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Mike Klan

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) –

Junior College Football: El Camino 61, SBCC 7; Hancock 54, LA Valley 21 (Thursday); Palomar 19, Ventura 6; Fullerton 31, Moorpark 24

High School Football: Dos Pueblos 42, Buena 28 Chase Johnson scored 4 touchdowns for the 1-1 Chargers.

Mission Prep 24, St. Francis 13

Girls High School Flag Football Ventura Tournament: Dos Pueblos 58, Fillmore 0

Paige Ferro had a big day for the offense returning a punt for a touchdown and rushing for 2 more. Ruby Streatfeild also threw for two touchdowns connecting with Brooklyn Hedricks and Kinda Ahmad-Reda. Annabelle Gren threw a pass touchdown to CiCi Moccardini and Ava Taiji Al’s threw a touchdown to Hazel Burgess.

Hedricks and Julie Brunner also had pick 6’s. Alma Basave and Malkonian also had interceptions.

Dos Pueblos 18, Scripps Ranch 6: Ruby Streatfeild connected with Kinda Ahmad-Reda for two touchdowns and Hazel Burgess returned a punt for a touchdown.

Makyla Watt had a sack to help the defense.

Chargers went 2-0 in the tournament.

Boys High School Water Polo Arroyo Grande Tournament: Dos Pueblos 13, East Clovis 10: Grant Nelson and Lucas Neushul led the scoring for DP with 4 and 3 goals respectively. Wyatt Warkentin played a great all around game with 2 assists, 4 drawn ejections, and a goal. Likewise, Skyler Carroll had 3 assists, two goals and 2 steals in the victory. Koa Zertuche finished with 7 blocks and an assist from the goal.

Dos Pueblos 18, College Park 7: In the final game of the Arroyo Grande Tournament Dos Pueblos took a commanding lead in the first quarter and never looked back in the lopsided win. Lucas Neushul poured in 7 goals. Grant Nelson chimed in with 4 of his own. Adam Gelman and Wyatt Warkentin each had two while Skyler Carroll, Kevin Yan, and Max Gelman had a goal each. Tyler Racine filled in for an injured Koa Zertuche in goal and collected 15 saves. Bauer Ribbens also had a beautiful assist in second quarter to keep the offensive momentum going.

DP went 4-0 in the tournament and is 5-2 overall.

High School Girls Volleyball Del Sol Invitational: Bishop Diego claims second place: The Cardinals went 4-2 overall in the tournament with wins over Beacon Hill, Oxnard (twice), and Foothill Tech. They lost to Castaic twice including in the finals. Karina Urzua totaled 83 kills, 89 digs and 7 aces. Natalie Chan had 38 kills, 78 digs and 7 aces.

Bishop Diego is 8-3 on the season.

NCAA Women’s Volleyball Arizona State Wildcat Classic: UCSB 3, Prairie View A&M 0: Gabi Martinez and Sophia Wendlick led the Gauchos offense, making 15 and 13 kills, respectively. Both hitters had incredible hitting ratios, with Martinez going .355 and Wendlick a remarkable .440 from just 25 attempts. Wendlick nearly picked up a double double, securing 9 digs as well.

UCSB is 2-0 in the season-opening tournament.

#8 Texas A&M 3, Cal Poly 0: The Mustangs (1-1) pushed the Aggies (3-2) to the limit in the first and third sets but could not overcome a dominant second frame from the home side, which hit .333 on the night to secure the sweep 24-26, 15-25, 23-25.

Pin hitters Emma Fredrick and Kendall Beshear again recorded double-digit kills with 12 apiece. Fredrick committed just three errors to post a team-high .360 hitting percentage. Beshear, showcasing her trademark two-way game, added four digs and tied with Chloe Leluge for the team lead with four total blocks.

Kayla Murdoch and Breklyn Pulling each contributed three blocks, while Elif Hurriyet collected a team-leading 13 digs, marking another double-digit performance for the junior libero.

NCAA Men’s Water Polo Triton Invitational: #4 Cal 14, #15 UCSB 9: Freshman Luigi Canepa was brilliant again for the Gauchos, scoring five goals and assisting three more against Cal, while fifth-year goalkeeper Wyatt Pieretti had a career game with 10 saves against the Golden Bears.

#15 UCSB 19, Occidental 5: Finn Byrne pitched a shutout in his 16 minutes of action against the Tigers, while Charlie Johnson tallied a hat-trick to lead all scorers.

UCSB is 3-1 in season-opening tournament.

NCAA Men’s College Soccer: Saint Martin’s (Wash) 1, Westmont 0: The game’s only goal came in the 77th minute. The Saints’ Corbin Herrera served a line drive to the center of the pitch. Johnathan Wright, about 20 yards out, did not let the ball touch the ground, blasting a one-touch shot into the upper right-hand crease.

Westmont is 1-1.

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Mike Klan

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) – It was worth the wait for the Dos Pueblos High School football team.

Senior Chase Johnson scored three of his four touchdowns on Saturday as the Chargers defeated Buena 42-28 to complete a game that was suspended on Friday night when a light polo malfunctioned.

The Chargers led 21-14 on Friday at home when the game was halted with 6:08 remaining in the second quarter.

Both teams returned to action on Saturday but at San Marcos High School.

DP quickly extended their lead on a 10-yard touchdown run by Johnson as the Chargers went up 28-14 with 4:45 left in the half.

Just before halftime DP struck again. Grady Felix completed a 25 yard pass to senior Caysen Oliver inside the five yard line of Buena. Next play Felix passed to Johnson in the flat and he scored with 18 seconds left in the half and the Chargers were up 35-14.

After a brief five minute break the two teams began the second half.

Christopher Slate scored on a short touchdown run early in the fourth quarter to pull Buena within 35-21.

But Johnson came calling again this time a 32-yard touchdown run to seal the deal.

Buena scored a late touchdown in the final seconds but fell to 0-2 on the season.

Johnson totaled 104 rushing yards on just Saturday’s portion of the game as DP improves to 1-1.

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Caleb Nguyen

ORCUTT, Calif. (KEYT) – A woman crashed her car into a fire hydrant at the 500 block of Northpoint Circle in Orcutt just before 6:30 p.m. Saturday, according to the Santa Barbara County Fire Department.

Water from the fire hydrant leaked six inches into two garages in the neighborhood, but no living spaces were impacted, according to the SBCFD.

The elderly woman driving the car was not injured and no other injuries were reported, according to the SBCFD.

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Tracy Lehr

OXNARD, Calif. (KEYT) Art lovers enjoyed the annual Art Walk at the Shores in Oxnard Shores.

More than 45 artists opened their studios, homes, garages and driveways to show off art for sale.

Flags, signs and balloons and maps helped lead the way.

Some people rode their bikes from show to show.

Many people bought works of art to display in their homes.

Nancy Brown showed her art at the home of her art teacher Susan Seaberry.

“Friends come they really see what you do in your along time when you are working because they have no idea they learn about you as an individual and it is the beach, it is beautiful to be out and about meeting new people just experiencing all of it,” said Brown.

Artist Don Fay showed off more than a thousand painting and drawings.

Fay’s friends and family plan to show it off again on Sunday on Amalfi Way during a celebration of his 99th birthday.

For more information visit social media or https://artwalkoxnardshores.com and https://www.fayproductions.com

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Tracy Lehr

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) Admission and parking are free at this weekend’s Santa Barbara Home & Garden-Lifestyle Expo.

Visitors also receive free tote bags.

The expo is going on at the Earl Warren Showgrounds this weekend.

“There’s a lot of good things at the home show, not just concrete coatings, but all kinds of interesting home improvements,” said Jared Clark of Central Coast Concrete Coatings.

The company is based in Oceano.

“This right here is concrete coatings, you can engrave it over your existing patio, driveway, countertops, have different colors to match your taste and your home and create something pretty magical,” said Clark.

“This is the best place to come and meet every professional for every need you have for your home and garden all in one place,” said Heather Luikart of Santa Barbara Event Services.

There are displays including countertops, flooring and fountains.

“You can talk to multiple vendors, the top experts in the field and you can check things off of your to-do-list for your home,” said Luikart.

The Home & Garden-Lifestyle Expo continues on Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

For more information visit https://earlwarren.com

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Alissa Orozco

CARPINTERIA, Calif. (KEYT) – The City of Carpinteria has launched a new capital campaign to help raise the funds to restore the community pool, the beloved facility that has hosted generations of families, residents, and students for years.

While the pool is no where near risk of an immediate closure, a quick walk through the facility will show its dwindling condition. Cracked decking, rusted gutters, corroded depth markers, lifted tiles in the lobby… and that’s just what one can see on the surface. Behind the scenes, dated electrical panels and filteration and chemical systems make the fundraising efforts all the more dire.

Following a site assessment, the City is hoping to raise approximately $3.3 million to put towards restoration. The 25-yard by 25-meter pool consists of 10 lanes, and sees more than 24,000 visits a year.

Despite its condition, the pool remains a second home for many Carpinterians, who have nothing but great things to say about the pool, and the folks who run it.

“Its a treasure, its a great pool,” said swimmer Jeff Naylor. “A lot of communities don’t have pools, and its heavily used by the community. Since I’ve been coming here I’ve only seen the number of people that come here increasing, and its something we outta take care of, and we outta invest in.”

Naylor and about a dozen other adults are part of the pool’s Master Fitness Swimming Course, its just one of the programs offered at the facility. Year around the pool offers lap swim, swim lessons, youth club swimming and water polo, water aerobics – and is also home to the Carpinteria High School’s swimming and water polo teams.

These programs and services are integral to the community, but community leaders say these are all at risk of being loss if the pool’s infrastructure issues re not addressed.

“Without this facility that would be a major loss to, not only to the department, but to the entire community,” explains Jeanette Gant, Carpinteria’s Director of Parks, Recreation, and Community Services.

“What’s showing is that the rebar is rusting through and the cracks are pretty deep, and so if they’re not repaired, eventually over a period of time, the gutter will continue to crumple, as well the pool deck and then the rebar will come through on to the deck or the gutter, and essentially the pool would not be usable at that time. It could not be safe for people to walk on it, for people to get in and out of the pool.”

Gant says the project would not a complete redesign of the pool, rather just moving forward with the improvements to the pool’s existing features to maintain it and perserve it for years to come. An estimated six-month closure is anticipated for the project, hoping to kick start during winter 2027/2028.

“This pool is magnificent. Location-wise, the community, all the people that come here… its a meeting spot for us,” said swimmer Brian Meagher. “Unfortunately, there’s a lot of renovations that need to be done. As we all know, living coastal, its gets a lot of sunlight and wear-and-tear. The whole community needs this.”

The city says approximately $374,000 has already been secured thanks to the help of local community members and organizations.

Throughout the year, fundraising events and initiatives will been going on to get the City to it’s $3.3 million goal. T-shirts with the caption, “Keep Carp Swimming” will be up for sale soon, and any and all donations are being facilitated through the Community Access & Recreation Projects Fund via the Santa Barbara Foundation.

Anyone wanting to make a donation can find more information here, and to stay in the loop on the latest with the Carpinteria Community Pool Project, visit KeepCarpSwimming.org to learn more.

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Mike Klan

SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (KEYT) – Quarterback Anthony Grigby, Jr. threw for 319 yards, finishing 26-for-35 and finding wide receiver Tayvion McCoy for his fourth and final touchdown pass with nine seconds remaining Friday evening as the Cal Poly football program opened the 2026 season and Big Sky Conference action with a 38-34 victory against Idaho at Mustang Memorial Field.

During an evening when Cal Poly retired the No. 74 of Pro Football Hall of Fame legend and Mustang alum John Madden at halftime and set a new program attendance record with 11,186 fans, Cal Poly fell behind, 34-31, with 63 seconds remaining after Vandals kicker Owen Forsman converted a 40-yard field goal attempt.

With Cal Poly starting its final drive on its own 23-yard line, Grigsby completed a 41-yard pass to McCoy before another completion brought the Mustangs to the Idaho 36. On fourth-and-eight, Grigsby found McCoy from 34 yards for the game-winning touchdown.

McCoy finished with 10 catches for 170 yards in his Cal Poly debut.

Behind three first-half Grigsby touchdown passes to tight end Alek Marshall (17 yards), running back Misa Paiau (one) and wide receiver Fidel Pitts (16), Cal Poly led at halftime, 21-10.

The Mustangs still led 24-16 with 11-and-a-half minutes to play before a pair of touchdown passes from Vandals quarterback Joshua Woods inside three-and-a-half minutes provided Idaho a 31-24 edge.

Grigsby helped Cal Poly tie the matchup with a 15-yard rushing touchdown with two minutes to go before Forsman’s field goal provided the visitors with their brief late lead.

(Article courtesy of Cal Poly)

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Mike Klan

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) –

Segment 1: Bishop Diego 42, West Ranch 13; Arroyo Grande 36, Paso Robles 7; Lompoc 42, Santa Ynez 0

Dos Pueblos 21, Buena 14 (Game suspended in second quarter due to lights malfunction. Resume on Saturday. Entenza Design).

(Joan Esparza scores to make it 21-0 DP in the second quarter. Entenza Design).

Segment 2: Pacifica 52, Lincoln 27; Dos Pueblos 21, Buena 14 suspended

Segment 3: Del Sol 22, San Marcos 21; Ventura 61, Oxnard 7

Segment 4: Royal 16, Carpinteria 9

Segment 5: Westlake 38, Agoura 7

More results:

Nipomo 49, Corcoran 3

Templeton 49, Santa Maria 3

Atascadero 10, Golden Valley 0

San Luis Obispo 35, Mission Oak 3

Lindsay 488, Morro Bay 12

St. Joseph 52, Frontier 7

Golden West 56, Righetti 28

Moorpark 40, Camarillo 36

Hart 21, Newbury Park 10

St. Bonaventure 34, St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy 21

Rancho Cucamonga 44, Oaks Christian 14

Oak Park 28, Fillmore 6

Grace 45, Santa Paula 30

Thousand Oaks 27, Hueneme 20 (OT)

Simi Valley 35, Shadow Ridge(Las Vegas) 7

Calabasas 27, Rio Mesa 13

Nordhoff 59, Taft 14

Santa Clara 34, Jordan 0

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Patricia Martellotti

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) – After a week of intense heat, cooler temperatures are expected to bring some relief and could encourage more people to spend time outdoors.

Parks, beaches and other outdoor spaces may see more activity as conditions become more comfortable.

Health experts at Cottage Health’s Emergency Department and Sutter Health recommend continuing to take precautions even as temperatures cool. Staying hydrated, using sun protection and avoiding overexertion can help prevent heat-related illness.

Anyone spending time outdoors should also pay attention to how they are feeling and take breaks when needed, especially after several days of unusually hot weather.

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Jarrod Zinn

SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (KEYT) – The crew of NASA’S Artemis II, which recently traveled around the moon and back, just received an honor by President Trump.

The Cal Poly campus is buzzing with mustang pride.

The Congressional Space Medal Of Honor was bestowed upon Cal Poly engineering alum Victor Glover and the other three Artemis II crew members this morning by President Donald Trump.

“I don’t know how the buzz could get get any bigger, but it will, because receiving the Congressional Space Medal of Honor being on the list with folks like Neil Armstrong, the first person to walk on the moon, that’s incredible,” says Cal Poly president Jeffrey Armstrong. “That’s the power of Cal Poly. Learn by doing.”

The President also signed an executive order, mandating the creation and establishment of a US Space Academy.

“This sounds like it’s going to be like a combined effort between like Space Force and NASA, because essentially they’re trying to do similar things,” says Tyler Sova, a Cal Poly Aerospace Engineering Student.

Cal Poly president Jeffrey Armstrong says Glover’s legacy is potently recognized by current students and their families.

“Love Victor Glover, awesome guy,” says Tristin Koury, another Cal Poly Aerospace Engineering Student. “I think it’s really neat that somebody from Cal Poly like, is being able to do all this really cool stuff. Obviously Artemis is kind of a really big deal to us. It’s kind of all we hear about in aerospace.”

President Armstrong recalled the recent Fall Welcome event where over 5600 freshmen, more than a thousand transfers, and their families were surprised by Glover’s appearance as the guest speaker.

“He walked out from the end zone to the Madden Center in his blue NASA jumpsuit, there was a collective gasp of thousands of people,” says Armstrong. “They all knew who he was.”

NASA also made the formal announcement during the ceremony’s programming Friday morning that the mission for Artemis III is confirmed.

“It’s exciting to see obviously this like next mission directly, but I think it’s going to be really exciting to see, like the growing momentum around this,” says Sova.

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