UC Tuition Increase Proposal Draws Student Backlash
The proposed increase would go into effect in fall 2022.
Year: 2021
State Housing Law Only Encourages Neighborhood Opposition
The current housing law largely reflects the perspective of housing developers, not community residents or the cities, and produces little, much-needed low-income housing.
Old Friends
What a delightful surprise to see my long-ago university professor on the cover of the Independent together with HH the Dalai Lama.
Harmfully Partisan
Much has been written and said about the new Georgia voting law, especially regarding additional ID requirements for mail-in ballots.
COVID and Children Webinar Set for May 21
Features ‘super-star lineup’ of pediatricians and accepting questions.
How to Make Green Your Graduation Leis
Flowers, leaves, needle, and thread are all it takes to make.
American Rescue Plan Gives S.B. $1.2 Million in Housing Vouchers
Santa Barbara landlords are more willing to accept the vouchers’ guaranteed rent payments.
Juneteenth SB and Healing Justice SB Invite the Community to 4th Annual Juneteenth Event
SANTA BARBARA, CA – Juneteenth Santa Barbara and Healing Justice SB, invite the community at large to a hybrid of
Santa Barbara Birding: Rewilding a Former Golf Course
Several species are flocking to UCSB’s North Campus Open Space.
Introducing Pico’s John Wayne Formica
Los Alamos chef is cooking regional but thinking global and hosting a Santa Barbara County winemaker series.
