Asian Solidarity Gathering
Quiet, low-key gathering brings out Santa Barbara community.
Author: Jean Yamamura
Lompoc Vaccination Clinic Lowers Age to 50
Fresh influx of vaccine allows Public Health to open new site and broaden eligibility.
U.K. COVID Variant Outpacing Spread of West Coast Variant in Santa Barbara
Only a relatively small set of coronavirus samples from the county have undergone genetic sequencing.
Carbajal Visits Texas Border Camp Holding 766 Children
He pushed for the federal government to expedite the reunification process.
Housing First to End Homelessness
It was a cold gloomy morning, when police officers and sanitation workers ordered homeless campers to take their tents and belongings and leave their encampment.
Best for the Coast
Our community would be fortunate to have Das Williams represent our region on the California Coastal Commission.
Coastal Politics
Das Williams should not be appointed to the Coastal Commission.
Al Clark Makes a Stand
Carpinteria councilmember objects to too little affordable housing in the state allocation.
No More Trucking
Exxon recently revived plans to send 70 such trucks daily, on the 101, from their Gaviota facility to the Nipomo refinery.
The Skunky Smell Must Go
For the last few years, we have been regularly subjected to the heavy, skunky odors of cannabis growing in the greenhouses surrounding our area.
