NYC Bears No Resemblance to SB
The article condemning rent stabilization contains false comparisons to other cities like New York City which, if anybody hasn’t figured out yet, contains no resemblance to Santa Barbara.
Author: Indy Staff
Sneddon for a Safer and Sustainable Community
Kristen Sneddon’s leadership on safety and affordable housing are just two of the reasons I’m supporting her for mayor.
Bribes
Even with attempting to bribe voters at the gas pump, Hilton will wind up in the dustbin of California politics.
How Airbnb Is Fighting for Its Place on California’s Coast
Residents of cities like Pacifica want to limit the presence of visitors and corporations. Companies like Airbnb want to keep their lucrative coastal listings. That tension has led to increased attempts to influence a small but powerful committee.
CHP Can’t 86 Indivisible Santa Barbara’s Sign
Two CHP officers took it upon themselves to attempt to intimidate and silence members of Indivisible Santa Barbara, demanding 8647 signs be taken down and reporting Indivisible members to the FBI.
Cottage Health Hosts Sepsis Conference Focused on Early Recognition and Treatment
Cottage Health brought together physicians, nurses, pharmacists, respiratory care practitioners and other clinicians from across the region on Friday, September 18,
Lompoc Chalks Returns October 2–4 with 40 Artists, Live Entertainment, and a New Meet the Artists Kick Off
The Lompoc Theatre Project is excited to announce the return of Lompoc Chalks, its free, family-friendly street art festival celebrating
Santa Barbara Sheriff’s Office Provides Update on In-Custody Death Investigation
The Coroner’s Bureau has classified the September 15 death of James Edward Murphy, 68, at the Northern Branch Jail as a homicide.
The Santa Barbara Arts Collaborative Hosts a Candidates Forum
City and mayoral candidates will discuss their focus on the arts on October 7.
Newsom Clamps Down on California Data Centers as Voters Turn Against the Industry
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed seven data center bills into law on Monday, signaling a tide change toward regulation of the industry.
