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Year: 2024
One Way AI Could Make Elections Fairer
AI-infused maps could provide a more objective and fairer approach to redistricting electoral boundaries.
Enlarging Laguna Blanca School Will Impact Traffic
The issue is does the student enrollment increase of 55 students and 12 faculty add to an already existing traffic problem in a community with only three ways to get into and out of Hope Ranch?
In This Election, One Thing Is True …
But I forgot what it was.
‘Turning Pain into Action’: Supervisor Capps Gives One-Year Progress Report on Isla Vista Bluff Safety Plan
The supervisor’s eight-point plan was implemented after the tragic death of Santa Barbara City College student Benjamin “Benny” Schurmer, who fell from atop the 40-foot bluffs in September 2023.
The Out of the Box Family Comes Together for ‘Family Album’
Musical theater icon Joe Iconis’ tunes take the stage at Santa Barbara’s SOhO on Oct. 27.
Developer Rick Caruso Among Speakers at Marathon Meeting on Proposed Miramar Expansion
The Santa Barbara County Planning Commission hears multiple angles on Caruso’s proposal to add affordable employee housing and luxury boutiques and apartments to his Montecito resort.
George Thurlow Reckons with His El Salvador Days
The former “Indy” publisher and retired UCSB assistant vice chancellor pens a soul-
searching memoir called “El Salvador: Blood on All Our Hands.”
Measure P Is About the Future
Our goal is simple: making our facilities safer for our students. This includes critical repair needs like leaky roofs, access for disabled students, and modernizing labs and classrooms built in the 1960s.
Day of the Living Dead, on State
For the second year, SBMA reaches across the institutional divide and down State Street for a Día de los Muertos celebration with MCASB.
