Listening to the Moms for More Safety in Isla Vista
I heard firsthand from students that higher fencing is the top priority to prevent cliff falls, a regulation change I will bring to the Board of Supervisors on November 7.
Year: 2023
ON the Beat | Openings Week on the Serious Music Front
On season openings for the Symphony and CAMA, a new parade in town, plus jazz that matters out of town.
Candlelight Vigil Honors Those Lost to Domestic Violence
Domestic Violence Solutions for Santa Barbara County held this October 26 event to raise awareness and honor victims of domestic violence.
Anti-Zionism Is Different from Anti-Semitism
We routinely see this false equation of anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism used as a cudgel to attack any criticism of Israel or its anti-Palestinian policies.
King Triton, Comet and Dublin
King Triton King Triton loves going for walks, hanging out with other dogs, hanging out with people, spending time with
Free Will Astrology
Week of November 2.
Stories of Growing Up in Gaviota
Living history through storytelling, James Howerton and his sister, Margaret, shared what it was like growing up in Gaviota with students at Vista de Las Cruces School.
Bishop Diego Secures Automatic Playoff Berth With 27-20 Victory Over Simi Valley
CIF-SS football playoff brackets will be released on Sunday at 10 a.m.
Santa Barbara Unified Seeks Waiver for Spending $6.7M Below State Minimum on Teacher Salaries Last School Year
The school district blames an increase in one-time, COVID-related expenses for tipping the ratio.
An Alternative to Grievances
Instead of meaningless slogans, what will it take for something positive to emerge from this bloodshed?
