Looking to inject the County’s cash-strapped coffers with millions in oil-derived dollars, the Santa Barbara County supervisors voted unanimously this week to explore the possibility of a per-barrel tax on oil harvested from beneath county land.
The Rincon Point sanitary switch wins a key voter challenge, but the fight isn’t over yet.
Head honcho for California Association of School Business Officials.
The debate about noise, crowds, and drunkards’ pollution of the 500 block of State Street entered a new chapter this week as the Santa Barbara City Council unanimously denied two separate appeals of a recent decision by the city’s Fire and Police Commission to give a dance permit to the James Joyce bar
Three barrels of oil lost after underground pipe bursts.
San Marcos teachers approve parity.
Controversy swirls as Rincon Point residents once again vote on whether to switch from septic to sewer systems.
You wouldn’t expect a lifelong surf addict, let alone one of the most famous and influential surfers of modern times, to blissfully call inland Oregon home, but that’s exactly what Gerry Lopez has been doing for the past 15 years.
Following statewide cuts, the Santa Barbara School Board approved more than $4 million in cuts.
It has often been written-admittedly more than once in the pages of this very paper-that Australia’s The Beautiful Girls are a band with a saltwater-infused sound, much like Santa Babylon’s beloved part-time resident Jack Johnson.
