MTD’s Temporary Service Reductions Start Monday, April 25th
Service to be reduced temporarily to improve system reliability in response to bus operator workforce shortage SANTA BARBARA—Beginning next Monday,
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Strauss Foundation Awards Visala Tallavarjula $15,000 Public Service Scholarship
The Donald A. Strauss Public Service Scholarship Foundation, established as a memorial to the late Don Strauss of Newport Beach
Rents and Prop. 13
All the property owners I know in California seem quite content with the “rent control” they’ve been receiving from Prop. 13 for the last 45 years.
A Vote for Salcido
I have worked with Dr. Susan Salcido for many years as a member of the Board of Directors for Partners in Education, which operates Computers for Families.
Why Is Rent Control Futile?
Listening to bullshit is hard. It makes you think you are going crazy.
Support for Salcido
As the recently retired superintendent of Goleta Union School District, I support Dr. Susan Salcido for County Superintendent of Schools.
What to Do with a One-Year-Old in Santa Barbara
Our plan to give our one-year-old granddaughter the visit of her short life was ready. Then something happened that changed everything: She arrived.
Lessons of Glen Canyon
Glen Canyon, a ghostly presence in southern Utah under Lake Powell for almost 60 years, is now re-emerging.
An Unsolvable Problem
You can have one Housing Crisis Task Force or you can appoint 100 Housing Crisis Tasks Forces, but the result will be the same.
City Council Approves Ordinance Regulating Single-Use Foodware Accessories and Standard Condiments
The Goleta City Council unanimously approved an ordinance regulating single-use foodware accessories and standard condiments following a presentation by Sustainability
