Biden Government Must Confront Extremism
In 2020, white supremacists, and other like-minded extremists, carried out 67 percent of terrorist plots and attacks in the U.S.
Author: Jean Yamamura
The Demand for Vaccine Remains Unslaked
Hope, updates, and explanations on how to get on the waiting list offered by Santa Barbara County’s Public Health Department.
Dealing with DACA
A simple solution may be a proposal to handle DACA members outside the immigration package; that is, given 12-18 months to resolve their eligibility for remaining in this country.
High Demand, Little Vaccine as Yet
While California recently announced that people 65 years old and over are eligible to receive COVID-19, it will take time for vaccine supplies and resources to accommodate all those in this age group.
Man Dies After Being Struck by Multiple Cars on Santa Barbara 101
The victim was struck by three vehicles near the Milpas Street off-ramp.
Suffering in Carpinteria
I want to express my continued frustration and concern that our County Board of Supervisors does not seem to be taking our objections to big cannabis seriously.
Think Safety
The public health “protest” proclaimed by some of Santa Barbara’s restauranteurs gives off bad ideas that will make more people sick and, in some cases, even kill them.
Vaccination Priorities
The millions of our seniors who “have lived a good life and do not deserve early dosage” once saved the world for you.
Second Doses?
Bending to public pressure, the Santa Barbara County Public Health Department, decided to expand COVID vaccine eligibility to those 75-plus.
Americans for All Seasons
Give the devil the benefit of law, for our own safety’s sake.