Well Plugging Resumes at Platform Holly
Work starts again after a pandemic pause, the State Lands Commission announced at a town hall meeting.
Recent Stories
Of Korean Taco Trucks and Racial Equity
New Fund for Santa Barbara report makes the economic argument for equality.
COVID Hospitalizations Up Since Thanksgiving
Most Patients were unvaccinated or had underlying conditions.
What Will a Wildlife Crossing in Gaviota Look Like?
A large stakeholder group met to start the study process and will eventually address design and funding.
Omicron False Alarm in Santa Barbara
Errors led to reports locally, but more cases detected nationally.
Two Shot at Goleta Motel Identified
The woman was 36-year-old Mayra Uriarte of West Valley City, Utah; the man was 37-year-old Hector Manuel Altamirano Martinez of Mexico.
Thieves Hitting Vehicle Trunks in Santa Barbara Recreational Spots
A rash of thefts up and down the coast has landed locally, with entry quick and unnoticed.
Omicron Finds San Francisco
California reports first case in U.S. of new COVID-19 variant; Minnesota and Colorado follow.
Planned Parenthood Holds Upbeat Rally for ‘Roe v. Wade’ in Santa Barbara
Opinion not likely to be out until next year, but questions pointed toward an overturn of precedent.
Goleta Chooses Maps in County Supervisor Redistricting
Final map selection coming up on December 8 by the county’s Citizens Independent Redistricting Commission.
