Debt Payments?
Isn’t it quite obvious the funds raised by new city sales tax should go to paying down the $7 million debt the city has created?
Year: 2024
Don’t Gut Prop. 12’s Humane Standards for Animals
As one of Rep. Carbajal’s constituents, I am respectfully asking him to stand against the controversial attempts to gut Proposition 12 in the Farm Bill.
Bishop Diego Rolls to 34-13 Victory over Salesian in Season Opener
Bishop Diego will travel to Sherman Oaks Notre Dame next week.
Santa Barbara Dons Show Off Explosive Offense in 42-17 Win over Camarillo
The Dons will travel to perennial powerhouse Valencia next week.
Santa Barbara Police Arrest Convicted Felon Found Trespassing on La Colina Junior High Campus, Approaching Students
Suspect Teon Tondale West, 31, was booked on felony charges of threatening a crime with intent to terrorize and possessing a weapon near a school, as well as misdemeanor charges of loitering, disrupting school activities, fighting in a public place, and annoying a victim under 18.
Review | Outside Lands 2024
A memorable three days of music in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park.
Send Off Summer With the Legends of the ‘60s, ‘70s, and ‘80s
Two shows — Welcome Back to the 80s and the Fool In Love Festival — highlight the old but still greats in the world of music.
Chelsea Handler is Blunt, Sharp, Funny, and Definitely Rated NC-17
Comedian’s return to Santa Barbara Bowl show delightfully defies description.
U.S. Department of Labor Awards $2.8 Million in Initial Funding to Support Disaster Recovery in Response to California Sever Winter Storms
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Labor today announced an initial award of $2.8 million to California in dislocated worker grant funding to
SBMM Maritime Distinguished Speaker Series Unveils the Story of Stearns Wharf
The Santa Barbara Maritime Museum is pleased to present the September offering of its Maritime Distinguished Speaker Series “Opening the
