Goleta Grapples with Car-Camping Community
“No Parking” signs and citations go into effect as the city expands it Safe Parking program.
Year: 2026
$6 Gas and Refinery Fears Collide with California’s Climate Ambitions
California is considering giving oil refineries and other major polluters billions in free pollution permits under a major overhaul of its carbon market. The fight is exposing a deeper question inside Gov. Gavin Newsom’s climate agenda: Can California lower emissions without driving up gas prices?
The F-Word and the C-Words
Most frustratingly, Trump has also been helped immensely by the failures of the Democrats.
Freedom: 250 Years and On
If you see someone driving erratic on any road, notify law enforcement immediately.
UC Santa Barbara Baseball Eliminated from Big West Tournament, Awaits NCAA Tournament Selection
The NCAA selection show will air on Monday, May 25 at 9 a.m.
An Endorsement for Judge Thomas R. Adams
It is with great pleasure that we are able to endorse the re-election of the Honorable Thomas R. Adams, Jr. in the upcoming Santa Barbara County election.
A Litmus Test for Los Olivos
June 3 sewer workshop takes place at the Grange Hall, 6 p.m.
Why Surveillance Pricing Bans Are Suddenly Gaining Traction This Year (And Not Just in California)
A law advancing in the California Assembly makes it illegal to set prices with algorithms. Three other states have passed such bans in the last month.
Nine-Run Third Inning Sinks Dos Pueblos in 13-6 Quarterfinal Loss to Mira Costa
The Chargers finish the season with a 20-11 overall record.
Santa Barbara Is Closer Than Ever to Ending Street Homelessness. Here’s Why.
Family homelessness is less visible than street homelessness, but its consequences are profound and long-lasting. Balay Ko Family Village will bring 30 new homes for families.
