Gracias!
After a powerful journey as an alum and leading Future Leaders of America, Eder Gaona-Macedo announces his departure from the group this summer.
Author: Jean Yamamura
COVID-19 Variants Identified in Santa Barbara County
But they’re not yet the scary kind, Cottage and UCSB scientists say.
Neither Right Nor Smart
The county ceded all responsibility for the maintenance of a two-block stretch of road here in Los Alamos, but now P&D is moving ahead with a developer’s profitable plan that would add as many as 11 new homes on an adjoining acre-and-a-half lot.
The Unintended Consequences of Driftnets
These nets can stretch longer than a mile. Sadly, they don’t discriminate between swordfish and other marine animals, and they kill whales, dolphins, sea turtles, and other species.
Bright Light from Barge ‘Invades’ at Night
The City of Santa Barbara is doing underwater maintenance and inspection work on desal intakes.
Night Lights Too Bright
The floating dock-type thing anchored offshore west has lights at night that are incredibly invasive.
Second Truck Goes Missing from Santa Barbara City Maintenance Fleet
Three weeks after water-repair truck was taken, pothole truck is stolen but soon recovered.
Turning Canceled Travel to Community Investment
Solvang Theaterfest patrons transform the disappointment of travel closures during the pandemic to opportunities for valued theater experiences.
L.A. Supervisor Holly Mitchell Makes Five
Los Angeles County Supervisor Holly Mitchell, the fifth woman supervisor on the five-person board, speaks to the S.B. Women’s Political Committee on March 11.
A Fix for a Broken Health-Care System
Santa Barbara continues to rank among the California counties with the highest rate of poverty in the state, and the uninsured rate has consistently hovered around 10 percent.
