“I’m pleased to see so many vibrant and diverse businesses choosing Old Town Goleta,” Councilmember James Kyriaco told Noozhawk about Community Creative Suites. “It’s exciting to see so many creativity-driven businesses moving in that are woman-owned and person-of-color-owned. I’m excited for what the future holds.”

Kellogg Square acquired, is expected to remain a key neighborhood-serving retail destination as Economic Development in Old Town Goleta continues.

Kyriaco leads effort to Raise Fees on Development, citing impacts on roads, libraries, public safety and parks.

“We need to be doing everything we can to make sure that the development benefits all of the people in our community.” Councilmember James Kyriaco

"A Historic Evening" for the city. Goleta puts on family, animal friendly celebration for America's 250th Birthday

Goleta has a $17 million contingency reserve, protecting the City's ability to provide essential services we all rely on in the event of a "rainy day", said Councilmember James Kyriaco

"I think it's a really exciting time for Old Town," Goleta city councilman James Kyriaco told the News-Press. “...it’s just one more example of the community taking steps to really show love and affection for our shared community... between this and the splash pad and the new roundabouts in Old Town. There’s just a lot of really good things happening right now.”

“This is a neighborhood that, for so long...didn’t get the resources it needed,” Councilmember James Kyriaco stated. “But the City of Goleta is listening to residents and we’re making these investments.”