The Carpinteria Valley Museum of History’s Talk & Talkback Speaker Series will continue at the History of Radio with ...

Forever an idealist, this collection of photos is a romanticized version of my summer days. The reality is more often sitting ...

Carpinteria preschoolers will soon learn and grow in a nature-inspired and child-centered environment optimized for hands-on ...

The Carpinteria Junior Lifeguards recently put their ocean skills and endurance to the test during the annual Swim, Paddle & Run Triathlon. Junior Guards competed in three challenging events that ...

Mike and Susan Damron, at left, traveled to American Samoa with their copy of Coastal View News. They are pictured here with ...

Artist Arturo Tello is surrounded by good company — his paintings and four-legged family members Ruby Claire Martell and ...

The Rincon Gateway Bluffs officially belong to the people of Carpinteria. The city of Carpinteria announced this week that ...

The Lynda Fairly Carpinteria Arts Center named Barbara Savage as July’s Volunteer of the Month. Savage volunteers her time and knowledge at the arts center on Fridays and Sundays, along ...

Carpinteria Future Farmers of America wrapped up a successful week at the Ventura County Fair, with all 27 participating students selling their animals at the Junior Livestock Auction and several ...

The next installment of the Community Matters series will focus on state housing requirements and their impact on Carpinteria on Thursday, Aug. 20, at 6 p.m. at Carpinteria City Hall.

Our city council manages the present with diligence. What it has not done is state a vision for Carpinteria’s future. In the absence of one, I offer this, because a ...

During the 1950s and 1960s it wasn’t unusual to help your neighbors recover from flood damage due to overflow from Santa Monica and Franklin Creeks. This was almost a yearly ...