City Council Candidates to Attend Youth-Led Forum
Young people in Santa Barbara continue to step up and take an interest in politics, this time hosting a forum
Author: Jean Yamamura
Farmers’ Market Fairness
It is rare to find a collective of small business owners as diverse as the Santa Barbara Certified Farmers’ Market Association.
Man Killed on Railroad Tracks
Fatality reported Tuesday night.
Normalizing the Conversation: Male Sexual Trauma
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – More than 40 community professionals including staff from Santa Barbara County Behavioral Wellness, psychologists and local
Whither the Water?
By Saturday, I’d watched the Goleta Water District dump water from its well at the corner of San Marcos Road and Anita Lane for 36 hours.
Be Aware, Be Prepared, and Take Action During Flood Preparedness Week
Oct. 19-26, 2019 is California Flood Preparedness Week. Recent wildfires have increased the potential for emergencies, which is why it
Edison Working Out Kinks of Power Shutoff Program
A spokesperson with the utility company promises improvements are coming to its equipment and messaging.
Vitriol and Boycott Fail to Advance the Cause of Peace
It is deeply troubling that a recent op-ed denies the right of other Jews to connect with the democratic and Jewish state of Israel as one important part of their Jewish identity.
Community Meeting to Present Lompoc Valley Fuel Reduction Project on October 30 in Vandenberg Village
Third District Supervisor Joan Hartmann, in partnership with the Mission Hills Community Council, the Vandenberg Village Association, and the Santa
Google Goleta Announces Historic Quantum Processor Success
UCSB physicist John Martinis and his team achieve speed ‘supremacy’ over conventional supercomputing.
