Suit Against City to Be Discussed Next Week
A Santa Maria man blames police for injuries resulting from their forced entry.
Year: 2009
Caregivers for Disabled Protest Funding Cuts
They marched down State Street on Tuesday in opposition of the governor’s proposed reductions.
Developer May Pay Legal Fees of Groups Opposing Him
The would-be Veronica Meadows builder lost in court to two environmental groups in December.
City Council Brainstorms Today to Solve $9 Million Deficit
Painful cuts are likely in 2009 for all departments – even public safety.
Libraries Busy in Faltering Economy
As economic troubles have swept the nation, the public library offers a more economical escape from everyday life.
Supes Begin 2009 by Tackling Greka Oil Spills
It was a day of dej vu for the Santa Barbara County supervisors as the board kicked off 2009 much as they did 2008: dealing with the frequent and flagrant oil-spilling ways of Greka Energy.
Roberts Prevailing over McCaw
The arbitrator has spoken, and Wendy McCaw doesn’t like it.
Nursing Homes Nationwide Rated
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) unveiled a five-star rating system for America’s 15,800 nursing homes in December.
Pappas Suit Contests 3rd District Election
The two-time candidate for the county’s 3rd District Supervisor seat has filed a lawsuit in Santa Barbara Superior Court contesting the November 3 election.
The Meat Puppets Return with a New Record, Bright Future
The Meat Puppets have been around, though flying somewhat under the radar, since their inception in 1980.
