Be Balanced About COVID
Or liberty dies…
Year: 2020
Not So Little
“A little power” is a dangerous thing.
The Vulnerable in Prison
All at Lompoc prison over 50 or with medical challenges must be evaluated for home or some other supervised release, but the deadline for this release has already been postponed one month.
The History of Black Lives in Santa Barbara
El Presidio holds a legacy of history about Santa Barbara’s Black residents.
Setting Our Compass Beyond the Current Crisis
A collective vision for downtown is more than a question of creating a pedestrian mall.
Weekly News Quiz: 8/1 – 8/7
How much do you know about what happened this week?
Santa Barbara County Still Catching Up on Underreported Coronavirus Cases
Public Health warns residents: Don’t gather for Fiesta, it’s still not safe
The Battle of San Andres Street
The street’s namesake, Andrés Pico, was half black; proponents urge a name change to honor Latina civil rights warrior Dolores Huerta.
The Party’s Over
Behind the backdrop of beautiful dancers in front of the Old Mission, tortas at De la Guerra Plaza, horses dancing in El Desfile Historico, and blueblood dignitarios dressed in traditional Spanish outfits from the 18th century, we’ve ignored the savage killings of the Chumash people.
Students Demand Change at Carpinteria High
Diversify Our Narrative Carpinteria calls for more diversity in texts and a focus on anti-racism.
