Foresters Extend Win Streak to Five with 14-2 Rout of Santa Maria Indians
The Foresters will conclude the regular season with back-to-back home games against San Luis Obispo on Saturday and Sunday.
Year: 2026
Airman 1st Class Cedric Eneluna Dead After Heavy Machinery Accident at Vandenberg Space Force Base Thursday
The 23-year-old is remembered fondly by teammates on the “Dirt Boyz”
“Kind of” Truthful
Your readers trust that you publish editorials that are more than “kind-of” truthful.
The Best Meeting Ever
Last Saturday, I attended the best SBUSD meeting I have witnessed in my 28 years of following local school board issues.
Warmies
Have you discovered the plush, lavender-infused, weighted, microwaveable stuffed animals created 30 years ago to promote calm and tranquility in everyone from children on up to seniors?
State Street’s Interim
After six years, a gaggle of consultants, and long committee meetings to decide the future of our main street, the results are in. We have discovered what doesn’t work.
Santa Barbara Congressmember Salud Carbajal Votes Against Military Aid to Israel
Failed House spending bill would have stripped $3.3 billion in offensive military assistance to Israel.
California AG Seeks to Intervene in Lawsuit Against Trump Administration over Onshore Wind Projects
Projects nationwide are “frozen” while the Department of Defense conducts “further agency coordination,” said Attorney General Rob Bonta.
‘No Choice’: Rehearing on Sable’s Air Pollution Produces Same Result
After environmental groups requested a rehearing for the Air Pollution Control District’s approval of a pollution waiver for oil company Sable offshore, the county reapproved the company’s pollution waiver.
Taylor Farms Shredded Lettuce Served at Some Taco Bells Linked to Parasite Causing Explosive Diarrhea
California is not currently among the states experiencing an increase of cyclosporiasis cases. Santa Barbara County Public Health says it continues to “closely track the situation.”
