Review | David W. Blight’s ‘Frederick Douglass: Prophet of Freedom’
The author’s Pulitzer Prize-winning biography sharpens our understanding of the orator’s life and influence on the nation.
Year: 2020
Mask Exemptions for Some Disabled People
There are many people who are exempt, under California law, from having to wear a mask, due to either young age or various types of disabilities that preclude wearing a mask.
Santa Barbara Supes Fail to Pass Strict Mask Ordinance
Despite a rise in Isla Vista cases, numbers are falling in rest of county.
How to Help Dementia Patients and their Families During the Pandemic
Resources and advice from a Senior Care Consultant.
Santa Maria Man Charged in Shooting of Elephant Seal
The seal was fatally shot in the head last September at the rookery just outside San Simeon.
After Protest by Staff, Biltmore Explains Ongoing Closure
Four Seasons execs and local owner Ty Warner say the resort is undergoing extensive renovations.
Close That Sorority Party House
I expected better from UC Santa Barbara and demand Delta Gamma be shut down indefinitely.
Channel Islands Success!
‘Channel Islands Post Acute met the challenge of COVID-19 with success!’
Attorneys General Should Sue the United States Postal Service
We shouldn’t have to choose between exposure to COVID-19 and our right to vote.
Santa Barbara County Jail Sees Uptick in COVID Cases
Sheriff’s Office announces 14 additional positive cases among its incarcerated population, marking a dramatic increase.
