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Thursday, October 23 is Heat Pump Water Heater Day, dedicated to raising awareness of the benefits of heat pump water heaters (HPWHs). HPWHs are 3–4 times more efficient than traditional gas water heaters and switching can reduce your home…
Sustainability News
As the holiday season approaches, many people find themselves juggling family gatherings, travel plans, and year-end responsibilities. Amid the seasonal hustle and bustle, remembering to pay bills on time can easily slip through the cracks…
Every three years, the State of California amends and adopts updates to the International Construction Codes. The City, in turn, adopts the State’s updates and any local amendments by ordinance. These then become the governing construction…
The Paseo Nuevo Redevelopment Project proposes to transform the existing shopping center into a vibrant, mixed-use district that will bring new residents, revitalize retail activity, and strengthen the long-term economic and social…
Santa Barbara residents Fred and Janice Maggiore are the 2025 winners of the WaterWise Garden Recognition Contest, honored for their dedication to sustainable, handcrafted landscaping. The Maggiores gradually replaced their original lawn…
The City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation Department is excited to announce the reopening of the Casa Las Palmas, a popular event venue in Chase Palm Park, following a renovation project.
Parks & Rec News
The City of Santa Barbara is taking proactive measures to ensure public safety and minimize potential impacts from the current Major Storm Forecast for Santa Barbara County, including Free Emergency Storm Parking for residents who live in…
The City of Santa Barbara’s Public Works Department, Engineering Division will be presenting updates on the Vic Trace Reservoir Replacement Project (Project) at the Water Commission Meeting held Thursday, October 16 beginning at 9:00 A.M.…
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