Enjoy Our Historical Past
For 47 years, I have remained in Santa Barbara for the simple reason that it retains the early California history, not a teardown culture seen in other cities and towns in the state I was born in.
Author: Jean Yamamura
Direct Relief Flying Donated Vaccines to Countries to the South
Mexico, Belize, Bolivia, and Paraguay to receive 1.75 million doses.
Santa Barbara, Ventura County Residents Win $1.5M ‘Vax for Win’ Drawing
The two unnamed tri-county winners were among 10 California residents whose numbers were drawn Tuesday.
Diesel Generators and Emissions
The story about a cannabis grower operating diesel generators trampled basic laws of journalism by editorializing without regard for facts and details.
The Party of No
Regarding GOP and QAnon fever dreams of alleged voter fraud in the 2020 presidential election: Trumpistas had filed and lost more than 60 court cases on this matter.
Save Mission Creek Bridge
Mission Creek Bridge is one of the treasures of our area.
Bridge Concerns
As residents of Mission Canyon for more than 45 years, we were very upset and concerned about the proposed changes to “our” bridge and road.
Stop Giving Sexual Harassers a Pass
Not making a career of being a creep is not that hard.
A Threat to Santa Barbara’s Citrus Inches Closer
County residents and growers must gear up for the fight.
Santa Barbara County Businesses Reopen While Public Advised to Remain Vigilant After June 15
Beginning Tuesday, June 15, California will begin to fully reopen. Santa Barbara County will no longer have restrictions on occupancy
