Using Crushed Rock to Tackle Climate Change
Nature’s processes seem the best route to large-scale carbon sequestering.
Year: 2021
On 15th Anniversary of ‘News-Press’ Meltdown, Parent Company Charged with Contempt
The National Labor Relations Board has accused Ampersand Publishing of failing to bargain in good faith with the union representing editorial employees.
Natalie D-Napoleon’s Santa Barbara Inspiration
The Australian singer/songwriter and poet recorded her latest album in a century-old chapel on the Westmont College campus.
Pano: Modern Music and Abstract Art in the 21st Century
The ‘Firebird Suite’ will light up the Granada stage in Santa Barbara.
Santa Barbara Tourist Industry Bullish on Post-Pandemic Demand
The official marketing organization for South Coast tourism has seen an uptick in hotel revenues thanks to in-state travelers and is hoping for more out-of-state visitors.
Delta Variant Multiplies, Displaces U.K. COVID Mutation
Makes up more than 35.6 percent of California’s sequenced cases.
Outreach Workers Invite Unhoused Guests to Upper State Motel
As of Tuesday, 16 residents of Santa Barbara’s fire-prone encampments had signed up to relocate to the Rose Garden Inn.
Santa Barbara Administrator Paul Casey No Longer a Defendant in Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
City Administrator Paul Casey is no longer a defendant in a sexual harassment lawsuit filed last month against the City
School District Sued for Sex Crimes of Former Dos Pueblos Coach
Justin Sell had groomed and assaulted a 15-year-old student.
Recall of Governor Newsom Is On
California is in a sprint to the September 14 election.
