The Bitter Medicine of Social Distancing
Covid-infused ire against Chinese Americans is as ironic as it is misplaced and lamentable.
Year: 2020
There’s Always Something
Now it’s this virus.
In My 99th Year
Each morning now / I give thanks for this day
Dogs Sneeze Safely
There is no evidence that any animal other than the human variety can have this virus.
Carrie Kelly Resigns as Director of Downtown Santa Barbara
She gives her two weeks’ notice amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Kindness in This Time of the Virus
Grocery workers are a model for all of us.
Santa Barbara Teachers Must Learn New Ways to Teach Students
Teachers use technology to in K-12 virtual classrooms.
Attorney General Becerra Joins Multistate Letter Urging Secretary DeVos to Protect Student Loan Borrowers During COVID-19 Public Health Crisis
California Attorney General Xavier Becerra today joined a multistate coalition of 27 attorneys general in submitting a comment letter to
Unprecedented Demand for Unemployment Benefits Triggered by COVID-19
The demand for Unemployment Insurance (UI) benefits has skyrocketed as the Coronavirus impacts hard working Californians and their families. For
Lompoc Man Arrested for Alleged Murder of Girlfriend
The victim was found deceased from a gunshot wound in a residence on the 300 Block of North Y Street.
