SANTA BARBARA COUNTY, Calif. – Smoke from a subsurface geological phenomenon near the 4200 block of Marina Drive triggered a response from first responders Thursday. No direct threats or hazards were detected following a smoke investigation Thursday and the Santa Barbara County Fire Department noted the area often emits smoke and sulfur-like smells to explain the smoke seen in the area. The 'Hope Ranch Volcano', as locals sometimes refer to the natural phenomenon, has emitted smoke and even sparked fires in the past and is known as a sulfaterra. Sulfaterras, which is the name given to accumulated sulfur compounds on the surface of such geological phenomena, can often emit a mix
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