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Bakersfield Now

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Chevron drilling operations resumed in Kern County

McKITTRICK, Calif. — Chevron marked its drilling restart Friday, Nov. 6, with a tour of an active drilling site in McKittrick and a gathering of local officials. Since August, Chevron has drilled about 40 new wells, according to reporting by Peter Segall of The Bakersfield Californian. The company is operating one drilling rig in Kern County.

Kern County, CA · 13h

Noozhawk

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Bill Macfadyen: Grisly Discovery in Santa Barbara Apartment Leaves Family Grieving and a Lot of Questions

Midterm wave elections are nothing new, especially in a president’s second term. But consequential wave elections are rare — and what happened Nov. 3 looks like one for the history books. What does it mean for the country, for California and for the next two years? And what...

Santa Barbara, CA · 21h

California is for Adventure

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Danish settlers founded this Santa Barbara County town in 1911, and starting Nov. 27 it lights up for a five-week Christmas festival

Solvang has windmills, a half-size Little Mermaid and a shop that sells Christmas decor year-round. Here's how to plan a visit around Julefest, running November 27 through January 3. The post Danish settlers founded this Santa Barbara County town in 1911, and starting Nov. 27 it lights up for a five-week Christmas festival appeared first on California is for Adventure .

Solvang, CA · 1d

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SLO County’s Updated Election Results 11.06.2026

The San Luis Obispo county clerk-recorder released updated voter counts, as well as an unprocessed ballot report yesterday. In Paso Robles, for mayor: Faith Frankel continues to lead against Bill Britton, 45 to 43%. Kris Beal is still ahead of Linda George, 73 to 27%. Michael Massey leads against Chris Bausch, 36 to 32%.

San Luis Obispo County, CA · 20h

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The Alleged Scheme Behind the Huge Builder’s Remedy Projects

••• The Independent digs into the people behind the absurdly large Builder’s Remedy developments proposed for next to the Mission, on the Lower Riviera, and in Carpinteria: “real estate advisor Ben Eilenberg, and Craig Martin Smith and Stephanie Smith, a couple in the real estate business.” Of note is this, about a lawsuit filed by Frontier Communications against the developers regarding the Carp project:

Santa Barbara, CA · 2d

Santa Barbara Independent

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Senior Citizen Disadvantage on State Street Closure

I rarely visit downtown. One of the big reasons is the difficulty in navigating by automobile the one-way streets and parking close to my destination on State Street. Why has our City Council put residents, especially senior citizens, at a disadvantage? No more curbside drop-offs for seniors with disabilities! No more retirement home transportation bus cruises. No more trolleys. No more of many things for locals downtown! Tourism front and center again.

Santa Barbara, CA · 2d

Santa Barbara Independent

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Santa Barbara Nuclear Lab Cited for Major Security Failure

A Santa Barbara laboratory that helps safeguard America’s nuclear arsenal mishandled classified information in a security failure that received the Department of Energy’s highest severity rating. Its operator now faces a $196,350 federal penalty. The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) issued a Preliminary Notice of Violation October 16...

Santa Barbara, CA · 19h

Santa Barbara Independent

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Santa Barbara Half Marathon Road Closures and Race Day Guide: What Residents and Visitors Need to Know for Sunday, November 8

Santa Barbara, Calif. (November 5, 2026) – The Santa Barbara Half Marathon presented by HOKA & 5K will bring more than 7,500 runners to the waterfront, Funk Zone and downtown on Sunday, November 8. Rolling road closures and temporary traffic patterns will be in place across the course, with the heaviest impact between 5:30am and 8:30am, especially along the waterfront.

Santa Barbara, CA · 1d

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Santa Ynez Valley trail plans advance as officials seek public input, $2.6M secured for early work

Plans for a roughly nine-mile multi-use trail connecting communities across the Santa Ynez Valley are moving forward, with the Santa Barbara County Association of Governments leading the effort and inviting residents to help shape the route. The proposed trail would link Buellton, Solvang, the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians...

Santa Barbara County, CA · 2d

San Luis Obispo Tribune

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This CA ballot measure is bad news for local communities. Luckily, it's losing | Opinion

With 14 measures on the California ballot, it was understandably hard to keep them all straight — especially with the billionaire tax hogging the spotlight. That may be why Proposition 43 didn’t generate the attention it deserved, given that out of all the ballot measures, it arguably had the greatest potential to affect the everyday lives of nearly all Californians. Prop. 43 aimed to make it much harder to pass local taxes. It proposed raising the approval threshold from a simple majority to two-thirds — which is nearly impossible to meet. (Taxes placed on the ballot by local governments already require a super-majority to pass. Prop. 43 supporters wanted to extend that mandate to citizen-sponsored tax measures.) As of Thursday afternoon, Prop. 43 was failing by more than 10%, according to the Secretary of State website . That’s a relief. Citizen-sponsored taxes help fund critical services like fire prevention, police protection, flood control, hospitals, water and sewer plants and road maintenance. They make it possible for cities and towns to keep libraries open, playing fields mowed and recreation programs running. In short, they provide the stop-gap funds that state and federal governments can’t — or won’t — supply. Many local

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VOTE NOW in the 2026 Best of the Santa Ynez Valley Contest

Welcome to The Santa Ynez Valley News Best of the Valley 2026. Join us for a year-long celebration of the outstanding businesses, organizations and people who make the Santa Ynez Valley such a special place to live, work and play. It's your chance to recognize your local favorites and help...

Santa Ynez, CA · 1d

KSBY News

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Santa Barbara County mayoral race updates

The mayoral races in Solvang, Buellton, Guadalupe, Santa Barbara, and Lompoc are heating up as ballots continue to be counted.

Santa Barbara County, CA · 3d

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Buellton to light up and celebrate for upcoming Fall Fest

Three-day event on Avenue of Flags to provide residents and visitors with music, rides, and overall family fun. October has passed, daylight savings time has ended, people are now making plans for Thanksgiving. In the middle of all that for the Santa Ynez Valley is three days of family fun on Avenue of the Flags as the Buellton Chamber of Commerce, along with En Fuego Events, hosts the Buellton Fall Fest, free for all to attend, from Nov. 6-8.

Buellton, CA · 1d

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Record-Breaking Ocean Levels Pummel California’s PCH at El Morro (Video)

Pacific Coast Highway is one of America's most iconic drives. And right now, one stretch of it is fighting to stay above the Pacific. At El Morro, beside Crystal Cove State Park near Laguna Beach, a massive fracture has opened along the bluff supporting PCH. Caltrans says the crack measures as much as 360 feet long and two feet wide. With the ocean chewing away at the slope below, crews are racing to stabilize the hillside before winter's worst storms arrive.

Los Angeles, CA · 4d

Santa Barbara Independent

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The Downtown Santa Barbara Improvement Association’s “What’s Happening Downtown” Update

Press releases are posted on Independent.com as a free community service. Santa Barbara, CA – The Downtown Santa Barbara Improvement Association (DSBIA) invites residents and visitors to kick off November with a week full of art, live music, and new local experiences! Enjoy the monthly 1st Thursday Art Walk, catch the launch of Moonlight Sessions, a free live music series bringing Wednesday evenings to life on State Street, and celebrate the grand opening of State Street Trading Post. From community events and cultural experiences to seasonal specials and live performances, there’s plenty to explore in Downtown Santa Barbara.

Santa Barbara, CA · 20h

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DRB to Consider Hollister Roundabout Monument Sign

The City of Goleta invites the public to participate in an upcoming Design Review Board (DRB) meeting on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. in Goleta City Council Chambers (130 Cremona Drive). The DRB will review three design concepts for a proposed monument sign at the eastern roundabout of Hollister Avenue and Ward Drive as part of Project Connect.

Goleta, CA · 1d

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Project to clean up the Santa Ynez River collects more than 18 tons of trash

A week-long project to clean up a Central Coast river collected more than 18 tons of trash. Heal the Ocean and the nonprofit group Earthcomb partnered to clean up a section of the Santa Ynez River near Lompoc. They received a grant to support the three-week project. Much of the...

Lompoc, CA · 3d

News Channel 312

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The Ball is in Lompoc’s Court: Mapping Future Human Service Priorities Under Projected Mayoral Shift

LOMPOC, Calif. (KEYT) - Lompoc is looking ahead to the next year of human services funding. An annual financial meeting for non-profits followed last night’s midterm election shake-up. Representatives of non-profits serving Lompoc met inside council chambers Wednesday morning. “This grant is for human services that are provided through nonprofits here in Lompoc, that service The post The Ball is in Lompoc’s Court: Mapping Future Human Service Priorities Under Projected Mayoral Shift appeared first on News Channel 3-12 .

Lompoc, CA · 2d

The Cool Down

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California shelter at 130% capacity takes in 22 dogs rescued from a riverbed encampment

"We went down there, were able to secure all dogs and now they are here at the shelter."

Ventura County, CA · 1d

Santa Barbara Independent

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Santa Barbara Residents Wary of Petition Against Rent Stabilization

People running around town may have noticed the clipboard-bearing signature gatherers standing outside grocery stores, marketplaces, and public spaces, urging city residents to sign a petition sponsored by rental property owners opposed to the city’s recently passed rent stabilization ordinance. Signature-gathering campaigns became a familiar sight starting in September,...

Santa Barbara, CA · 3d