Small and Profitable: Home Kitchen Businesses Get a Boost from County of Santa Barbara
Home-cooked food sales enter the microenterprise zone with grants.
Margaux Lovely
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Santa Barbara Leaders Reflect on Two-Year Anniversary of ‘Roe v. Wade’ Reversal
Congressmember Salud Carbajal and Supervisor Laura Capps rally with Planned Parenthood at County Courthouse on Monday.
‘This Program Is a Lifeline’: Santa Barbara’s Safe Parking Program Celebrates 20 Years
The state of homelessness in Santa Barbara County and beyond discussed at the June 20 event.
Refugio State Beach’s Shoreline Reduced to Graveyard of Stumps
California State Parks removes 14 palm trees over safety concerns following winter storms and says park should reopen “early this summer” after culvert and sinkhole repairs.
Bump Stock Court Decision Surprises Santa Barbara Victim
Still illegal in California, but worries increase.
With Eye on Erosion, Santa Barbara County Updates Isla Vista Bluff Safety Plan
County orders cliffside property owners to measure their property’s proximity to the cliff edge twice a year.
Federal Civil Rights Complaint Filed Against UC Santa Barbara on Behalf of Associated Students President
UCSB’s response to a February incident involving anti-Zionist signs posted at the MultiCultural Center are at the center of the complaint.
Investigation Continues in Forklift Fatality at Santa Maria Airport
Passenger fatally injured when forks of heavy equipment driven by airport board member hit pickup truck.
Sable Offshore Plans October Start Time for Refugio Pipeline
Santa Barbara County permit planners are examining the transfer to ownership from ExxonMobil.
Sick Brown Pelican Numbers Shoot Upward
“They’re coming in emaciated and dehydrated,” said Rachel Mattovich, SBWCN communications manager. “We still don’t know what the cause is.”
