Clint Ewing Rides Again
Santa Barbara’s motorcycle daredevil, who survived scary stunt last summer, returns to the road.
Santa Barbara’s motorcycle daredevil, who survived scary stunt last summer, returns to the road.
Robert Perez to serve three years in state prison.
Residents still forced into “extreme competition” for rental housing.
Law would allow temporary restrictions on troubled owners or buyers.
CHP officers issued a call for backup from the Santa Barbara Police Department and the Santa Barbara Sheriff’s Office on Sunday night to help contain a brawl involving 100 people that started at a concert of La Banda MS held at the Earl Warren Showgrounds
Believer’s Edge, an area religious organization, will provide just-released jail inmates with cell-phone-charging services, snacks, and coffee during late-night and early-morning hours, under an agreement supported by the Sheriff’s Office and approved by the supervisors on 7/1.
As Julio Diaz — the former Santa Barbara doctor known as the “Candyman” — awaits his sentencing on 11 federal drug-trafficking charges, the civil cases against him and the pharmacies that filled his patients’ prescriptions continue to make their way through the courts.
Antenna system additions planned for various Montecito sites — proposed by Crown Castle, an agent of Verizon — are still up in the air, after the supervisors voted 5-0 Tuesday to continue its discussion on 7/8.
MTD executive Sherrie Fisher (pictured) found herself on the receiving end of a ceremonial love fest during the county supervisors’ meeting Tuesday, one week before retiring after 40 years with the company.
The Los Angeles singer/songwriter brings his new album to SOhO on July 9.