Pacific Corinthian Youth Foundation Sets Sail

Tracy Lehr

OXNARD, Calif. (KEYT) The Pacific Corinthian Youth Foundation is teaching the next generation of sailors.

The Ventura County nonprofit began in 1992.

It still has some openings for the remaining summer camp in the Channel Islands Harbor.

The sailors get hands-on experience on the water and on the Pacific Corinthian Yacht Club dock.

For more information visit https://pcyc.org or email pcyfsailing@gmail.com

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Wine Lovers toast 23rd California Wine Festival

Tracy Lehr

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) Wine lovers from far and wide toasted the 23rd California Wine Festival with souvenir glasses.

The festival took place at Chase Palm Park Oceanside on Saturday

Organizers call it the California Wine Festival’s signature event.

It features local wine, cheese, chocolate and BBQ, too.

“The runner up this year is oak and fire and the champion of best tri tip of he 805 is  craft wood fireed catering they don’t even know yet but we re going to announce it to them soon. And we hope everyone will be back next year, same weekend the third weekend in July until i am too old to do it, “said California Wine Festival Executive Director Emily Kaufmann.

“Every year I go to all of them multiple locations and this is my favorite one,” said Adusea Irumundomon, “The scenery the people and of course the wine and yes especially the people they are very friendly here.”

Saturday’s tasting followed an evening event at the Hilton Santa Barbara Beachfront Resort on Friday night.

The weather made Saturday’s tasting so nice that people didn’t seem to be in a hurry to leave.

For more information visit https://californiawinefestival.com

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“Anything Goes” features Cole Porter Favorites

Tracy Lehr

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) “Anything Goes” is going strong at the Garvin Theatre.

It is The Theatre Group at Santa Barbara City Colleges latest production.

The show is known for it music and lyrics by Cole Porter.

It is about a lovesick stowaway and a crew full of sailors, chorus girls, millionaires and more.

There is a matinee on Sunda and  one more weekend to follow .

For more information visit https://www.theatregroupsbcc.com

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21-year old from Jackson involved in Fatal Crash in Blackfoot

Hadley Bodell

BLACKFOOT, Idaho (KIFI) – Idaho State Police responded to a single-vehicle crash on Wooton Way and Eagle Way in Blackfoot at approximately 7 p.m. on July 17.

The driver was a 21-year-old man from Jackson, Wyoming. Police say the 2000 Mercury Mountaineer left the roadway and rolled, coming to a stop in a gravel parking lot nearby.

The man was transported to the local hospital in an ambulance but later died of injuries from the crash. Police say he was not wearing a seatbelt.

The crash is still under investigation by Idaho State Police.

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Valley residents gather for World Cup Watch Party at The Shops at Palm Desert

Timothy Foster

PALM DESERT, Calif. (KESQ) — Soccer fans from across the Coachella Valley gathered at The Shops at Palm Desert this weekend to watch the World Cup in a unique indoor setting that offered relief from the desert heat while bringing the community together.

Hosted by the City of Palm Desert in partnership with The Shops at Palm Desert, the free two-day event transformed the mall’s Main Court into a community watch party, where fans watched the tournament on a large screen while enjoying music, shopping, food, local vendors, giveaways and family-friendly activities.

The event was part of the city’s “Discover What’s Next” summer campaign, which aims to promote local businesses and create opportunities for residents to connect.

City of Palm Desert Marketing and Tourism Manager Thomas Soule said the goal was to create a place where the community could come together to experience the excitement of the World Cup. He said The Shops at Palm Desert was the ideal location because its indoor, air-conditioned setting gave residents a comfortable place to watch the matches while also enjoying everything the mall has to offer.

In addition to live match viewing, attendees explored a local vendor fair, participated in a kids craft area, listened to a live DJ, entered prize drawings and took advantage of discounts offered by participating stores and restaurants.

Fans said hosting the event indoors made it a great alternative to watching the match outside in the triple-digit temperatures. They added that the atmosphere allowed people to enjoy the games comfortably while spending time with family, friends and fellow soccer supporters.

Many attendees also said the large crowd created an exciting environment that made the experience feel more like attending a live sporting event. Others praised the city for offering a free event that brought the community together around one of the world’s biggest sporting competitions.

Organizers said the celebration continues Sunday with another community watch party for the World Cup final. The free event will once again feature live match viewing, family activities, local vendors, giveaways and special promotions from participating businesses.

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The Repair Café Helps Repair the Planet One Item at a Time

Alissa Orozco

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) – From tables to chairs, sweaters to toasters – you name it, they can fix it! The Repair Café Santa Barbara returned to the CEC Environmental Hub Saturday for another completely free repair workshop.

Roughly 25-30 volunteers offered up their expertise to help fix another broken items, both big and small. Folks brought in their broken item, and then sat down with volunteers who guided them through the repair process to share pratical skills that can be used in the future.

Organizers say this helps prevent unnecessary waste, and keeps items out of the landfill.

“People are just so grateful that we’re doing this,” said Repair Café organizer, Issac Laris. “We have had amazing experiences fixing all sorts of sentimental items and just feel great about keeping things out of the landfill.”

People got to enjoy free coffee and drinks while they waited for their items. The Repair Café is hosted on a bi-monthly basis, completely free to the community.

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Dog Drowning Forces Camp Canine to Temporarily Shut Down, Community Outraged

Alissa Orozco

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) – A local pet daycare and spa is facing intense community outrage after a young dog drowned in their care. A now-viral TikTok video shows the devastating moments after a local dog owner found out his dog had died at Camp Canine – screaming out, “they killed my dog!”

Comments online allude to previous history of negligence by Camp Canine in the past, and say the facility made no attempts to contact the owner about his dog’s death until he arrived to pick him up.

Your News Channel reached out to the Santa Barbara Police Department who shared that on Thursday, July 16, 2026, at approximately 4:45 p.m., officers responded to Camp Canine in the 800 block of East Montecito St. They say officers spoke with the pet owners, and interviewed employees at the daycare, but shared no further details of the investigation.

On Saturday, Camp Canine announced via their social media that they would be temporarily suspending their operations, stating:

“A family entrusted us with a cherished member of their family, and they are now living with an unimaginable loss because we failed in our responsibility to keep their dog safe. We are profoundly sorry. Our hearts are with them as they grieve, and we know that no words can lessen the pain they are experiencing.”

The Santa Barbara Police Department say it is investigating the incident with the assistance of the Criminal Investigative Unit and Animal Control Team.

A GoFundMe page has been set up to help support cremation and memorial services for Bruce the English Bulldog.

Animal Rescue Team’s Julia Di Sieno said plans are in the work to hold a peaceful protest this Wednesday at 10 a.m. She said participants should leave their dogs at home.

Your News Channel is working on gathering more information, and this article will be update as more information becomes available.

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Fire Burning in Blaine County grows to 1,000 acres, prompts evacuations

Hadley Bodell

HAILEY, Idaho (KIFI) – The Ohio fire is quickly growing in central Idaho, expanding to 1,000 acres this evening. Evacuation orders have been issued for several neighborhoods in the area.

The Heather Ohio Valley evacuation area is under a level 3 “GO” status, meaning anyone in the boundaries announced by the Blaine County Sheriff’s office need to leave immediately. This includes all homes in the Indian Creek Subdivision and Indian Creek canyon. Officials say evacuated residents are not allowed back into the area until the fire danger has passed.

The Ohio Fire has also caused road closures for Buttercup Road at Highway 75 and Red Devil Lane. Blaine County Sheriff’s say to stay out of the area at al costs to allow emergency personnel easier access.

Evacuees can go to the WR Middle School or the Life Church.

As of just after 4 p.m. this afternoon, The Hiawatha zone is on a Level Two status, meaning residents in this area need to be “SET” to evacuate if the fire spreads.

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Man seriously injured in Miller County Crash

Marie Moyer

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ)

One man was seriously injured in a car accident in Miller County Friday afternoon.

According to a Missouri State Highway Patrol Crash report, at around 12:15 p.m. yesterday, a 38-year-old Richmond, Missouri man was driving a 2020 Ford F-550 and waiting to take a left turn on State Route 52 near Meadowbrook Road.

This was when a 29-year-old Sunrise Beach man driving a 2004 Ford Taurus drove forward and hit the back of the F-550, getting seriously injured in the process.

The Taurus was totaled, and the 29-year-old man was flown to the University Hospital.

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Man drowns in Truman Lake

Marie Moyer

Sedalia man died this Saturday morning after drowning in Truman Lake.

According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, the 36-year-old was swimming in the Shawnee Bend Recreation Area Beach in Benton County at around 8:20 a.m. when he went under the water and did not come back up.

The man’s body was recovered by the water patrol, and he was pronounced dead on scene. Next of kin have been notified.

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