Measure P Protects College Opportunities
SBCC’s mission — Santa Barbara City College welcomes all students — is at risk without the investment promised by Measure P.
Year: 2024
No on P
Voting no on P will send a message that SBCC needs to stop deficit spending and be responsible and transparent with their management of the school before taxpayers will be at all interested in paying more in the future.
How Inflation Concerns Could Doom California’s Proposition to Increase Minimum Wage
Opponents of Proposition 32 to increase the statewide minimum wage to $18 an hour are running ads focused on the cost of living. Proponents are not reaching out to voters very much. And polls show declining support.
Offensive Miscues Doom Bishop Diego in 21-6 Loss to St. Bonaventure
Bishop Diego will host Pacifica in Marmonte League play nextweek
What We Lose if Measure I Fails
This small increase in sales tax is essential to maintaining the services that help keep Santa Barbara a safe, vibrant, and more equitable place to live.
Jewish Cinema on the Town
Santa Barbara Jewish Film Festival returns to the New Vic, for five days of Jewish-related cinema, including premieres.
Dos Pueblos Football Secures Playoff Berth With 31-19 Victory Over Fillmore
Dos Pueblos and San Marcos will face off in their annual rivalry game next week.
Vote No on Measure H
As a retired, nearly childless cat lady on a limited income who rents out a room in my house as a STR, I am not alone in paying the TOT.
Measure P Is Not Just Necessary — It Is Long Overdue
Santa Barbara City College president of trustees addresses costs, buildings, enrollment, and other facts about Measure P.
Elubia’s Kitchen Wins First Place in Santa Barbara Vegan Chef Challenge
Additional honors go to Fala Bar, ShangHai Restaurant, and more.
