SB Planning Commission May Impose Inclusionary Requirements
At its 6/21 meeting, the Santa Barbara City Planning Commission may tighten up rules requiring developers to provide affordable housing
Year: 2007
Armstrong Attacks Goleta Chamber of Commerce
Goleta Chamber of Commerce President Kristen Amyx accused News-Press editorial editor Travis Armstrong of being “angry and very threatening” during
Shorebirds to Blame for High Bacteria Content
A three-year study conducted by the USGS Water Resources Division indicates that problems with the City of Santa Barbara’s sewage
Woman Dies in Cliff Drive Car Accident
Three major traffic accidents on or near Cliff Drive have left one woman dead, and many concerned residents wondering about
UCSB Names First Chief Information Officer
On 6/15 the University of California, Santa Barbara announced that Thomas Putnam would be the school’s first Associate Vice Chancellor
Supervisors Extend Brown’s Contract
The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors voted on 6/15 in closed session to extend Chief Executive Officer Mike Brown’s
Three Arrested in Murder of Homeless Man
Three homeless men – Robert Sladek, 38; Russell Mell, 39; and Brian Rose, 40 – were booked on suspicion of
UCSB Professor Publishes in Nature
UCSB evolutionary biology professor Scott Hodges and UC Davis postdoctoral research fellow Justen Whittall published a study in the 6/7
UCSB Professor Publishes Global Warming Warning
A group of six U.S. scientists, including UCSB professor David Lea, published a paper warning that civilization is in “imminent
North Hills Developers Indefinitely Postpone Hearings
Developers behind what’s been dubbed the North Hills project – a proposed 7,500 new homes to be built between Orcutt
