Not Good, but Ugly?
Like many residents of the neighborhood around Milpas, I was delighted to read that the city rejected the current proposal, yet I was dismayed at the reasoning for the rejection.
Year: 2021
Pandemic Costs
The burden of the economic costs of the pandemic have been placed solely on the backs of residential and commercial landlords.
Delaney Smith Goes from News Reporter to Associate News Editor
The author of this week’s cover story is now in charge of breaking news on Independent.com.
Free Will Astrology
The week of February 18.
Santa Barbara Students Struggle to Learn During Pandemic
Teaching virtually has not been working well for all elementary students.
John M. Daniel: 1941-2020
John Daniel, one half of Daniel & Daniel Publishers, was a warmhearted, brilliant, witty, and generous man who had a profound impact on Santa Barbara’s literary community.
High School Student Charged with Attempted Murder
Cora Vides, 18, allegedly stabbed a fellow student in a brutal attack.
We Are Living in a Housing Apocalypse
Shouldn’t we fix the housing pipeline and get new housing flowing, now?
Martin Gore’s ‘The Third Chimpanzee’
Depeche Mode’s Martin Gore Releases Primate-Inspired Instrumental EP
The Murals Are Important
I was offended to read that the city now claims that the concern over the preservation of the murals was only brought up once at the public hearings and workshops.
