Say So Long to Santa Barbara’s Offshore Platforms
Eight rigs to be decommissioned in next 10 Years.
Month: January 2022
A Nuclear Ban by All but Those Who Possess the Bomb
The other January anniversary few of us think about, but all of us should.
Two Arrested in Connection to 2021 Drive-by Shooting on Santa Barbara’s Westside
The shooter and driver are suspected to be responsible for the shooting of a 16-year-old on San Andres Street.
Public Access to Hollister Ranch Proceeds
Settlement agreement is in flux; state-mandated talks ongoing to develop a way to reach the beach in Santa Barbara County.
Santa Barbara Eastside Tenants Battle Landlords over Black Mold, Leaking Units
Residents of Tropical Gardens negotiated through the Santa Barbara Tenants Union.
Savoring Santa Barbara’s Seasons
Calves, flowers, and fruit mark the changing of time.
‘Marie Schoeff: Amplifying the Between’
Westmont Ridley-Tree Museum features the work of Santa Barbara artist Marie Schoeff.
Mother of Debris Flow Victim Sues Santa Barbara Sheriff over Son’s Remains
The department has disputed the findings of a UCSB anthropologist and is allegedly threatening Kim Cantin with punitive action.
County Housing Authority Closing $20M Deal on Goleta Super 8 for Homeless Housing
The 65-room motel would be transformed into permanent supportive housing for people experiencing homelessness.
Santa Barbara’s Homeless Point-in-Time Count Postponed Due to COVID Cases
The county’s biannual census of people living on the streets and in cars and shelters has been rescheduled to February 23.
