UCSB Health and Service Workers Join Union’s Two-Day Strike
University denies the claim that they bargained in bad faith.
Year: 2024
KEYT Workers Vote to Join a Union
Cinematographers Guild represents 14 stations nationwide.
Santa Barbara County Jail Was Fully Staffed During Inmate’s Apparent Suicide
Cecilia Covarrubias’s death has raised concern how someone placed in a special observation cell could die by suicide.
State Fire Marshal Claims It ‘Does Not Have Unilateral Authority’ over Whether to Restart Sable Oil Pipeline
Environmental groups opposing the restart argue the Fire Marshal does, in fact, hold jurisdiction based on a 2020 settlement agreement that came out of the Refugio Oil Spill.
High Water Mark
Doesn’t anyone remember why they started calling it “the funk zone” to begin with?
The Dons Are Off and Running With 84-46 Victory Over Arroyo Grande in Season Opener
Santa Barbara will host Oaks Christian on Monday, December 2.
Buyers’ Remorse
A mass case of acute myopia led to the Trump victory.
Groucho and I and the Race for 2028
It hit me during the recent election. Though I’ve been eligible for years — being over 35 and a natural-born citizen — no one has ever asked me to run for president.
Santa Barbara Court Packed as UCSB Police Seek Access to Pro-Palestinian Instagram Accounts
Social-media search warrants spark free-speech concerns as authorities attempt to unmask protesters who occupied and vandalized UCSB’s Girvetz Hall.
HOMESPUN Handmade Craft Show Returns Home for the Holidays
Santa Barbara Community Arts Workshop will host the holiday craft fair on December 7.
