Open letter to the Santa Barbara City Council: CLUE joins the Santa Barbara Clergy Association, Families Act, and others in strongly supporting the City of Santa Barbara’s proposed police department budget, and opposing the amendment to add funds for more police officers to this budget.
As Santa Barbara High School prepares to enter its fourth year as a “Program Improvement” school under the federal government’s No Child Left Behind Act, the Santa Barbara School Board recently approved a restructuring plan for the district’s flagship school.
A bill has made its way through the Assembly, that, if passed, would allow counties to opt out of the federal Secure Communities program, a program designed to go after illegal aliens who are also serious criminal offenders.
In its most recent study, the Santa Barbara Grand Jury took a look at the mental health services available to the homeless, and the cycle of the homeless in and out of jail.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has agreed to postpone making a final decision about relicensing the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant in Avila Beach until supplemental seismic safety studies have been completed.
Montecito will become a two newspaper town in two weeks with the arrival of the Montecito Messenger.
Jury selection is underway in the murder trial of Robert Ibarra, accused of being involved in the 2004 stabbing death of Elias Silva in Goleta.
Two of Santa Barbara County’s unsolved murders are called “cold cases,” but, even after more than four decades, warm memories of the young victims are held close to the hearts of friends and families.
First look at new political maps could shake up Capitol’s partisan brawl over taxes.
Installations Invade S.B. Homes in Contemporary Arts Forum Show
