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.
Year: 2024
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City Offers Low-Cost Water Safety Courses to Santa Barbara Residents
The city’s Parks and Recreation Department opens up affordable and scholarship-funded water safety courses
Take a Clod to Lunch
and Celebrate Earth Day! (late again)
Review | Paula Cole’s Still Got the Pipes
Lobero Show in Santa Barbara mixes older and newer work from the 2024 album ‘Lo.’
Grand Jury and the Jail
I applaud the Grand Jury for its investigation and advocacy for getting better care for those in custody at the County Jail.
Santa Barbara Eliminated From CIF-SS Division 3 Playoff After 3-0 Loss to Mission Viejo
The Dons claimed the Channel League title, but failed to advance in the CIF-SS Division 3 playoffs.
When Will Housing Talk Become Homes?
With an average rental price of more than $4,000 for the average apartment and record-low vacancies, I had been unwillingly thrust into one of the most competitive and expensive housing markets in the country.
Is the Bicycle Movement Failing Santa Barbara?
Ridership is decreasing, injuries are increasing.
Free Speech on College Campuses
Kent State students were protesting America’s bombings in Cambodia. Today’s students are protesting Israel’s indiscriminate bombings of civilians in Gaza.
The Power of Not Driving
I felt sad when I saw the Independent encouraging people to drive to Carrizo Plain National Monument.