Pay for Policing with Booze Tax
Randy Rowse wants more police but does not say how he will pay for them.
Year: 2011
New Marine Protected Areas Set to Take Effect
Fishing restricted zones enforced starting in October, says Fish and Game.
Extreme Animals: An Evening with Jacob and David July 7 at CAF
Artists Jacob Ciocci and David Wightman present a mash-up of live music, video, and staged theatrics, in a choreographed array of live shredding, extreme feedback, youtube bombardment, ecstatic dance moves, and Sunday morning cartoons.
Hot Weather Tips from Public Health
As above average temperatures are expected in Santa Barbara County over the 4th of July holiday weekend, it is a good time for residents to remember precautions to prevent serious health conditions related to heat.
Santa Barbara Airport Offers Travel Tips for Busy Fourth of July Weekend
Santa Barbara Airport (SBA) anticipates a busier-than-normal travel period from Friday, July 1 through Tuesday, July 5 during the Fourth of July holiday weekend.
SBPD Has New Public Information Officer
The Santa Barbara Police Department announces that Sgt. Lorenzo Duarte will be the new Public Information Officer effective July 1st, 2011.
Ibarra Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
He stabbed and killed a man at a Goleta meth house in 2004.
All Four North County Brushfires Out
Bird hitting power line caused two of the blazes; beekeepers started another.
Adoptable Pet of the Week
Lola is an adorable 8-pound Chihuahua. She’s still a pup really, only 11 months old. She has already been spayed. Lola is a happy-go-lucky puppy, who loves to play with other dogs.
New Evidence Brought into Martinez Trial
CSIs and detectives take stand is assault and torture case.
