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Presidents' Day Holiday Observed Feb. 16 | Día de los Presidentes observado el 16 de feb.

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Helicopter Operations & Utility Upgrades in Riviera Neighborhood
Southern California Edison (SCE) will conduct critical energy grid upgrades in the Riviera Neighborhood on Friday, February 13, using helicopter operations to install five (5) new utility poles. This effort is part of an ongoing initiative…
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Mini-Grants Available for CycleMAYnia Bike Month Activities
SBCAG is accepting applications for mini-grants of up to $700 to support community-led CycleMAYnia activities during National Bike Month in May 2026, themed “Pedal Forward,” with applications and community calendar submissions due Feb. 27…
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Celebrate African American & Black History Month
National Black History Month, observed each February, honors the significant contributions of Black Americans to our nation's history, particularly in the pursuit of freedom, justice, and equality. This month is an opportunity to reflect…
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Beach Closure Issued for East Beach at Mission Creek
-Sharing on behalf of the County of Santa Barbara Health Department-PRESS RELEASEDecember 24, 2025BEACH CLOSURE ISSUED FOR EAST BEACH AT MISSION CREEK IN SANTA BARBARA DUE TO SEWAGE SPILLThe County of Santa Barbara Health Department has…
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Travel Notice: Airport Reopened
As of 9:20 am on December 26, Santa Barbara Airport has reopened and all flights are cleared to resume normal operations. Airlines have been notified and will work to resume service. Please contact your carrier directly for information…
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Officials at the Jacaranda Court Groundbreaking Ceremony Dec 12, 2025.
Jacaranda Court Breaks Ground
The Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara (HACSB) has broken ground on Jacaranda Court, a transformative housing development located at 400 W. Carrillo Street. This milestone marks the start of construction on a 63-unit affordable…
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Holiday Street Sweeping Cancellations
Street sweeping and related parking enforcement in the City of Santa Barbara will be canceled on Christmas Day (Thursday, December 25) and New Year’s Day (Thursday, January 1). Regularly scheduled street sweeping will resume the next day…
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Reminder - Beware of Scam Invoice Emails
Protect Yourself From Fraudulent emails Claiming to be From The CityThe City of Santa Barbara is warning the community about scam invoice emails that impersonate City departments and request fraudulent payments. These fraudulent messages…
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Annual Rose Pruning Day Set for January 10
The City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation Department will host its Annual Rose Pruning Day on Saturday, January 10, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
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Next Phase of De La Vina Street Improvements Project Starting Spring 2026
Phase two of the Project, which replaced the water main from Micheltorena Street to Constance Avenue, is now complete. The next phase (phase 3) will construct pedestrian safety enhancements at nine intersections along De La Vina Street…
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"Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over"
Celebrate the Holiday Season ResponsiblyNational “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” Enforcement Campaign Begins Dec. 12
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Zapotec Weaving Meets Asphalt Art
Join lead artists Eddy Jimenez and Irene Ramirez for an engaging introduction to Zapotec rug weaving, natural dye techniques, and the cultural symbolism embedded in traditional designs. Through textiles on display, educational materials,…
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