Weekly News Quiz: 3/19 – 3/25!
How much do you know about what happened this week?
How much do you know about what happened this week?
The 10 percent rent cap going back to the December 2017 emergency declaration expired when “that” disaster declaration (and its extensions) expired.
Join Robin Elander in conversation with Brian McDonald (Ensemble Theatre Company), Michelle Cyr (Santa Barbara Botanic Garden), and Adam Porte (City of Santa Barbara Parks & Recreation Department) in this week’s Downtown Business Spotlight.
Proposed self-check-in hotel — and all new hotels in Santa Barbara in general — during a historic drought.
American taxpayers should be up in arms and madder than hell over the taxes they are paying every year.
The founders of the Electoral College were concerned that most voters would not have any direct knowledge of the candidates — something that remains true today.
It’s hard to believe that the housing market is more frenzied than ever.
Week of March 24.
Scientists have been warning us for decades that the heat-trapping emissions from burning coal, oil, and natural gas are causing disease, death, and planetary disruption.
The City of Santa Barbara is now proceeding to impose bicycle access pathways on both Mission and Micheltorena Streets on the Westside.