You Can Fool Some of the People All of the Time
Public comments extolling the benefits of Medicare once again exposed the naivety of the American public on government “benefit” programs.
Recent Stories
Federal Regulators Deny PG&E’s Request to Resume Review of Diablo Canyon
Nuclear Regulatory Commission says no to reopening old license application; utility pursues a time waiver for a new one.
Santa Barbara County Amends Land-Use Code in Response to New State Housing Law
Among California’s housing bills to expedite the construction of homes is Senate Bill 35, which has a long list of criteria that allows a developer to get a streamlined approval process without subjective review.
Santa Barbara Homelessness Report: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
The county reports progress on its Encampment Resolution Strategy and Community Action Plan, but sees a startling spike in unhoused children.
Taking Anti-Semitism Seriously
Continued education and understanding of cultural groups are needed across our community.
No Farms to Condos, Says Goleta
City files Housing Element, confronts Santa Barbara County on potential rezone of ag lands and open space.
Preserve Rocky Nook Park
I am writing on behalf of the ongoing attempt to preserve and protect Rocky Nook Park.
Monterey, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara Counties Added to Major Disaster Declaration
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Monterey, San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties have been added to the major federal disaster declaration for California’s
Santa Barbara County Declared Eligible for Individual Assistance
El Condado de Santa Barbara Es Declarado Elegible para Recibir Ayuda Individual
RIP Anita Pointer
In light of the recent passing of Anita Pointer, I thought readers might enjoy the attached photograph.
