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Breaking news: Santa Barbara business robbed by suspect wearing a disguise; suspect still on the run
by Nick Masudaby Nick MasudaThe Santa Barbara Police Department is currently looking for a suspect that robbed a business in…
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A letter from Cottage Health physicians to the community . . .
by adminby adminDear Friends and Neighbors, We are Emergency Physicians at Cottage Health. We live and work in…
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Coronavirus Pandemic 2020
‘It’s really scary’: County’s health officer speaks out after area’s worst day for positive COVID-19 tests
by Nick Masudaby Nick MasudaOn a day when he had to reveal the most single-day positive COVID-19 tests, Dr. Henning…
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Coronavirus Pandemic 2020
Kanaloa Seafood Market and Kitchen sends fresh lunches to emergency room doctors and nurses
In Hawaiian, kina’ole means “doing the right thing, in the right way, at the right time,…
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Coronavirus Pandemic 2020
Coronavirus reduces Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network’s volunteer numbers at busiest time of year
by Josh Gregaby Josh GregaSanta Barbara Wildlife Care Network is entering its busiest time of year, which would be challenging…
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Walking with Christ: Carpinteria pastor blesses the city one step at a time amid coronavirus outbreak
St. Joseph’s Church pastor Monsignor Richard Martini estimates he’s walked over 90 miles through the neighborhoods…
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Coronavirus Pandemic 2020Local
Breaking news: County health officials announce 20 new positive COVID-19 cases; total now 88, with 10 in ICU
by Nick Masudaby Nick MasudaThe Santa Barbara County Public Health Department announced the biggest jump in positive COVID-19 cases on…
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Coronavirus Pandemic 2020
‘We’re trying to stay alive’: Santa Barbara fishermen sell straight to consumers as the coronavirus shuts down markets
by Tess Kennyby Tess KennyUp by six in the morning, home by five that night. The day was spent in…
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Coronavirus Pandemic 2020
‘Zoo to You’: Social media campaign helps the Santa Barbara Zoo stay connected with community, even as they deal with their own business shortfalls due to COVID-19
by Nick Masudaby Nick MasudaOn Friday afternoon, social media was abuzz — not because of coronavirus, not because of the…