Turning Canceled Travel to Community Investment
Solvang Theaterfest patrons transform the disappointment of travel closures during the pandemic to opportunities for valued theater experiences.
Year: 2021
L.A. Supervisor Holly Mitchell Makes Five
Los Angeles County Supervisor Holly Mitchell, the fifth woman supervisor on the five-person board, speaks to the S.B. Women’s Political Committee on March 11.
Seeing Green over Santa Barbara Bike Lanes
Cyclists get a green light on State Street Promenade, but the Sola Street bikeway faces an uphill climb.
A Fix for a Broken Health-Care System
Santa Barbara continues to rank among the California counties with the highest rate of poverty in the state, and the uninsured rate has consistently hovered around 10 percent.
Spring Speaker Series At Marymount Brings Talented Thought Leaders to Community
Santa Barbara, Ca. (March 2, 2021) – Marymount of Santa Barbara is kicking off 2021 with their Annual Speaker Series
The San Marcos Foothills Stand-Off
Negotiations continue between the developer and activists intent on stopping construction of new homes.
Gourmet Doughnuts Spotted at Bossie’s Kitchen
Chocolate-pistachio crullers and pomegranate-rhubarb brioches are now on Milpas Street.
Santa Barbara Police Subdue Man with Metal Pipe on Upper State Street
About six Santa Barbara police officers — with the assistance of a police dog — managed to subdue a 50-year-old
County Targets ‘Frequent Flyer’ COVID Offenders
22 bars and restaurants and 5 gyms in Santa Barbara County have been put on notice.
Battle Breaks Out over Redrawing Santa Barbara County’s Political Map
An attorney for COLAB, the conservative watchdog group, has accused the attorney hired to represent the redistricting committee of having a conflict of interest.
