Scissors for Lefty
The San Francisco indie rockers hit Velvet Jones for an intimate night of music.
The San Francisco indie rockers hit Velvet Jones for an intimate night of music.
The Sunday lecture is sponsored by the Santa Barbara Green Party.
Goleta Grapevine reports on why it’s tough to meet state affordable housing mandates.
The Senior File’s Amy Chong vies for the homecoming crown.
Again revisiting the ongoing budget chaos plaguing the school district, the Santa Barbara School Board finally approved its unaudited figures for the 2006-07 school year at its meeting Tuesday night. Several questions remain as to how the board went from making more than $2 million in supposedly necessary cuts this past spring to having an apparent multimillion-dollar surplus just a few months later, in June.
The bad old days are back again, at least where the Goleta Water District board is concerned.
No less a personage than Lynn Jacobs, California’s director of Housing and Community Development (HCD), boarded a chartered bus this week to tour potential housing sites in Goleta. The October 5 inspection kicked off a daylong workshop to commence the revamping of the city’s housing policy, which has yet to win state approval. Jacobs was accompanied by two assistants and 40 or so city residents, staff, developers, activists, and press members.
It has been one month since Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital closed its doors to Medi-Cal patients who seek voluntary admission to the psychiatric inpatient unit, known as 5 East.
Every cause has its champions: those who see possibility where others see insurmountable challenges, whose vision inspires thousands, and whose work changes the way we understand our world. In the social justice and global health movement, Dr. Paul Farmer is one of those heroes.
Organized by activist group MoveOn.org, citizens planned to rally on 10/11 in support of a congressional override of President Bush’s veto of an expansion to the State Children’s Health Insurance Program.