Poll Workers Recruited for California Recall Election
“Without them, voting does not happen,” Santa Barbara County elections czar Joe Holland said to recruit volunteers for September 14.
Year: 2021
Remains Discovered of Teen Killed in 2018 Montecito Debris Flow
Jack Cantin died in the disaster alongside his father, David, and 21 others.
Goleta Woman Arrested for Attempted Murder, False Imprisonment
The victim is in the hospital with “serious injuries” after being stabbed in the back.
Fish & Wildlife, CHP Confirm Mountain Lion Death on Highway 101
The strike occurred on the southbound S-curve above the Gaviota Tunnel on June 28 at about 10:30 p.m., damaging the vehicle, whose driver reported the kill to the CHP.
Silvia Uribe Named Woman of the Year by Rep. Salud Carbajal
Uribe has been a translator for the Spanish-speaking community on sensitive topics such as adoption and sexual assault and a victim advocate in the District Attorney’s Office.
Congressmember John Lewis Honored in Santa Barbara on Anniversary of His Death
More than 150 similar vigils took place around the country for a nationwide call to pass the voting rights acts currently before Congress.
Santa Barbara City Council Bans Natural Gas in New Construction
Over 45 cities have enacted some form of restrictions.
Lily Mae Lazarus Pens This Week’s Cover Story
This Tulane University student writes about criminal justice during her second internship at the ‘Santa Barbara Independent.’
Michael Tilson Thomas Conducts the Music Academy Chamber Orchestra
The MAW Orchestra plays Brahms and Wagner.
Audrey Berman: 1934-2021
Audrey Berman began work at The Village Voice in Manhattan in the late 1960s, where she rose through the ranks to Managing Editor.
