Trump-Era Naturalization Test Rolled Back
Reverting to the earlier test makes citizenship easier for immigrants.
Year: 2021
Nieve
Nieve is a 2 year old American Pit bull Terrier/Labrador Retriever mix. She is a happy-go-lucky girl who loves to
‘Gendered Ageism’ and Women over 50 in the Workplace
Santa Barbara author Bonnie Marcus discusses new book, “Not Done Yet!”
Introduce Us To Your Pandemic Pet
Did you foster or adopt in the past year?
Neither Right Nor Smart
The county ceded all responsibility for the maintenance of a two-block stretch of road here in Los Alamos, but now P&D is moving ahead with a developer’s profitable plan that would add as many as 11 new homes on an adjoining acre-and-a-half lot.
The Unintended Consequences of Driftnets
These nets can stretch longer than a mile. Sadly, they don’t discriminate between swordfish and other marine animals, and they kill whales, dolphins, sea turtles, and other species.
UCSB Arts & Lectures presents Chris Thile
Singer, radio personality, and mandolinist in a solo performance.
Jennifer Griffin Named Director of Independent Living Resource Center
From a very young age, Jennifer Griffin witnessed how challenging it can be for people living with a disability to
A Walk Through Santa Barbara’s Tent Cities
Effective plans exist to bring people without housing off the streets, but stakeholders need to help.
House Turned Restaurant: Santa Barbara County Cooks Can Sell Home-Cooked Meals
The home kitchen ordinance unanimously passes.
