Deplorables and Persuadables
There remains such a substantial number of “persuadables” for whom organizing and working for another democratic presidential term is not a folly.
Author: Indy Staff
Expect Emergency Alarms on Wednesday
Santa Barbara County will take part in a national alert test on October 4.
Limitations
I’m glad someone is enjoying State Street, because it sure isn’t anyone who’s handicapped.
Dianne Feinstein RIP
Senator Feinstein always cared far more about the work and substance of governing than about political machinations or the techniques and trifles of campaigns during her extraordinary 60-year career.
Cannabis in Carp Still Stinks
On May 25, a growling, incessant noise began from an industrial blower that generates noise 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Science Can Explain the Climate Crisis
But politics holds the solutions.
Laugh Out Loud Funny
Not since before the COVID pandemic have I been able to laugh out loud so much as the witty inciteful piece by Rick Doehring, “Dog Days in Santa Barbara.”
Few Black Parents on Anti-Bias Committee
The school district’s anti-bias and anti-blackness oversight committee make-up is more non-Black parents and staff than Black/African-American parents.
A Government Shutdown Harms the U.S.
No one outside of Capitol Hill wanted this shutdown, but here we are.
AIDS Quilt Project to host 2nd Annual Quilt Procession Oct. 7
SANTA BARBARA (CA) – For the second year in a row and in observation of October AIDS Awareness Month, the
