White Sage in Danger
Mass marketing of smudge bundles has led to an illegal plant plunder in Southern California.
Month: January 2022
Poodle: Spitting into the Winds of Santa Barbara History
City Commissioners wrestle with De la Guerra Plaza: Plaza wins.
Scooter Time
Why drive a stinky internal combustion engine (ICE) that runs on fossil fuels when you can run around on an
Alzheimer’s Expected to Double in California by 2040, Triple in Hispanic Communities
The Alzheimer’s Association’s recent report shows Black and Brown Communities are disproportionately affected.
Street Brass Band Forming
Santa Barbara Street Brass Band is looking for performers.
The Year of Welcoming, Warm, and Cozy
Who wouldn’t want a room that feels like a warm hug?
Free Will Astrology
Week of January 20.
Is Big Oil Dead in Santa Barbara?
The tides have turned against ExxonMobil, Cat Canyon, and offshore platforms.
Cat Canyon: The Sleeping Giant
Recent wins to halt new production aren’t permanent, environmentalists warn.
With Friends Like Oil Companies, ExxonMobil Needs No Enemies
The energy giant and Santa Barbara officials are set for a final showdown over trucking.
