Mad About Texas? Vote ‘No’ in the Recall
In Texas, abortion is effectively banned for the first time since the ‘Roe v. Wade’ decision in 1973.
Author: Jean Yamamura
Save Arroyo Paredon Watershed
There are domestic carbon scrubber companies that can and must implement this technology ASAP to the greenhouses.
Summerland Farmland to ‘Remain Green Forever’
Carpinteria school district accepts ag and farm education foundation offer.
National Forests to Close at Midnight
High wildfire dangers lead to Pacific Southwest closures, including Santa Barbara County’s Los Padres National Forest.
Pesticide Chlorpyrifos Banned Nationwide
Banned in California since the end of 2020, Environmental Protection Agency action protects children and pollinators like bees.
Cruise Ships on ‘Pause’ in Santa Barbara
COVID infection rate cited as reason to suspend visits until March 1, 2022.
Newsom Not a Write-In
I will be voting “no” on the recall.
Why Californians Can’t Afford A Home
The irresistible economic urge to turn houses into vacation rentals requires legislation to curb the neighborhood-destroying practice.
Time Out for Oil
Occidental Petroleum, a Fortune 500 company whose revenue in 2020 was $17.809 billion (with a B), was not held accountable for cleaning up the oily mess their uncapped, seeping well caused in Toro Canyon?
What Happens in Tennessee Should Stay There
Andy Puzder opined recently on all that is wrong with California’s leadership and his support of Larry “Let Me Lead California Over A Cliff” Elder to replace Newsom, if he is recalled.
