Phillips 66 Declines to Challenge Oil Train Denial
But a lawsuit still lingers.
Year: 2017
Judge Sides with Senior Housing in Granny’s Field Dispute
Goleta had tried to deny water service to the proposed project.
Williams, Lavagnino Become Doobie Brothers
The supervisors have made unlikely allies in drafting the county’s pot ordinance.
Hartmann Takes Camp 4 Fight to D.C.
She urges Rep. LaMalfa to rethink annexation legislation.
Tajiguas Landfill’s $110 Million Oops
The Coastal Zone Boundary mix-up renders permits null and void.
School District Lays Off 29
Most are secretaries, teaching assistants, and curriculum specialists.
Where Have All Our Characters Gone?
Has the loss of the colorful, offbeat, and strange made Santa Barbara boring?
Hotchkiss Hops into Mayor’s Race
The Republican currently stands alone against two Democrats.
News Commentary: Santa Barbara’s First One Hundred Days of Donald Trump
One reporter’s journey through the strange land of Donald Trump’s first 100 days
Santa Barbara County Championships Sets Records
The Santa Barbara County Championships at Carpinteria High had some of the best performances in decades.
