojai
It feels like we’re at the top of the world. After a long drive up dirt roads that twist and turn alongside Sulphur Mountain, we have finally made it to the farm. The view is picturesque with just a sliver of the Pacific peeking through the garden beds filled with tomatoes, cucumbers and berries. The soft sound of chickens clucking can be heard just over the hill while bees buzz nearby. There’s dirt, worms, and so much sun, but it’s hard not to feel romantic about this place at the top of Ojai.
KSBY News
Vacant lot along N. Railroad Ave. could become homes, shops, pickleball courts
A mixed-use development proposed for a long-vacant lot in Santa Maria includes housing, commercial space and an outdoor pickleball center, but some neighbors are concerned about traffic and parking.
venturingangler.com
Patagonia Announces 11.2 Million Vote Project
VENTURA, Calif. — Patagonia has a plan to reach millions of environmentalists who did not vote in the 2024 U.S. General Election. The company announced today it will launch the 11.2 Million Vote Project this Saturday, Sept. 26, which is Public Lands Day. There are 90 million acres of public land at threat across the U.S, and research from the Environmental Voter Project found that 11.2 million registered-to-vote environmentalists did not vote in the 2024 election.
Santa Barbara Independent
Supporting Santa Barbara’s Fledging Fishermen
The Commercial Fishermen of Santa Barbara (CFSB) say many young people lack the support to grow into fully fledged fisherfolk, even within the region’s established coastal economy. “For years, our fleet has worked out of a harbor with no room to grow — no place to store gear, no...
News Channel 312
Santa Maria Supply Store Sets Up Temporary Location To Continue Following Fire
SANTA MARIA, Calif. (KEYT) - A Santa Maria hardware store destroyed by a fire is setting up a temporary location to stay in business. Santa Maria Supply serves a lot of local customers specializing in manual labor. The store’s long-standing building on Blosser Road experienced what the fire marshal declared an accidental electrical fire about a The post Santa Maria Supply Store Sets Up Temporary Location To Continue Following Fire appeared first on News Channel 3-12 .