History Collides on San Andres Street
Dolores Huerta deserves a street named for her, but do not change San Andres Street.
Author: Jean Yamamura
Project Roomkey Gains $1 Million in Santa Barbara County
The temporary program is successfully leading to permanent housing for homeless people.
The Case of Bossy the Cow Goes Cold
No new leads on mysterious tipping of plaster statue atop Santa Barbara’s Bossie’s Kitchen.
COVID Runs Rampant at Channel Islands Post Acute
The senior care facility formerly known as Alto Lucero is the current site of Santa Barbara County’s worst congregate-care outbreak.
Santa Barbara County Supervisors Approve $2.2 Million in Rental and Disaster Assistance
The programs will be run through the United Way and are set to open in the next two weeks.
School This Fall
The fact of the matter is that there are risks no matter what we do.
Rent Control Discriminates Against Mom ‘n’ Pop Landlords
Properties are expensive to maintain. Let me give you a real-world example of a 1960s-era 15-unit stucco-over-wood apartment building.
Santa Barbara’s Rent Control Proposal Has Problems
Mediation begins and encourages conversation and solutions. Legislation quashes dialogue and has winners and losers in the outcome.
A Light on Streets
I just read Neal Graffy’s article on San Andres Street posted August 7, 2020.
Remote Learning Exceptions
Should online learning drift into the spring 2021 semester or beyond, this dubious educational experiment risks a generation of students with arrested learning, physical and mental impairments that may be longstanding.
