Santa Barbara City Council Reaffirms Stance on Federal Immigration Enforcement
The resolution in support of immigrants passed 6-1, with Mayor Randy Rowse opposed.
Year: 2026
In Search of a Solution
This past Friday, April 17, I counted 20 vehicles with people sleeping in them on Phelps Road at 7 a.m. Some of the same vehicles have been here for years.
Santa Barbara Supervisors Try to Take Stand Against ICE
What can county government do to protect people from violent actions?
The Continuing Need for Petroleum Products
We use a wide variety of petroleum-derived products every day — from fuels to nitrogen fertilizer; single-use, sterile medical equipment; weight-reducing plastic components of electric vehicles, wind turbine blades, and insulation for electrical wiring.
Fossil Fuels: The Dark Side
If we begin now to phase out fossil fuels, we can create a healthy livable planet for ourselves, our neighbors, and generations to come.
Not a Pretty Picture
Painting the Carrillo intersection does not paint a pretty picture.
Santa Barbara Maritime Museum Celebrates World Boating Day with Sail to Shelter: Port, Starboard & Sails: A Hands-On Boating Adventure
Santa Barbara, CA —The Santa Barbara Maritime Museum (SBMM), in collaboration with Sail to Shelter, is pleased to celebrate World
Book Review | ‘The Irish Goodbye’ by Beth Ann Fennelly
A stellar collection of micro-memoirs from a gifted observer.
A Variety of Voices Coming to Godmothers Books in Summerland This Spring
Kate Bowler, Kerry Docherty, Sabrina Rudin, Eliza Reid, and Alex Elle are among the authors scheduled to appear.
Lane Reduction on Highway 101 Through Buellton set to Begin Week of Monday, April 27
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY – Construction crews will begin a multi-year maintenance project in Buellton which will result in lane reductions along
