State board votes 5-0 to refer matter to California Attorney General Rob Bonta for judicial prosecution; meanwhile, the Texas oil company has indicated it’s poised to take the County of Santa Barbara to court over supervisors’ tie vote over permit transfers.
AWOL at the Coastal Commission: Briggs, Plowman, and Van Mullem.
Historic hearing results in $18 million smackdown on Sable Offshore and green lights for hotel and housing projects from Montecito to UCSB.
Miyasato prepares county for the gathering fiscal storm.
De Picciotto asked the City Council for a grant to start the film festival 40 years ago.
CAVEAT EMPTOR AND E PLURIBUS NUMEN LUMEN: You can’t be too careful these days. Or more precisely, too paranoid. When
A brunch on the Stow House lawn supports journalism and honors a great Santa Barbara woman.
A $1.4 million question mark hovers over the program that pairs up law enforcement officers with mental-health professionals.
The 32-unit development, which will be the nonprofit’s fourth transitional housing project in the county, will be built near the Calle Real Campus.
Rockie Daren Ginter was granted a mental-health diversion over the DA’s objections.
