Cottage Hospital Sees Promise in Former COVID Patients’ Plasma
A new therapy using convalescents’ blood plasma has shown promise for some Santa Barbara patients.
Author: Jean Yamamura
Recently Released Prisoner in Quarantine Walks Away
He’d completed his sentence but had two days left of quarantine.
Economic Cannabis Stability
Our entire farm team was filled with hope and excitement for a new crop and opportunity when cannabis was legalized in 2016.
Michael Moore Misfires
‘Planet of the Humans’ does not celebrate the history of the environmental movement. Instead it claims that renewable energy is a sham.
Open Up Santa Barbara
In a state whose population is 39.5 million, 2,900 deaths is not justification to let our businesses collapse for one more second.
Why Should Millionaires Get Another Tax Break?
The House has introduced legislation to address a tax loophole — to repeal the $135 billion giveaway to the richest one percent — and put that aid where the need is greatest.
Results Come Back from Mass Public Testing
Test results for 1,600 Santa Barbara County residents show only nine are positive.
Central Coast Physicians Stand with Public Health
The Central Coast Medical Association stands firmly in support of our public health servants and their recommendations throughout the coronavirus pandemic.
A Battle Waged by One
Yesterday I was waiting in line outside Trader Joe’s, standing at the designated red line, six feet away from my fellow shoppers.
Crushcakes Carpinteria Says Farewell
We are very sad to tell you all that after nearly 10 years in business, the Crushcakes in Carpinteria closed permanently.
