State Street Hazards
When, at the beginning of the COVID epidemic, the city transformed State Street into a pedestrian mall, I was delighted.
Recent Stories
Goleta’s FLIR Systems Acquired by Teledyne for $8.2 Billion
‘Minimal layoffs’ took place at the decades-old facility, a company spokesperson said.
Cover Correction
Some clarification is needed. The photograph on the printed cover is not Pico Iyer and Tenzin Gyatso meeting in 1986. It is Pico’s father, Professor Raghavan Iyer, meeting the 14th Dalai Lama in 1984.
‘Mowing the Grass’
The U.S.-backed Israeli government continues to escalate its heavy aerial and ground bombardment of what is commonly referred to as the world’s largest open-air prison — Gaza.
Breathless
Another breathless article praising the Dalai Lama and a cover page photo as well?
Loquats
… or walk up around the Riviera, which always has a cool breeze, along the now forgotten, cool little paths or old, paved promenades, maybe ride the trolley back to town …
Man from Santa Barbara Lost at Sea
Coast Guard suspended search for halibut fisherman off Grays Harbor, Washington.
Man Drives Off 30-Foot Cliff in Isla Vista
One suspect was detained, uninjured in the 30- to 40-foot fall.
Future Uncertain for CommUnify’s Senior Nutrition Program
Lack of funding will suspend food deliveries to elderly residents.
Pandemic Procreation Down, Deaths Up
Santa Barbara County kept pace with the rest of the country.
