Pano: S.L.O Reopens, the First Motel, Long-Haul Truckers, and Kids About to Rock, We Salute You
Looking back on hospitality history on the Central Coast.
Year: 2021
Firework Safety PSA 2021
The Santa Barbara County Fire Department reminds the public that all fireworks, including the so-called ‘safe and sane’ variety, are
Past Is Prologue
In “Existence Is Futile,” it is not difficult to ascertain which side of the issues the writer resides.
Not So Rockin’
Over the past few years, AIASB has sponsored large, collaborative, local-volunteer efforts to assist with envisioning the future of downtown Santa Barbara.
Council Approves Plan to Relocate Residents of Fire-Prone Encampments to State Street Motel
The $1.6 million pilot program will include security and services and last 120 days.
Indy Hops Is for Suds Seekers
Seven Santa Barbara breweries are participating in our first-ever monthlong beer crawl.
Indy Book Club July Selection
Eight Perfect Murders’ by Peter Swanson (William Morrow.)
City Council Continues Search for State Street Committee
Council asked applicants about housing, the mall, homelessness, and other downtown themes.
As UCSB Grows and Grows, It Falls Way Behind on Building Housing
The shortage is contributing in a major way to the regional squeeze.
Disparate Disparities
I read with interest the article regarding Probation Chief Heitman’s and Police Chief Melekian’s report on racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
