State and Enviros Take on Federal Oil Leases
Attorney General and eight groups file separate lawsuits against newly opening fossil-fuel drilling and fracking lands.
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New State Law Gives Women a Seat at the Table
New California law adds women to corporate boards; studies show earnings will rise.
Carbajal Says Threat Posed by Iranian General Not Imminent
The congressmember described the congressional briefing on the attack as belonging in the ‘Hall of Fame for the Worst Briefing Ever.’
Nonpartisan Voter Registration in Isla Vista Turns Out to Be Fake
Head of fake Rock the Vote Santa Barbara, which got a cease-and-desist from national Rock the Vote, claims 3rd District candidate Bruce Porter created his group.
Longest-Serving Supe of Schools Endorses Capps
Bill Cirone announced his endorsement of Laura Capps for 1st District supervisor and dissed Das Williams.
Carbajal Votes with House to Invoke War Powers Act
Santa Barbara’s representative says he’s unconvinced by administration briefing on clash against Iran.
Santa Barbara City Councilmembers Sworn In
With Tuesday’s swearing in, City Hall is now run exclusively by Democrats.
The Wider Context of the Killing of Qasem Soleimani
Iranian general’s assassination unifies a fracturing country.
A Crowded Field in County Supes, Assembly Races
Democratic Party engaged in food fights over two Santa Barbara County supervisorial districts and Assembly.
S.B. Dems to Host Kentucky Challenger
Amy McGrath seeks Mitch McConnell’s Senate seat in a race that’s neck-and-neck.
