School District Considers Trust to Pay Pensions
The proposal would offer protection for any lean years ahead.
Keith Hamm
Recent Stories
Fishing Grounds Reopen After Refugio Oil Spill
The 138-square-mile zone was found free of contaminates sooner than expected.
State Starts Phasing in Non-Lead Ammo for Hunting
Step one protects wildlife reserves.
Fishing Grounds Still Closed Over Contaminant Fears
Shellfish and finfish being collected and tested for Refuio oil.
Supreme Court Legalizes Same-Sex Marriage
Santa Barbara reacts to the landmark ruling that President Obama called a “victory for America.”
Adams Elementary Music Program Gets Big Boost
A donation valued at $25,260 will stock the music program at Adams Elementary with new and refurbished string, reed, wind, and brass instruments, courtesy of the Mr. Holland’s Opus Foundation.
State Budget Puts UCs in ‘Strong Financial Position’
The state budget passed last week puts the University of California “in a strong financial position [with] predictable and stable support for the next four years,” according to a written statement from UC President Janet Napolitano.
Should the Franceschi House Be Saved or Bulldozed?
Council gives Pearl Chase Society six more months to find restoration funds.
Graduating Students Create Funk Zone Murals
Project spearheaded by Santa Barbara High School’s Visual Arts & Design Academy.
International Student Host Company Buys Brooks Institute
The photography school is making a complete move to Ventura by September 1.
