Santa Barbara City Council Gives Itself 2.6 Percent Raise
The automatic pay increase comes out to less than $2,500 total but arrives amid millions in COVID-induced revenue loss.
Year: 2021
Street Medics Continue Vaccinating Santa Barbara’s Homeless Population
Nearly 1,000 individuals have not received shots at portable outdoor clinics.
Parking Removed for Hot Springs Trail
How to remedy the situation.
Car & Bike Caravan honoring International Workers Day this May Day highlights calls for Protecting Our Service Workers from Displacement and Gentrification in Santa Barbara
Since the Haymarket Square Massacre over a century ago, May Day has been recognized worldwide to uplift the labor movement,
Prying the Lid Off 45-Year-Old Cold Case
The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office is reexamining the 1975 murder of Paul Ornelas.
Santa Barbara Zoo Gets Two New Emu Chicks
The Santa Barbara Zoo just grew its animal family by two new male emu chicks, the first animals to arrive
CADA Welcomes Four New Board Members
SANTA BARBARA, CA (April 28, 2021) – The Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse (CADA) is pleased to announce the
Fire Sets Container Ship Adrift in Santa Barbara Channel
The crew of the ‘President Eisenhower’ put out the fire, which disabled the engine.
Santa Barbara Unified Gears Up for Summer Learning
There is a minor uptick in on-campus COVID-19 cases.
Makers Market Centers Santa Barbara Mujeres of Color
The May 2 event on Milpas Street will feature 28 local vendors.
