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3 weeks ago | 
keyt.com | Andie Lopez Bornet
New today at 5:50 pm Published June 7, 2025 6:03 pm OXNARD, Calif. - Summer is just around the corner and some kids have already started Summer break. A local Ventura county doctor and surfer shared tips on staying safe in the water this summer, such as staying hydrated in the sun, drinking electrolytes and the importance of wearing sunscreen.
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3 weeks ago | 
keyt.com | Andie Lopez Bornet
KEYT / Andie Lopez Bornet New Published June 7, 2025 5:50 pm SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - Santa Barbara Community Academy is celebrating 25 years of growth and educational excellence. The celebration included music by Mezcal Martini, alumni gathering and had some of the young students in attendance. Santa Barbara community academy is a school of choice and is community based and allows parents to be involved whether in the classroom or events.
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3 weeks ago | 
keyt.com | Andie Lopez Bornet
KEYT / Andie Lopez Bornet New Published June 7, 2025 5:40 pm SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - The Santa Barbara airport hosted airport day with the theme "Imagine a Future in Aviation" to inspire students and offer mentorship in the aviation and aerospace world. Students were able to apply for scholarships at the event and talk to pilots and air traffic controllers. There were also fly overs for attendees to watch.
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3 weeks ago | 
keyt.com | Andie Lopez Bornet
New Published June 6, 2025 3:06 pm This past week we have seen on and off again marine layer and cloud coverage. Onshore flow has been persistent. As we head into to the weekend, the Central Coast can expect better clearing and warmer temperatures. Currently, there are no watches, warnings or advisories in place through out the region, giving us calm conditions to start the weekend. Onshore flow begins to weaken on Saturday, which will allow better clearing through the weekend.
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3 weeks ago | 
keyt.com | Andie Lopez Bornet
KEYT / Andie Lopez Bornet New Published June 1, 2025 3:36 pm SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - Skies cleared up just in time at Municipal Tennis Facility for the Mosaic therapy collective 2nd annual pickleball tournament. “We’re here today on behalf of Mosaic Therapy Collective," said Executive Director of Mosaic Therapy Collective, Sharon MacDonald.
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3 weeks ago | 
keyt.com | Andie Lopez Bornet
Published June 1, 2025 3:36 pm SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - Skies cleared up just in time at Municipal Tennis Facility for the Mosaic therapy collective 2nd annual pickleball tournament. “We’re here today on behalf of Mosaic Therapy Collective," said Executive Director of Mosaic Therapy Collective, Sharon MacDonald.
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4 weeks ago | 
keyt.com | Andie Lopez Bornet
New Published May 31, 2025 5:09 pm SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - Onshore flow gave way for the coasts Saturday and overcast skies prevailed. Temperatures were slightly cooler than expected, but still hot for the interior. As we head into Saturday evening, temperatures begin to slightly cool. Sunday, for the beaches expect to wake up to overcast skies. The sunshine will burn through by midday or afternoon. Immediately next to the beaches, it may be a little more stubborn.
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4 weeks ago | 
keyt.com | Andie Lopez Bornet
KEYT / Andie Lopez Bornet New Published May 30, 2025 9:42 pm VENTURA, Calif. -Its a sight that has left people shocked. "This should not happen, I mean, this development right here went through the same thing no issues whatsoever," said Ventura local, Michael Hurst. "So it's just interesting to hear about it and actually see it, is pretty catastrophic."And people stopped by through the day Friday to see the sight, left in shock.
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4 weeks ago | 
keyt.com | Andie Lopez Bornet
VENTURA, Calif. – Its a sight that has left people shocked. "This should not happen, I mean, this development right here went through the same thing no issues whatsoever," said Ventura local, Michael Hurst. "So it's just interesting to hear about it and actually see it, is pretty catastrophic."And people stopped by through the day Friday to see the sight, left in shock. The City of Ventura says the ground gave way Thursday morning due to a temporary shoring failure.
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1 month ago | 
keyt.com | Andie Lopez Bornet
VENTURA, Calif.- A construction mishap caused a large chunk of pave to collapse in ventura leaving residents shocked at what they saw and heard next. “Well, unfortunately, we hear loud noises here a lot, but at first it was more watching the people and how they were reacting, which you could see was alarming to them," said Doug Danavick, who works at The Wharf store across the street from the incident and lives walking distance.
