Concerns Mount at SBCC Facilities Workshop
Administrators cite need for more classrooms; speakers worry about loss of classes.
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Recent Stories
Vandenberg Analyst Arrested for Sex with Minor
Authorities say Matthew Zigan hosted parties with underage teens.
Danish Ambassador Cuts Ribbon on Solvang’s Copenhagen House
Peter Taksoe-Jensen welcomes new exhibit of Danish jewelry, Nordic daggers, and Viking war uniforms
Chickenpox Breaks Out in County
Rash and fever illness primarily found in unvaccinated schoolchildren.
Body Found at Airport
A 35-year-old man was found dead in his car; no foul play suspected.
Camp 4, Take Two
Congressman introduces second bill to annex Chumash land.
New Bill Targets Spotty 9-1-1 System
Das Williams says routing issues can and should be fixed.
Homeless Count Data Released
1,455 people, most of them mentally ill, live on Santa Barbara’s streets.
Supes Celebrate New Pescadero Lofts
County supervisors celebrated last December’s opening of the Pescadero Lofts apartment complex in Isla Vista, which has housed 32 formerly homeless people.
Ship-Slowing Program Saving Blue Skies, Blue Whales
The results are in for a trial incentive program to slow cargo ships in the Santa Barbara Channel, and they show the effort is already saving blue skies and blue whales, a coalition of government and nonprofit groups announced this week.
