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Did you know that organic matter (foodscraps, wet paper, etc.) from the trash is converted into compost and green energy at the new ReSource Center? Organic material like food waste and wet paper is pulled out of the trash, mixed with a…
A new plan is providing relief and hope for people who are impacted by the issue of homelessness on the Santa Barbara waterfront. In order to tackle the issue in a targeted way, SB Act facilitates a weekly Waterfront Regional Action Plan (…
The new state-of-the-art waste management facility, called the ReSource Center, increases our community’s recycling rate to above 85%, generates resources, such as green energy and compost, and dramatically lowers local greenhouse gas…
Temporary Road Closures Planned on Las Positas Road Through December 16
The Anapamu Street Bridge received a much-needed facelift. Public Works Streets crews helped with the cleanup, including the removal of some overgrown vines.To report graffiti or needed street cleanup, click here.
The Santa Barbara County Public Health Department wants to remind everyone that there is still time to get vaccinated against flu and be protected as the season continues. Since COVID-19 and flu could spread simultaneously this winter, flu…
'Tis the season for family, celebration, cheer, and of course -- buying gifts. This year, shopping local is more important than ever and should be at the top of your list. From natural disasters to the pandemic, Santa Barbara has been…
The Alliance for Water Efficiency has recognized the City with platinum status for their G480-20 standard, a nationwide standard for critical elements of an effective water conservation program. Santa Barbara’s long-term commitment to…
During Hispanic & Latin American Heritage Month and with support from a Cal Humanities Grant, the Library hosted a Latin American Immigrant Art Show, “The Things We Don’t Say,” in the Faulkner West Gallery. Artwork submitted focused on…
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