Controversial Housing Bills Move Through Legislature
The opponents worry that the bills could hurt Santa Barbara housing.
Year: 2021
Traffic Through the Roof
I have been pondering the future of Santa Barbara — what kind of city do we want to be?
Myth of Recycling, aka ‘Wish-cycling’
Confused about plastic recycling?
Livestock and Climate Change
With all the grave concerns about pending disasters resulting from global climate change, I was surprised to read the cover story about “Farming for the Future.”
‘We Are the Dream’
This documentary celebrates Oakland’s MLK Oratorical Fest.
The Malfeasance of the Modi Government
Dr. Gokarakonda Naga Saibaba is an Indian scholar and professor, wrongfully imprisoned for speaking on people’s rights and advocating for the most vulnerable populations in India.
Consider Mosaic Murals
The Ortega Park Murals would be quite wonderful as mosaics.
Not-for-Profit Pot
It’s sad both city and county sold out local ownership and social equity in favor of non-locals with big investors from out of state and country.
Making ‘Affordable by Design’ Count
Housing units that are affordable at market rates are going to be modest, such as micro-units, which are often less than 400 square feet, co-living developments, and tiny homes.
San Marcos Girls Soccer Claims CIF Championship
The Royals improved to 15-0 this season with the victory.
