Goleta Takes UCSB to Court over Housing Inadequacies
Three years of talks end in a lawsuit to enforce the Long Range Development Plan settlement agreement.
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Santa Barbara Begins Building Seriously Affordable Housing
Vera Cruz Village aims to house homeless people in downtown studio apartments.
Digging Deeper into Dormzilla
UC Office of the President denies the release of UCSB-Munger agreement.
Council Moves Forward with 2 Percent Rent Cap
But will it ultimately be adopted when Rowse replaces Murillo?
UCSB Housing Remains in Crisis
The university’s long-brewing troubles portended an uproar.
UC Campus Architects Unite in Opposition to Munger Hall
They criticized the proposed project’s high per-bed cost and large energy demand.
Census Reveals a Culprit Behind Santa Barbara’s Housing Crisis
More housing units are being left empty than new ones being built.
Murillo and Gutierrez Float Ambitious 2 Percent Rent Cap
The controversial proposal will be debated at the December 7 City Council meeting.
‘Sandpiper, Shame on You!’: Protesters Blast Property Management Company
The Santa Barbara Tenants’ Union organized the protest on behalf of tenants over rising rent, poor conditions, and more.
City Planners Wrestle with California’s New, Controversial Housing Law
Santa Barbara’s planning division is crafting an ordinance to meet the new Senate Bill 9 requirements.