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Santa Barbara closed State Street from Haley to Sola streets to cars, almost instantly infusing a sense of vitality and energy to a street that at times has felt like a ghost town since Gov. Gavin ...

Santa Barbara’s 400 block of State Street remains open to vehicles. City officials are considering closing the block to vehicles in order to include it in the State Street promenade, but there ...

Santa Barbara turned eight blocks of State Street into a car-free promenade in late May. Face coverings were optional outdoors there then, and many did without them.

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – New ideas to change the look of State Street in downtown Santa Barbara with short term ideas comes before the City Council Tuesday. They include more entertainment, small ...

Santa Barbara will not be having parades on State Street for the current period while issues over the promenade are worked out. There area safety and crowd control issues.

Downtown State Street in Santa Barbara features outdoor restaurant dining in the street, a response to the coronavirus pandemic and the restrictions on indoor service. Joshua Molina Noozhawk.com ...

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – If you haven’t seen State Street in Santa Barbara lately, brace yourself. It’s gone car-less. The empty lanes are filled with young and old people eating, drinking or ...

Santa Barbara City Council Considers Future of Bikes on State Street Promenade. Historic Landmarks Commission Tries to Put Kibosh on Downtown E-Bikes Program. By Nick Welsh Wed Sep 16 ... A handful of ...

Drivers will not have access to a portion of Santa Barbara's State Street starting Friday afternoon. The temporary change, which goes into effect at 4 p.m. from Sola to Haley streets, comes after ...

The City of Santa Barbara is working with businesses to establish a 20-foot fire lane along the State Street Promenade. The move means that restaurants and other businesses may have to adjust ...