St. George Proposes Big Changes for Milpas Street Development
Seven feet higher, 20 percent affordable, and Spanish-colonial architecture instead of boxy modern newly imagined for Santa Barbara’s Eastside.
Year: 2020
Despite High COVID Hospitalization Rate, Personal Care Businesses to Reopen
An additional Santa Barbara County resident has died from COVID-19.
Montecito Water District Signs Up for a 50-Year Supply from Santa Barbara
Wealthy community to pay off $33 million of the city’s $72 million desalination plant, making it a regional venture.
Housing Authority Snags Downtown Lot in Santa Barbara
City approves $2 million loan for four-story, 29-unit homeless housing project.
California COVID Cases Up, Newsom Threatens to Withhold $2.5 Billion in Funding
Thirteen counties, including Santa Barbara, in talks with the state over reopening goals.
Essay | The Echoes of America’s Past in America’s Present
Ibram X. Kendi’s Stamped from the Beginning is essential reading.
LUSD Superintendent Honored with Superintendent of the Year Award
Recently the California Continuation Education Association (CCEA), State Award Committee announced their annual awards for 2020. Lompoc Unified School
UCSB Student Victim to Kidnap Scam
Missing UC Santa Barbara student is found unharmed.
Downtown Doppelganger Is a Study in Efficiency
This diminutive one bedroom one bath home still manages to live large.
Review | ‘John Lewis: Good Trouble’ Is Timely Documentary
Director Dawn Porter’s documentary chronicles a veteran senator’s move from the streets to effect change from within the system.
