Superior Court Employees in Santa Barbara March for a Living Wage
Administrator says increase to the courts by the state much less than current inflation rate.
Recent Stories
Arroyo Quemada Neighbors Complain the Dump Smells Foul
Santa Barbara County and its contractors at Tajiguas Landfill are working to tame the anaerobic digester odors.
Dogs, Cats, Guinea Pigs All Need a Home
Santa Barbara animal shelters waive some fees to encourage adoption of pets ahead of rooftop construction stresses.
Dems Bring the Case for Prop. 30 to Santa Barbara
If Prop. 30 passes on November 8, it would put about $3 billion annually toward electric vehicle purchases and charging stations, and another billion dollars for firefighting.
Culture Wars Invade Goleta School Board Race
Five candidates represent a wide spectrum of political and educational thought.
Elected Officials Rally in Santa Barbara to Protect Reproductive Rights
Officials urged constituents to vote yes on Proposition 1 to codify abortion in the California Constitution.
Highway 101 Construction Gets a $75 Million Loan
New funding for carpool lanes comes from Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
From the Family of Lady Ridley-Tree
An Open Letter to the Santa Barbara Community
Campaign Lawn Sign Theft Reported
Goleta school board candidate Bert Haley’s signs were stolen late Tuesday night.
Veterans Affairs Secretary Explains New Toxic Exposure Testing and Treatment Program
McDonough tours VA clinics with Congressmember Salud Carbajal.
