A Pox on Pickleball
My neighbors and I successfully opposed operation of pickleball courts in our 55+ community that caused annoyance for more than 100 previously peaceful residences.
Author: Indy Staff
One Year After Overturn of ‘Roe v Wade,’ Attorney General Bonta Highlights Californians’ Rights to Abortion, Birth Control
OAKLAND — Today, on the first anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision overturning Roe v. Wade, Attorney General Rob Bonta reminded Californians
Thomas and Alito Have Severely Damaged the Reputation and Authority of the Supreme Court
Our judges must dilligently avoid even the appearance of bias, impropriety, or favoritism. Failure to do this undermines trust in court rulings and the law.
Headed for Chaucer’s
So glad to see Ryan Cruz as guest writer for the All Booked Newsletter.
Not Popular, Essential
I was horrified to learn of the cessation of the Welcome Every Baby program that has been helping new mothers and babies for 22 years.
Rep. Carbajal and Santa Barbara DA Savrnoch Hold Webinar Discussing California’s ‘Red Flag’ Law, Promoting Awareness on How to Utilize Life-Saving Gun Violence Restraining Orders
Santa Barbara – On Tuesday, June 27 at 1:30 p.m., Congressman Salud Carbajal will host an informational webinar with Santa Barbara County
County Releases Updated Housing Element to Public
(SANTA BARBARA, Calif.) – Santa Barbara County posted its Draft Revised Housing Element Update for 2023-2031 on its website on June 22,
AMR: One Bad Story
I’m happy Santa Barbara’s ambulance service might be changing.
Surge of Unpermitted Street Vendors in Santa Barbara Prompts Quest for Health and Safety Solutions
Area historian Michael Montenegro shares his takeaways from a recent community meeting about out-of-compliance sidewalk vendors.
CENTRAL COAST PET ADOPTION FEES WAIVED JULY 1ST
(SANTA MARIA, California) –Santa Barbara County Animal Services is thrilled to announce agroundbreaking partnership with Ventura County Animal Services aimed
