Santa Barbara’s Direct Relief Expands Foreign Aid as White House Pulls the Plug
The nonprofit is feeling the pinch of increased requests for assistance from disaster-struck locations and poverty engulfed nations.
Nick Welsh
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What Did It Really Cost to Say Goodbye to Santa Barbara’s City Librarian
Did it really cost $1.6 million plus years of chaos and confusion? Probably.
Persistent Noncompliance Found with Santa Barbara County Jail Health Care
County Public Health presents Wellpath performance audit to Board of Supervisors.
Santa Barbara Supervisors Ease Restrictions Surrounding Homeless Encampment Sweeps
The county also banned oversized vehicles from parking on roads near row crops and is considering creating “safe sleeping” campgrounds.
Convicted Wife Killer Released on Parole
Santa Barbara resident Jason Alan Page served more than 30 years in custody for the 1994 murder of his wife in front of their two children.
Carbajal and Schiff Weigh in Against Sable Offshore
The congressmember and U.S. senator send a letter to Governor Newsom opposing the oil company’s plans to restart offshore oil operations in Santa Barbara County.
Poodle Coughs a Furball Over State of Not-Union Address
Can Trump invade Santa Barbara’s Danish city, Solvang?
Santa Barbara’s Sheila Lodge Recognized for Her 36 Years of Service
The city’s former mayor, councilmember, and planning commissioner thanks the community for the “privilege, opportunity, and honor of serving this great city.”
Santa Barbara County Cracking Down on Street Food Vendors
Supervisors launch task force to get a grip on unlawful roadside and sidewalk pop-ups.
Tom Parker, Philanthropist-Innovator, Dies
The longtime public face of the Hutton Parker Foundation created a sprawling philanthropic empire in Santa Barbara.
