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The extension of Measure P will provide critical funding for SBCC to continue to be the educational beacon for thousands of local students trying to get a start in life with an affordable education, without increasing tax rates beyond what we approved in 2008.
Unfortunately the college administration and faculty seem enthralled with the idea that SBCC should be a “world class” institution attracting student tourists from not just all of California but all of the U.S. and from international places as well.
Santa Barbara City Councilmember Alejandra Gutierrez did not vote in the 2022 general election, a crucial moment for safeguarding reproductive rights in our state.
While many are focused on the nail-biting presidential election at the top, we urge you to keep voting all the way through to the end of your ballot where critical local school board races are waiting.
Measure P will allow SBCC to modernize its classrooms, labs, and job training facilities, ensuring that our community continues to benefit from high-quality education without increasing tax rates.
Words do matter, for clear understanding of who Americans are and how we choose our leaders.
One big reason i started spending a week each month in Santa Barbara was the Saturday morning Farmers Market, its vibe and atmosphere like nothing else.
We feel very fortunate to have Mike Jordan representing us on the Santa Barbara City Council for the city’s 2nd District, covering the Mesa, West Beach and other adjacent areas.
Nick Welsh never ceases to amaze with his Angry Poodle columns.
Sable Offshore, a convenient creation of ExxonMobil, seeks to reopen the same failed oil pipeline that caused the catastrophic spill of May 2015.
