Santa Barbara County’s Election Czar Stayed Silent When DOJ Threated Election
Federal attorney demands proof of citizenship of 180 ‘likely’ fraudsters.
Year: 2026
Changes to Santa Barbara’s Just Cause Ordinance Need Ironing Out
Amendments to the ordinance, presented at Santa Barbara’s City Council meeting on Tuesday, including tightening no-fault eviction requirements, removing exemptions for some landlords, and ironing out how a landlord can take a property off the market.
Greek Favorites to Go
St. Barbara Greek Orthodox Church brings back its Grab ‘n’ Go fundraiser.
Sun, Suppers, and Sounders in Seattle
The latest of my friends’ restaurant-riddled, drink-drenched annual adventures known as KIA, this time to the Emerald City.
All Booked | The Witching Hour
Christina McDermott shares some Halloween spookiness with three graphic novels.
Review | Stranger than Truth
‘You Can See Everything,’ a rare hit documentary, is an “alt-doc” wonder exploring and questioning the Elizabeth Holmes story from insider angles.
Suspicious Death in Santa Barbara’s West Beach Neighborhood
Police are actively investigating the case after finding a deceased person in a West Beach residence.
Nailing It at Best Fest
Thank you to everyone who joined us last week at our Best Fest celebration! We got to raise a glass
Santa Barbara County Faces Losing the California Coastal Commission
The Federal government threatens to remove the state from the Coastal Zone Management Act.
Santa Barbara High Girls’ Volleyball Sweeps Hemet, Advances to CIF-SS Division 4 Semifinals
The Dons will travel to Glendale for the CIF-SS Division 4 semifinals on Saturday.
