The Unintended Consequences of Illicit Roadside Food Vending
The pop-ups often set up in high-traffic areas, busy intersections, or roadside shoulders — now occupied by the equipment, tables, and cars of customers.
Year: 2024
Dangers of Modoc Pathway
The lack of any safety signage is an invitation to serious injury and even death.
Resuscitate State Street
The plan divides downtown State Street into five separate districts, some with one way traffic, some with no cars, some with two way traffic, some with bikes, some with speed restrictions on bikes, some with pedicabs and golf carts, some with “pedlets.”
Review | Stephen Sanchez Serenades Santa Barbara
The Troubadour Sanchez & his Moon Crests perform on the ‘Connie Co Show’ Tour.
Dos Pueblos Shut Out by Ventura in Homecoming Game
Dos Pueblos failed to score in a loss to Ventura.
Review | The Gleefully Outrageous Remi Wolf at the Santa Barbara Bowl
Rising artist brings funk, soul, pop, and fun to town.
Where Is BeWell?
The current system leaves local shelters to manage severe mental health crises on their own, a responsibility that should not fall under their purview.
Vote for Mike Jordan, S.B. Council
As a resident of Santa Barbara’s District 2, I wholeheartedly endorse Mike Jordan for re-election to the City Council.
More Secure EBT Cards are Coming to California. Here’s When They’ll Go Out
The state is working on electronic benefit cards with security chips, but is behind schedule. Families are expected to be able to use them in January.
Dos Pueblos High School’s New Engineering Academy Building Hangs in Water-Logged Limbo
Two years after the facility was set to open, Santa Barabra Unified says it’s still dealing with “really frustrating” delays involving flooding and the construction company contracted to build the project.
