Gauchos Defeat Eastern Washington
The UCSB Men’s basketball team won a narrow victory over Eastern Washington University on Saturday…
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Alleged Teen Stabbing in Eastside Attack
Police are still searching for four suspects.
Healthcare May Be Difficult To Obtain, Says Study
Having a job and having health insurance are slowly but surely becoming less related to each other in California.
NLRB Maintains Union Elections
On 12/14, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) upheld its original certification of the union election at the Santa Barbara News-Press.
Goleta Seeks Bike Route Money
Goleta seeks a $259,000 state bicycle transportation grant for various bicycle-related traffic improvements.
LaVoie Denied Next Term
Bill LaVoie, a longtime veteran of Santa Barbara’s Historic Landmarks Commission, was denied another term because he failed to show up for his application interview with the City Council.
Salvation Army Breaks With United Way
Santa Barbara’s Salvation Army has severed its decade-long relationship with United Way, hoping to raise more money on its own.
State Assembly Passes Healthcare Bill
The California Assembly passed a healthcare reform bill on 12/7.
SB Targeted for Anti-Meth Campaign
Santa Barbara may be posh, but it is also one of three jurisdictions in the state to be chosen for a federally funded anti-meth media campaign on radio and TV.
Rojas Retires
Richard Rojas, 51, announced his retirement this week.