Masks at Schools and the Efficacy of Vaccine in Preventing Death
Santa Barbara County health officer tells Santa Barbara supervisors that five people’s deaths could have been prevented if they’d gotten the vaccine.
Author: Jean Yamamura
Isla Vista: From the Ground Up
Carmen Lodise issues a second edition of his I.V. history, with friends.
Popsicle Tantrums
My efforts to encourage a good diet are now threatened by a visit to Kid’s World.
So Long, Hal
It’s hard to go anywhere in Santa Barbara without seeing something Hal Conklin left behind.
Field Notes: July 4, 2021
To Charlie Plumb, the most beautiful flag was embroidered under the shirt of a fellow prisoner of war in Hanoi.
Two New Delta Variant Cases Found in Santa Barbara County
COVID metrics moving upward in California as a whole.
Yes to a Vaccine Mandate
An unprecedented coalition of the three largest SBCC employee groups is demanding a COVID-19 vaccine mandate that is in line with those already enacted by the UC and CSU systems.
Recall Gavin Newsom
California Governor Gavin Newsoe is probably the worst governor of all times.
A Good Fight
The people of Santa Barbara need to know the real story behind the recent lawsuit filed against them by the Central Coast Water Authority (CCWA).
Leave the Bridge Alone
As a 77-year resident of Rattlesnake Canyon I am concerned about the Historic Mission Canyon Bridge and Corridor project.
