Arroyo Quemada Neighbors Complain the Dump Smells Foul
Santa Barbara County and its contractors at Tajiguas Landfill are working to tame the anaerobic digester odors.
Year: 2022
Dogs, Cats, Guinea Pigs All Need a Home
Santa Barbara animal shelters waive some fees to encourage adoption of pets ahead of rooftop construction stresses.
Don’t Be Fooled
With each election we see many flashy, high gloss flyers in the mail supporting one or another candidate or measure. This year we see the same misrepresentation by the No on Measure T group.
Comedian Vir Das Brings His ‘Wanted’ World Tour to Santa Barbara’s Lobero Theatre
The actor/comedian’s Netflix special is coming in December.
Recap | David Gergen Opens A&L Lecture Series in Santa Barbara
Esteemed advisor shares his thoughts on great leadership.
The Last Word for Now
My mention of Santa Claus Lane was “descriptive” of the commercial zone in the largely agricultural Toro Canyon area and not “prescriptive” of where I or anyone else thought cannabis retail could be located.
The Vedanta Temple: Our Second, Deeper Home
Celebrating 75 years of a Santa Barbara spiritual epicenter.
Why We Must Support Prop. 28
Will increase funding for arts and music education programs in California public schools — without raising taxes.
Dems Bring the Case for Prop. 30 to Santa Barbara
If Prop. 30 passes on November 8, it would put about $3 billion annually toward electric vehicle purchases and charging stations, and another billion dollars for firefighting.
Central Coast Unions React to Kroger-Albertsons $24B Merger
United Food and Commercial Workers Local 770 says merger ‘must be stopped’ to prevent monopoly.
