Workers’ Comp Office Saved
State Senator Hannah-Beth Jackson stepped in after the closure was announced.
Year: 2013
Suicide Prevention Walk This Saturday
Speaker Rob Schwab talks about his daughter’s death and the stigma surrounding depression.
Health-Care Reform Works in California
Fortunately, here in California, our state wisely decided to set up its own website for its citizens to get insurance coverage, and it is working.
Greenhouse Gases Guaranteed
If we want to avoid the sea level climbing to the steps of the Lobero Theatre in the next century, we need to look seriously at Santa Maria Energy’s proposal to increase CO2.
What’s for Dinner
Mysterious outbreak linked to jerky treats made in China have killed 600 pets and sickened 3,000.
Prolific Car Burglar Arrested Again
Cameron Hadighi was caught this time breaking into a truck.
Upcoming Special Event Street Closures
Santa Barbara Open Streets will be conducted on Saturday, November 2, 2013. Cabrillo Boulevard from Los Patos Way to State Street will be closed from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and portions of Anacapa Street, Helena Avenue, and Mason Street in the Funk Zone will be closed from 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
U.S. to Launch Nuclear Missile As 124 Nations Highlight Catastrophic Humanitarian Consequences of Nuclear Weapons
The United States Air Force has scheduled a test launch of a Minuteman III Intercontinental Ballistic Missile for the early hours of Wednesday, October 23.
VIRGIL ELINGS, CHRISTY WALTERS KOLVA, AND NATIONAL CHARITY LEAGUE TO BE HONORED
The Association of Fundraising Professionals Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties Chapter is proud to announce this year’s National Philanthropy Day honorees.
Tobacco Sales to Minors Still a Concern in Santa Barbara County
Recent undercover operations document an ongoing problem with retailers selling tobacco to youth locally.
