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Lompoc police handled 35,680 calls for service, 694 investigations in 2025, annual report says (opens the original)
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The Lompoc Police Department handled 35,680 calls for service last year as part of a larger communications-center workload that included a total of more than 76,000 emergency and administrative calls, according to the Lompoc Police Departmentâs 2025 Annual Report. The report offers a year-in-review look at the departmentâs staffing, operations and workload. It also notes that several projects described as planned or in progress have since advanced in 2026. In 2025, the departmentâs communi
Solvang city employee strike reaches day 10; contract dispute returns to council Monday (opens the original)
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Solvang city employees represented by Teamsters Local 986 remained on strike Friday for a tenth day, with the issue of a new labor agreement set to return to the Solvang City Council on Monday. Roughly 30 city workers are involved in the strike, which started Sept. 15, just days before the city's annual Danish Days festival. On Friday, the city issued a statement laying out its side of the bargaining talks, including the wage offers. The city said an independent compensation study, sought by the
Cabrillo High Aquarium marks 40 years, unveils revamped Chumash Kelp Forest mural at Open House (opens the original)
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More than 400 people turned out for Cabrillo High School Aquarium's 40th anniversary event Wednesday to witness the unveiling of a treasured mural celebrating the areaâs kelp forest habitat and Chumash heritage. The two-hour gathering included the debut of the Chumash Kelp Forest Mural, made possible through collaboration with NOAAâs National Marine Sanctuaries, including the Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary and the Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary. According to Chris Ladw
House approves water bill including $38.3M in SB County authorizations (opens the original)
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Under a bill the U.S. House approved last week, Lompoc, Solvang and the Los Olivos Community Services District may be allotted a combined $38.3 million in federal authorizations for water infrastructure work. The Water Resources Development Act of 2026 authorizes U.S. Army Corps of Engineers civil works projects tied to flood control, navigation and other water-related needs. The legislation, which passed the House by a 415-9 margin, is now on its way to the Senate for vote and adoption before
Lompoc council censure of Bridge fails in 2-2 vote; Surf Beach fishing letter approved (opens the original)
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A Lompoc City Council bid to censure council member Steve Bridge fell short Sept. 15, ending in a 2-2 split after a five-hour session filled with sharp public comment, repeated mayoral warnings, and an extended argument over the cityâs rebate program. Mayor Jim Mosby and Mayor Pro Tem Dirk Starbuck opposed the censure, council members Jeremy Ball and Victor Vega supported it, while Bridge abstained. Ball wrote the resolution which would have formally censured Bridge over the circumstances tied
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