Rattlesnake Season Strikes Fear in Santa Barbara Backyards
Coming around the bend, rattlesnake season is imminent, and Santa Barbara residents are already facing more than ever.
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Coming around the bend, rattlesnake season is imminent, and Santa Barbara residents are already facing more than ever.
Health officials monitor the spread of avian influenza, though the virus is “not a significant public health threat” at this time.
The numbers of use-of-force incidents and citizen complaints are down.
County Supervisor Laura Capps hosts a listening event to hear from Isla Vista residents.
Major reductions in federal funding for crime victim services, provided through the Victims of Crime Act, are being felt by organizations across Santa Barbara County.
The woman was identified on Tuesday as Alexandria Grace Farstad, 32, of La Jolla and Riverside. Cause and manner of death are pending, though authorities say foul play is not suspected.
Report calls into question quality of inmate health care due to understaffing and lack of administrative supervision.
Officers and waterfront staff are concerned over the impacts of the state bill updating peace officer training standards.
Jacob Parker, 23, of San Diego was a UC Santa Barbara alum.
The fall occurred behind 6625 Del Playa Drive on Saturday afternoon after the unidentified male reportedly climbed over a barrier fence.