“Bah Humbug!” Sez Mayor
Mayor Helene Schneider is upset over the decision to abolish redevelopment districts.
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Bye-Bye to Redevelopment Agencies
The cities of Goleta and Santa Barbara are reeling from California Supreme Court decision that will strip $1.7 billion from local governments to pay for education.
Sears, Kmart to Close?
Corporate officials say low sales will prompt shuttering 120 stores; fate of Santa Barbara locations unclear.
Wednesday Memorial for Dan Carbonaro
One of the Santa Barbara men who was killed in an off-roading accident will be remembered at Elings Park.
Yuletide King Tides
Unusually high tides will mark the holiday weekend.
Sean Hannity on KCSB Thursday
Clips from the former KCSB host-turned-conservative commentator will be aired today as part of the station’s 50th anniversary.
Fraud Charged in Huguette Clark Case
The attorney and accountant for the late owner of a waterfront Santa Barbara estate accused of not paying $50 million in taxes; accountant resigns.
Calling All Bikes
Bicycle Coalition leads drive to give bikes to junior highschoolers for free.
Hiccup for Hot Springs Plan?
Groundwater rights issue impedes Land Trust’s acquisition of 462-acre property.
Mayor Releases List of City’s Accomplishments this Year
The City of Santa Barbara expanded its restorative policing program, budgeted $75,000 to hire a homeless prevention czar, kept the budget ax from falling on the Rental Housing Mediation Task Force, re-striped Cliff Drive to make it safer for pedestrians, finally adopted a new general plan, opened a new $60 million airline terminal, finished building a new bridge by Haley and De la Vina streets, opened the new Artisan Court affordable housing complex on Cota Street, and participated in a major count of the number of homeless people countywide.