August 24, 2020
Plus: Weekend limits on Montecito beach parking; Space Home & Garden's "safe soft opening"; Montecito Village storefront appears leased; "world-famous sculptor" looking for a rental; short film about Lotusland.
February 21, 2020
Other local news: Meg Ryan bought in Montecito; Das Williams agrees to stop attacks on Laura Capps; the Independent's political endorsements; new shops and fitness studios in Paseo Nuevo; Pier 1 Imports in Goleta will close; first steps toward capping Summerland oil wells; more on the Montecito pharmacy raid.
September 23, 2019
In other recent news: Montecito roundabouts get more funding; 41 new units of low-income senior rental housing on Garden Street; neighbors oppose Olive Street duplex plan; assemblymember Monique Limón is running for state senate.
September 13, 2019
And in other recent news: Santa Barbara's second pot shop has opened; more development coming to the Funk Zone; comparing the sites for a new police headquarters; hikers saved by putting a message in a bottle.
August 17, 2019
The Montecito Association sent out another excellent update on the dire insurance situation in Montecito and beyond: Policies aren't being renewed, and new coverage is hard to come by (and/or expensive). 1
You can unsubscribe at any time.
I too am from NYC and have found Siteline the best discovery since I moved to SB 2 years ago. Please don’t ever stop bringing… — Margaret Spaniolo
I have been following your site for years and value your opinions, travel itineraries (love those) and damn near everything you print. SitelineSB is such… — Nancy Travis
I really enjoy your coverage of all things, and find it to be extremely unique compared to the other “news” outlets around town. I was… — Caitlin
Wow! The details are… astonishing. Can we get a ‘Walk with Me’ through Glendessary Lane neighborhood? — JB
Thanks for this. Bell's is going to fix it (and may have already). — Erik Torkells
Bibi Ji has consistently refused to turn down their blasting music citing “the managment’s rules”. Grating on multiple levels. — Amy
That’s what happens when a restaurant is operated by investors instead of culinary professionals. — C reeves
The recipe clearly says a 10 pound CAN OF TOMATOES, not a #10 can — Christine!
It’;s actually a free standing bamboo sculpture by artist, Gerard Minakawa. It functions as a meditative space. You can see more of his amazing work… — Justin
I admire you and your writing a great deal but disagree about a new restaurant: if they open and charge full freight, one should expect… — Bill Tomicki
Recent Comments
I too am from NYC and have found Siteline the best discovery since I moved to SB 2 years ago. Please don’t ever stop bringing… — Margaret Spaniolo
I have been following your site for years and value your opinions, travel itineraries (love those) and damn near everything you print. SitelineSB is such… — Nancy Travis
I really enjoy your coverage of all things, and find it to be extremely unique compared to the other “news” outlets around town. I was… — Caitlin
Wow! The details are… astonishing. Can we get a ‘Walk with Me’ through Glendessary Lane neighborhood? — JB
Thanks for this. Bell's is going to fix it (and may have already). — Erik Torkells
Bibi Ji has consistently refused to turn down their blasting music citing “the managment’s rules”. Grating on multiple levels. — Amy
That’s what happens when a restaurant is operated by investors instead of culinary professionals. — C reeves
The recipe clearly says a 10 pound CAN OF TOMATOES, not a #10 can — Christine!
It’;s actually a free standing bamboo sculpture by artist, Gerard Minakawa. It functions as a meditative space. You can see more of his amazing work… — Justin
I admire you and your writing a great deal but disagree about a new restaurant: if they open and charge full freight, one should expect… — Bill Tomicki