The Santa Barbara Waterfront is a defining feature of the city, serving as a hub for recreation, commerce, and natural beauty. However, with rising sea levels and increasing storm surges
SANTA BARBARA— On March 1, the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum (SBMM) announced that Jessica Tade had been appointed Deputy Director, effective March 13. Tade holds a Ph.D. in art
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA— It is once again the most wonderful time of the year. Southern California celebrates it on the water with festive holiday boat parades up and down the coast.
SANTA BARBARA— Santa Barbara’s historic beach access stairway Thousand Steps, reopened after a six-month closure for safety repairs and improvements. The steps were originally called Camino a Mar and were
SANTA BARBARA— On June 21, the Santa Barbara City Council declared a Stage Two Water Shortage Alert in response to statewide requirements for additional action during the statewide drought. The
SANTA BARBARA— On May 11 the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) announced it would continue the voluntary program known as “Blue Whales and Blue Skies” for the eighth year. Global
SANTA BARBARA— On April 21, the Santa Barbara Harbor Commission unanimously voted to pass the 2023 proposed budget. The proposed budget was passed by all six commissioners and the chair and
2022 Twilights First Half (May 5) REDONDO BEACH⸺ The fourth race of the first half of the King Harbor Yacht Club’s Twilight series will be on May 5. The race
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