Santa Barbara Sheriff Reacts to Supreme Court Gun Ruling
Concealed weapon permits no longer require demonstrating a credible threat.
Year: 2022
Santa Barbarans Blast the Loss of ‘Roe v. Wade’
Anti-abortion ruling sets loose protests in S.B. and planning for women’s health care nationwide.
Cambio de Tarifa de Estacionamiento por Hora – Estacionamientos en el Centro de la Ciudad
SANTA BÁRBARA, CA – 6/29/22 Las tarifas de estacionamiento por hora en los estacionamientos del centro aumentarán a $2.50 por
Hourly Parking Rate Change – Downtown Parking Lots
SANTA BARBARA, CA – 6/29/2022 Hourly parking rates in Downtown parking lots will increase to $2.50 per hour on July
Santa Barbara District Hires Three New Admins, Two from Within District
The district hired a new assistant superintendent, and principals for San Marcos High School and S.B. Junior High.
Assertive Action
In order for women to be genuinely in control of their bodies/selves, they may need to curtail sexual relations with men.
Santa Barbara’s Ordinance to Ban New Hotels Falls Through
The temporary ordinance fails to receive enough votes, as the City Council is split on the issue.
Santa Barbara County Gets a Pandemic Performance Review
The state-mandated “After-Action Report” presented to supervisors gave high marks to county staff, public outreach effort, and economic recovery efforts.
Santa Barbara County Hears Report on Emergency Response Messaging
The board of supervisors learned of the difficulties with the county’s emergency alert system.
Smoking Gun
Dean and Ehrlichman came up with the idea to drastically reduce the number of Black and young people being able to vote in Nixon’s upcoming presidential election: American citizens convicted of a felony lose their right to vote.
