ACLU Settles Lompoc Prison Lawsuit over Botched COVID Response
Medically vulnerable inmates must be considered for home confinement.
Year: 2022
Santa Ynez Valley’s Iris Rideau’s Inspiring Life Story
New book by barrier-breaking winemaker: ‘From WHITE to BLACK: One Life Between Two Worlds.’
In Memoriam | John DeLoreto: 1959-2022
As a result of DeLoreto’s leadership, state water came to Santa Barbara County.
Youthful Metals Brings High-Concept Jewelry to Life in Ventura
Gab Klassen’s whimsically beaded pieces reflect their psyche.
Santa Barbara City Council Okays Contract for New $92M Police Station
Cearnal Collective’s $4.5 million architecture design contract for the proposed 65,000-square-foot structure was approved Tuesday.
ON Culture | Introducing Our New Arts Newsletter
A snapshot of the best of local culture and fun happenings.
How Does Novavax Compare to Pfizer and Moderna Vaccines?
Dr. Lynn Fitzgibbons, Santa Barbara infectious disease expert, explains the difference between the newest COVID vaccine and the two mRNA mainstays.
Yang Refuses to Cooperate with Hit-and-Run Investigation
A newly released CHP report contradicts earlier statements from UCSB.
Santa Barbara County Drivers Start to See Some Relief at the Pump
Gas prices dropped 14.4 cents of average this past week and are likely to keep falling through August.
Goleta Names New City Manager
Robert Nisbet returns to Santa Barbara County from the Bay Area.
