Santa Barbara’s Unemployed in Limbo as COVID Relief Stalls in Senate
‘The house is burning,’ says Santa Barbara’s Rep. Salud Carbajal, but Republicans ignore the signs.
Author: Jean Yamamura
Dissonance
Everyone in Santa Barbara is rightfully proud of aid organizations like the Unity Shoppe.
Face Coverings Reduce COVID Mortality
Facts on vaccine trials, opening schools, and wearing masks updated by Santa Barbara County doctors in a webinar.
Trash Examined
From the beginning of the pandemic I have said all along that the city should place hazardous or bio-hazard receptacles everywhere they can.
Our Common Humanity
The question arises; what makes the difference?
Federal Kidnappers
What do we call a government that deploys unidentifiable storm troopers and Gestapo-like thugs to kidnap U.S. citizens off city streets, force them into unmarked vans and drive them to undisclosed locations for an indeterminate length of time?
Accidents of Birth?
“Good Cop, Bad Cop” has the correct intent but fails in method.
What a Choice
I cannot be the only one connecting these dots.
Critical Mass Determines Elections
COVID-19 is Trump’s critical mass.
Santa Barbara Motorists Navigate Unusual New Traffic Patterns
Anacapa Street goes to single lane, and State Street promenade ends at Arlington block.
