1,700 Could Lose Food Benefits Over Rule Change
Additional requirements for food stamps will have “punitive effect” says social services office.
Brian Osgood
Recent Stories
Former Senator Bob Kerrey Coming to Santa Barbara
Impeachment, political polarization, and America’s role in the world get a hearing at Capps Project on Saturday.
Freedom Warming Centers to Open Tuesday Night
Emergency homeless shelters, named after a homeless man who died from exposure, are set to open their doors tonight across the county.
City’s Bus Fleet to Transition to Renewable Diesel
Change will decrease bus emissions by 80 percent, moves SBMTD towards goal of 100 percent renewable by 2030.
City Invites Comment on Future Farmers’ Market Location
Meeting by City and Farmers’ Market on December 7 to hear ideas on Saturday Farmers’ Market location.
Cave Fire 90 Percent Contained, Highway 154 Open
County fire authorities say fire mostly contained, with 54 personnel continuing work.
UCSB Professor Emeritus Receives Award for Work Documenting Incarcerated Youth
Richard Ross given Claud Nobel World Betterment Award for ‘Juvenile in Justice’ project.
Ocean Conservationist Cheers New Protections for Corals, Sponges
New NOAA regulations seek to protect fragile ecosystem and safeguard future use.
Planning Commission Approves Wind Farm South of Lompoc
The creation of 29 wind turbines would double Santa Barbara County’s renewable energy capacity.
Goleta Valley Community Center Receives Cave Fire Evacuees
Organizations like the Red Cross and Direct Relief set up beds, services for those displaced by fire.
