Millionaire Treatment for Harding Students
Harding school combats achievement gap with “millionaires” reading program.
Year: 2019
Plastics: Out of Sight, Out of Mind?
We can no longer turn a blind eye to the impact we are having on our oceans.
Cacique Killing Was Westside vs. Eastside Attack, DA Says
Alleged gang members Angel Barajas, Igor Ortiz, and Adelain Ibarra are charged with murder.
Edison Lets State Street Keep the Lights On
Complaints of business disruption and losses prompt utility to reschedule daytime work to nighttime.
Miramar, Montecito Residents Butt Heads over Beach Access
Management told families celebrating a graduation that the kids were being a noisy nuisance.
The Miramar Replies
Dear Neighbors, Thank you for the tremendous support we have received since opening our doors just over three months ago.
Cannabis Farm Passes a Smell Test
Planning Commission denies appeal, “dream team” of sniffers to be employed to fulfill new odor-control inspections.
Dear Miramar Hotel
Yesterday, a group of parents took kids to Miramar Beach after sixth-grade graduation to swim and maybe order snacks from the new hotel. The men in dark suits just wanted to order us off of our own beach.
Suspect Omar Leon Appears in Munoz Death Case
First hearing sets bail at $2 million and puts children under protection.
Cottage Health Hospitals Earn Advanced Hip and Knee Gold Seal of Approval from The Joint Commission
Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital and Goleta Valley Cottage Hospital have earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval® for Advanced Certification for
