New Goliath in Town
The team that brought state water to SB now brings a powerful new legal force.
Year: 2007
Truck Catches Fire on Figueroa
Fire department extinguishes pick-up’s bizarre dashboard fire.
Head-on Crash Kills Two in Goleta
Investigators are asking witnesses with any relevant information to come forward.
Activist Horowitz to Bring Islamo-Fascism Week to UCSB
And pundit Michelle Malkin is scheduled to speak at the Reagan Ranch.
Comments to Nava’s Staff Deemed “Not Threats”
Santa Ynez residents were angry after Nava’s Highway 154 renaming measure.
Jackson Announces End of Political Retirement
She has vowed to run for Tom McClintock’s state senate seat.
Burglary Twins Released, Sent to Rehab
Case prosecutor Darryl Perlin objected to the judge’s decision.
State to Inmates: Get Out and Stay Out
Alarge handful of California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) representatives met with Santa Barbara law enforcement officials this week to discuss whether the county might host a specialized lockup for inmates returning home from stretches in state prisons. In hopes of their county being selected as a site for the re-entry facility, some two dozen Ventura County officials also attended the daylong convocation at the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors meeting room on Friday, October 12.
Rincon Septic-to-Sewer Plan Approved
Rincon Point’s septic-to-sewer conversion plan was approved last night.
Condos vs. Tenants
The Santa Barbara City Council wrestled with the competing parking needs of apartment dwellers and condo owners living across from each other on Modoc Road on 10/16. At the end of the day, it wasn’t clear who prevailed. Owners of the new condos asked for residential parking permits so that apartment owners across the street couldn’t poach the condo owners’ parking spaces.
