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Paso Robles Daily News

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School board approves Measure M spending plan, including 12 new Virginia Peterson classrooms

Trustees also buy two special education buses, approve Winifred Pifer playgrounds and records digitization. – The Paso Robles Joint Unified School District Board of Trustees voted 6-1 Tuesday, Nov. 10, to approve staff recommendations for spending the remaining Measure M bond money, including about $2 million in repairs and upgrades and a plan to replace six aging portable classrooms with 12 new classrooms at Virginia Peterson Elementary School, according to district staff.

Paso Robles, CA · 1d

Paso Robles Daily News

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Creston Village celebrates Halloween with trunk-or-treat, Cambria outing and happy hour

Week of events included a trunk-or-treat that drew about 300 people. – Creston Village Assisted Living & Memory Care in Paso Robles marked Halloween with a full week of activities, beginning with a trunk-or-treat that drew about 300 people from the community. Families in costume filled the parking lot, and...

Paso Robles, CA · 16h

Paso Robles Daily News

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Planning commission approves mayor’s request for taller accessory building on Terrace Hill Drive

Commission also continues 12-unit housing project time extension to Dec. 8. – The Paso Robles Planning Commission voted 5-0 Tuesday, Nov. 10, to approve a development plan modification that allows a detached accessory building at 41 Terrace Hill Drive to exceed the 15-foot height limit in the city’s single-family residential zone. The applicant, John R. Hamon Jr., is the city’s sitting mayor, according to the city attorney.

Paso Robles, CA · 16h

Santa Barbara Independent

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Old Town: The Heartbeat of Goleta

The Neighborhood That Puts the ‘Good’ in Goodland. Long before Goleta became an incorporated city in 2002, there was “Old Town.” The stretch of Hollister Avenue between Kellogg and Fairview serves as the center of commerce, culture, and community for Goleta locals, and it’s a neighborhood that’s managed to hold onto and celebrate its past while at the same time embracing the new businesses on the block.

Goleta, CA · 2d
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News Channel 312

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California Emergency Officials Urge Residents to Prepare for Potential El Niño Winter

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Santa Barbara Independent

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Supervisors Respond to Santa Ynez Chumash’s Move to Put Land Near Casino into Federal Trust

Sometimes it’s the dog that doesn’t bark that’s most arresting. For example, not a single member of the public showed to comment about the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians’ application to place a 365-acre chunk of land by the intersection of Highways 154 and 246 into “federal trust” at this Tuesday’s Board of Supervisors hearing on the subject.

Santa Ynez, CA · 2d

Santa Barbara Independent

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Kristen Sneddon Wins Santa Barbara Mayoral Race

With only a smattering of votes left to be counted in this fall’s midterm elections, Santa Barbara mayoral candidate Kristen Sneddon has amassed a statistically insurmountable lead over her chief mayoral rival, Councilmember Eric Friedman. Friedman, a nine-year councilmember famous for spinning late night soliloquies full of historical references...

Santa Barbara, CA · 1d

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Santa Barbara Unified Celebrates New DPEA Learning Facility at Dos Pueblos High School

Santa Barbara Unified School District celebrated the grand opening of a new Dos Pueblos Engineering Academy (DPEA) facility, the Virgil Elings Center for Creative Learning, on Thursday, Nov. 12, marking a major milestone in expanding hands-on career preparation for local students. Located at Dos Pueblos High School, the facility provides...

Santa Barbara, CA · 1d

VC Star | Ventura County Star

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Ventura County cities debate license plate reader cameras

A growing number of residents across Ventura County are raising concerns about privacy, surveillance and data collection from the use of automated license plate reader cameras. The systems are used in nearly every city in the county, including areas patrolled by the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office. Ventura is among the latest cities debating the technology, which uses cameras mounted on poles and patrol vehicles to capture license plate information. The Ventura City Council plans to review options for the police department’s use of the cameras on 5 p.m. Nov. 12 at a special meeting , said Police Chief David Dickey. Council members could renew or terminate the existing contract, according to the staff report. Also known as Flock Safety cameras, these devices have drawn national attention following reports of unauthorized access to footage that led to arrests and investigations involving police and sheriff’s officers. Ventura resident and activist Michelle Rosenblum said she opposes the cameras and plans to tell the City Council to cancel the contract with Flock at the meeting. “It is a tremendous violation of our privacy,” she said. “To me, what’s the difference between having Flock cameras on every corner versus us all having to wear ankle

Ventura County, CA · 2d

News Channel 312

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Beachgoers notice Sand Berm in Carpinteria

CARPINTERIA, Calif. (KEYT) To children the completed sand berm in Carpinteria is a place to play, but to adults it offers some piece of mind during Kelvin waves, King Tides and El Nino storms. "I think the berm is a little lower this year but it is wider and i know the people here know The post Beachgoers notice Sand Berm in Carpinteria appeared first on News Channel 3-12 .

Carpinteria, CA · 2d

California Housing Market News

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Santa Barbara County supervisors weigh affordable housing rule changes, Malkin rezone and homeless services funding

The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors met on November 10, 2026, with a housing-heavy agenda. The most significant item was a public hearing on changes to the…

Santa Barbara County, CA · 3d

Ventura County Reporter

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VC Election 2026: City council, superintendent of schools and other results from the Nov. 3 midterms

The nationwide blue wave favoring Democratic candidates in the Nov. 3 election washed over Ventura County, with some exceptions. Ventura County’s congressional delegation will continue to consist of all Democrats. Jacqui Irwin of Thousand Oaks won her first term in the House of Representatives in Dist. 26 while Santa Barbara resident Salud Carbajal won reelection in Dist. 24. Brad Sherman of Sherman Oaks will continue representing Dist. 32, which now includes Simi Valley following the most recent redistricting.

Ventura County, CA · 1d

News Channel 312

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State Street Trading Post Introduces Multiple New Small Businesses to Santa Barbara

Multiple businesses open in the State St. Trading Post. It is a start up for some in time for the holidays. The post State Street Trading Post Introduces Multiple New Small Businesses to Santa Barbara appeared first on News Channel 3-12 .

Santa Barbara, CA · 1d

Coastal View

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Chevron gets approval for decommissioning work

Chevron will soon begin work to remove and abandon a subsurface oil pipeline near Tar Pits Park, after City Council approved a license agreement allowing the company access to the park to complete work at three specific locations near the bluffs. The agreement is part of the larger decommissioning effort,...

Carpinteria, CA · 2d

Santa Barbara Edhat

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Santa Barbara Hosts Free Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Event at SBCC La Playa Lot

Santa Barbara residents can safely and freely dispose of paint, batteries, motor oil, and chemicals on Saturday, November 14, at SBCC's La Playa Stadium. The City of Santa Barbara’s Sustainability & Resilience Department and MarBorg Industries are hosting a FREE Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event on Saturday, November 14, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Santa Barbara City College’s La Playa Stadium Parking Lot 2-C (136 Loma Alta Dr, Santa Barbara). City of Santa Barbara residents are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to safely dispose of household hazardous waste.

Santa Barbara, CA · 1d

Santa Barbara Independent

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Parks & Rec’s Master Plan

Imagine your neighborhood park with a new bathroom. Or a roller rink. Maybe a splash pad, more shade, or a place for dogs to run off-leash. Those ideas are on the table as Santa Barbara takes a fresh look at its parks, beaches, and open spaces for the first time in 40 years.

Santa Barbara, CA · 1d

Santa Barbara Edhat

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City of Ventura Launches Annual Santa to a Senior Gift Drive for Older Adults

The City of Ventura invites community members to donate unwrapped gifts through December 9 to brighten the holidays for over 200 local seniors. The City of Ventura’s annual Santa to a Senior program kicks off Thursday, November 12, 2026, to collect gifts for seniors at the Ventura Avenue Adult Center. Gift donations will be accepted through Wednesday, December 9, 2026.

Ventura, CA · 3d

syvnews.com

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Solvang explores privatizing water, wastewater, treatment systems

The City of Solvang is exploring the possibility of privatizing its water, wastewater and water treatment systems, a decision that could impact residents in nearby contracting communities including Santa Ynez and Los Olivos. “I want to reiterate we’re not changing course. The course we have for Los Olivos and all...

Solvang, CA · 1d

syvnews.com

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Segovia widens lead in Lompoc, Williams maintains narrow lead in Buellton

Updated vote totals Thursday for Lompoc and the Santa Ynez Valley saw one candidate’s lead widen, another's narrow and a change in the order of candidates competing for three seats on the Los Olivos Community Services District board. In Lompoc City Council District 2, Sharlameigne Segovia widened her lead...

Lompoc, CA · 1d

Noozhawk

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After 7-Hour Hearing, Housing Project at La Cumbre Plaza Clears Design Review

At the end of a seven-hour hearing, Santa Barbara’s Architectural Board of Review granted design approval for the 680-unit housing development planned for 3805 State St. and 110 S. Hope Ave. in Santa Barbara, allowing the project to move forward. The La Cumbre Plaza project was approved on a...

Santa Barbara, CA · 3d