From Weaponry to Livingry
The only hope of change is to find things other than offensive weaponry to spend taxpayer money on.
Author: Jean Yamamura
Include Translators in Vaccine Distribution
Medical interpreters in local hospitals and county clinics, and in the workers’ compensation field are at risk whenever we attend assignments on-site.
16 Sheriff’s Office Employees Have COVID-19
The Sheriff’s Department reported that 16 employees are currently positive for COVID-19, while another 50 have recovered and returned to
Santa Barbara County Has More Patients In Hospital Than Ever Before
Medical workers are already in ‘burnout territory.’
Copper in the Water Can Kill Dogs
Montecito resident tries to solve the mystery of electricity in copper pipes on Middle Road, which he believes poisoned his dog.
Electric Bikes Coming to State Street
17 bike stations to hold dozens of BCycle bikes.
Santa Barbara’s First Three COVID Vaccines Administered by Cottage Health
The vaccine protects against symptoms, but not necessarily transmission.
The Night the Rabbi Stole a Christmas Tree
Truth be told, Byron’s request was something of a Christmas Eve Gift of the Magi to me. I have a deep love for Christmas.
Santa Barbara Supes Meeting Turns Testy as Shutdown Grinds On
Governor Newsom gives no reply to request to form tri-county region; continuing rise in cases described as Supervisor Adam disses Health Officer Ansorg in peppery exchange.
An I.V. Village to Prevent COVID
COVID has aggravated many social issues, including for houseless populations.
