About 20 workers active with the Service Employees International Union Local 620 marched in a loop in front of City Hall, chanting slogans over a megaphone that pierced the council deliberations taking place within.
Lawmakers say proposed bills would ensure supplies are not over-harvested.
Assemblymember Das Williams said his “favorite” bill this legislative session would eliminate a major loophole in California’s recycling law, preventing cities and counties from claiming in their diversion tabulations green waste and organic materials that they had chipped, composted, and landfilled.
De Bellefeuille stepping down; Ochoa announces retirement.
Developer Neil Dipaola plans to put sailboats on a hotel roof and artists in storage containers, and almost everybody is ecstatic. How come?
Poodle gets whiplash contemplating the onset of the new football season.
Williams and Jackson proposed new gun control laws in the wake of the Isla Vista killings.
Four have died along Anapamu Street with 12 more at risk.
Cutbacks surpass goal, but overconsumption penalties reach $1.9 million.
The state awards Santa Barbara $8.6 million in grants.
