Tough Love, Mask Edition
I’ve begun to feel like a sibling in a large family where the parents are flailing and failing, imposing a series of contradictory incentives to encourage compliance.
Author: Jean Yamamura
COVID Takes No Holiday in July
Santa Barbara County’s two-week case rate went up by 90 percent.
Keep Newsom in the Governor’s Office: Part 1
Governor Gavin Newsom, a former lieutenant governor of California and mayor of San Francisco, is a serious, seasoned politician equipped to deal with California’s 21st-century issues.
Fish & Wildlife, CHP Confirm Mountain Lion Death on Highway 101
The strike occurred on the southbound S-curve above the Gaviota Tunnel on June 28 at about 10:30 p.m., damaging the vehicle, whose driver reported the kill to the CHP.
Silvia Uribe Named Woman of the Year by Rep. Salud Carbajal
Uribe has been a translator for the Spanish-speaking community on sensitive topics such as adoption and sexual assault and a victim advocate in the District Attorney’s Office.
Congressmember John Lewis Honored in Santa Barbara on Anniversary of His Death
More than 150 similar vigils took place around the country for a nationwide call to pass the voting rights acts currently before Congress.
Labor Agreement Voted in by Santa Barbara City Council
Applies to municipal projects costing $5 million and up.
Santa Barbara to Consider New Liquor Store Rules
Most public speakers support the proposed ordinance but not police enforcement.
A Word from Randy Rowse
I am compelled to run because this City Council lacks clear mayoral leadership and continuity.
Remember the Past
Though we are on track this year to welcome 3 million illegal immigrants from Central and South America (and indeed from all over the world), there is one nation whose desperately fleeing citizens are not welcome: Cuba.
