Here’s the Real Reason PG&E Rates Are Skyrocketing in California
The California Public Utilities Commission allow a $2.56 billion increase by 2026, in addition to increases for costs of Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant.
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Santa Barbara County’s Traffic Plan: Not Good
The county proposes to approve projects without reducing the project density when the cost to mitigate traffic impacts makes the project economically infeasible, according to the developer.
Why the County Should Rezone All of the Sites Identified in Its Housing Element
CHC is concerned the process the County has undertaken in the implementation of Program 1 in the Housing Element could have an unintended negative impact on local housing production.
Last Chance to Provide Input on City’s CDBG Action Plan
GOLETA, CA April 26, 2024 – Time is running out in the public review period for the City of Goleta’s Community
Santa Barbara Zoo’s Dr. Estelle Sandhaus Recognized as Pioneering Female Conservationist by Disney Conservation Fund
(April 24, 2024) Santa Barbara, CA – Santa Barbara, CA – The Santa Barbara Zoo is proud to announce that Dr. Estelle
E-bikes Need More and Bigger Bike Lanes
E-bikes are disruption, but the tension brought by disruption is an opportunity for change and innovation.
Say ‘Yes’ to Affordable Workforce Housing
Moving forward, it is essential that the Santa Barbara County supervisors protect us from becoming the horrendous monstrosity that is the Southern California Urban Sprawl Nightmare.
Spring is Here and Bikes are in Bloom with Countywide CycleMAYnia
SANTA BARBARA, CALIF. – Spring has arrived, marking the perfect time to celebrate the 15th annual “CycleMAYnia” in Santa Barbara County.
Goats and Sheep now Graze at Elings Park to Provide Eco-Friendly Fire Prevention, Invasive Plant Removal, Fertilizer, and to Aid Return of California Natives
(Santa Barbara, CA, April 25, 2024) Two different flocks of fuzzy four-legged grazers can be seen in Elings Park in coming
In with the New
As a parent raising a young family in Santa Barbara, I’m thrilled with the city’s commitment to becoming more bicycle friendly.