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Poodle’s provides an instantly obsolete take on the showdown over freeway widening.
Poodle’s provides an instantly obsolete take on the showdown over freeway widening.
Blank check, slippery slope, or another tool in toolbox?
A Santa Barbara jury ruled against a family suing the Santa Barbara Housing Authority for chronic illnesses they alleged were caused by toxic mold in their apartment.
It selects Helene Schneider, Bendy White, Gregg Hart, and Megan Diaz Alley.
San Onofre nuclear power plant will go a second summer without providing Southern California Edison customers any electricity due to the release of radioactive vapors from the plant’s recently replaced steam valves.
The South Coast is put on inferno alert.
Although the federal Centers for Disease Control just reported a dramatic nationwide spike in the incidence of “Silver Suicide” over the past two years, Santa Barbara’s aging baby boomers have not been killing themselves in appreciably greater numbers.
Although the California Supreme Court just ruled that cities have the legal right to ban medical marijuana dispensaries outright, it’s doubtful the ruling will any immediate impact in the City of Santa Barbara, once the site of a flourishing medicinal marijuana cottage industry.
Felony burglary charges were dropped against landlord Dario Pini for attempting to carry off a handful of items he found at the site of demolished apartment complex on Carrillo Street; instead, the District Attorney’s Office has re-filed the complaint as a misdemeanor.
After a two-year hiatus, On Patrol will soon be hitting the airwaves and coaxial cables of KEYT again.