California Adopts Toxicity Protections for Water, Wildlife
After nearly 20 years of negotiating, the State Water Resources Control Board has adopted statewide toxicity provisions to improve the
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Weekly News Quiz: 11/28- 12/04!
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Unlicensed Cannabis Grower Busted in Santa Maria for Guns, Marijuana Possession
An unlicensed cannabis grower was arrested in Santa Maria on several felony charges Thursday, including being a felon in possession
Tenant Scores Win Against Isla Vista Landlord
The judge in the small claims action forces Playa Life IV to return the security deposit to a tenant who moved out because of illegal rental and fire hazards.
Downtown Business Spotlight: The Future of Live Music
Charles Donelan in conversation with Gail Hansen (SoHo Restaurant & Music Club), Rick Boller (Santa Barbara Bowl) and David Asbell (Lobero Theatre) as they discuss the future of live music.
Mint Dolphin’s “Social Distance Dance”
Santa Barbara musician Eric Swank’s one-man band celebrates the ‘80s sound.
Elephant Project Embraces Lions
Pedro de la Cruz Painting to Benefit Wildlife
Otra Ronda de Suministros de Emergencia Que se Necesitan Urgentemente, Distribuidos por First 5 Santa Barbara County a Los Programas de Cuidado y Educación Temprana Que Sirven a Los Ninos de 0 a 5 Años
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — En abril del 2020, First 5 Santa Barbara County se asoció con Children’s Resource and Referral
Another Round of Urgently Needed Emergency Supplies Being Distributed by First 5 Santa Barbara County to Early Care and Education Programs Serving Children 0-5
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — In April 2020, First 5 Santa Barbara County partnered with Children’s Resource and Referral of Santa
Terry Ortega Is Our Titan of ’Tis
Santa Barbara Independent’s calendar editor celebrates her seventh year of curating the special holiday issue.
