Delta Variant Multiplies, Displaces U.K. COVID Mutation
Makes up more than 35.6 percent of California’s sequenced cases.
Author: Jean Yamamura
Recall of Governor Newsom Is On
California is in a sprint to the September 14 election.
Enigmatic Elephant Appears Around Santa Barbara
An inflatable pachyderm popped up downtown one day last week.
A Thin Appreciation
The realigning of Mission Canyon Road and the bridge over Mission Creek, for the purpose of increased traffic flow, seems to fly in the face of the traffic calming the City Council has championed in the past.
UFOs or UAPs?
It is past time professionals and scientists join the larger public in taking an objective, investigative approach to UFOs.
Neither Supporter nor Opponent
The Pearl Chase Society’s mission is to support the preservation of Santa Barbara‘s historic buildings, gardens, and neighborhoods.
Highway 101 Widening Project Gains $11 Million
Final section of carpool lane in new federal infrastructure bill.
Bill Cosby’s Freedom Sums Up Justice for Sexual Violence
Despite incriminating testimony, a guilty man goes free.
Santa Barbara Tree Chopping Charged as Felonies
District Attorney files felony vandalism charges against homeowner and landscaper who chainsawed 50-year-old trees that belonged to the City of Santa Barbara.
College Readiness for English Learners Needs Early Groundwork
McKinley Elementary’s dual-language school conversion may be too much too soon.
