Besieged with controversy and conflicting opinions since the process first began in 2008, the Marine Life Protection Act’s mandated redesign of marine protected areas along the coast of Southern California, from Pt. Conception to the Mexican border, has hit another potential snag as it readies to become a reality.
El Estero Wastewater treatment plant to get internal combustion engine.
A task force installs cameras on front-country trails.
Federal query into offshore drilling safety comes to Santa Barbara.
Santa Barbara students return to class as district gets good grades from the state.
There will be discussion of restructuring the Special Education department.
Arlington West faces changes as its focus shifts to Afghanistan.
In other Santa Barbara School Board news, with incumbent Kate Parker already announcing that she will seek reelection for a second term on the board and Bob Noël giving word that he will not, Santa Barbara-based former construction company executive Loren Mason officially threw his hat in the ring this week for one of the two seats up for grabs.
Two men are arrested as sheriff’s deputies raid arguably the biggest indoor grow in county history.
Experts agree, this summer without sun is not normal.
