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Santa Barbara Independent
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Highway 101 Lane Additions in Montecito to Reach Completion By End of 2026
The next phase of work on Highway 101 in Montecito should be done by the end of the year. Next will be the reconfiguration of the Hot Springs- Cabrillo Boulevard ramps and lanes as part of the overall widening project. The post Highway 101 Lane Additions in Montecito to Reach Completion By End of 2026 appeared first on News Channel 3-12 .
Santa Barbara Independent
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New Orcutt gas station opens near accident-prone intersection
ORCUTT, Calif. (KEYT) - A long-planned gas station located at one of the busiest intersections in Orcutt has finally opened for business. Orcutt Fuel welcomed its first customers Friday during a soft opening at the site, which features eight fueling stations and a 4,200-square-foot convenience store. “It's been really, really nice," said Orcutt Fuel employee Traci Bradbury. The post New Orcutt gas station opens near accident-prone intersection appeared first on News Channel 3-12 .
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cityofgoleta.org
Hollister Avenue Roundabout Work Rescheduled
Drainage work at the west end of the Hollister Avenue roundabout near the Highway 217 off-ramp and Dearborn Place has been rescheduled to begin this Monday, October 12, 2026, as part of the City of Goleta’s Project Connect improvements. The work will require an anticipated one-week closure that will restrict traffic movements at the roundabout for drivers exiting Dearborn Place and the southbound Highway 217 off-ramp.
citywatchla.com
What to Do After a Motorcycle Crash Before Pursuing a Claim Early
Phoenix's year-round riding weather is a blessing and a curse. Riders here are on the road all the time, and that constant exposure means more time shared with drivers who simply aren't watching for motorcycles. Distracted left turns at intersections, sudden lane merges, and drivers drifting into lanes without checking mirrors are all moments that send riders to the pavement.
Santa Barbara Independent
The Public Has Already Weighed In on State Street
Santa Barbara has spent years debating State Street. The Master Plan has passed, and the city is moving toward implementation. Yet the effort to reverse that decision brings us back to a familiar question: Should cars return?. The discussion has become contentious, with competing claims about what residents, businesses, and...