Pipeline Project Forges On Despite Pending Closure of Destination Refinery
After ditching plans for the new oil wells, the company now known as Cat Canyon Resources gets another green light for the 2.9-mile Foxen Petroleum Pipeline.
Author: Jean Yamamura
Mega-Mansions Invade the Mesa
“Will the construction of these mega-mansions spark a Freudian ‘mine-is-bigger-than-yours’ competition with the next Mesa mansion being larger still?”
Well-Run Election
My compliments to Joe Holland and the Elections Division staff for the way the way they prepared for and conducted the Election Day process.
Goleta and County to Meet to Chat About Revenue
City formation cost Goleta millions in taxes given to the county; Goleta wants them back.
Electrification Programs Offered for Landscaping and Agriculture
Northern Santa Barbara soon to enroll in Central Coast Community Energy; grant programs for farm equipment.
Veterans Serve for Peace
I think we can win more hearts and minds with a disaster relief, humanitarian aid, and civil affairs focus than with bombs and drones.
Time to Work Together
Together, with a huge, diverse, energized, massive majority of Americans, we made history! Now let’s get to work.
Goleta Water District Must Have Video Meetings
The real reason for audio only meetings is to prevent effective participation by the public in Board meetings.
Republicans Should Concede Gracefully
There were for Republicans, many positive trends in the recent election that should be emphasized and celebrated.
Commissioners Ask How Isla Vista District Spent Its Money
LAFCO balks at letting Community Services District have more time before review of services and programs.
