Smart Meter Smack Down
Utility companies blistered from all sides over eco-friendly energy meters.
Utility companies blistered from all sides over eco-friendly energy meters.
Councilmembers take baby step toward funding new headquarters for cops.
John Bridley, the city’s waterfront czar for the past 15 years, will retire this week after a City Hall career spanning 30 years, and will be replaced—at least on an interim basis—by Scott Riedman, business manager of the Waterfront Department for the past 10 years.
Economic hard times have forced Santa Barbara City councilmember Grant House to close up the sewing machine shop he’s run for the last 34 years
Five years after the News-Press Meltdown and it’s still smoking.
Stretch of road to feature two bike lanes, two through lanes, and two bike lanes.
Allied Waste executives say they’ll sell their S.B. franchise to MarBorg Industries.
Stands on platform of public safety and fiscal restraint.
Democratic Assemblymember Das Williams is not voicing the same outrage as his party leaders over Governor Jerry Brown’s decision last week to veto the state budget document passed on strict party lines.
Talk may be cheap, but silence ain’t golden, as Santa Barbara City Councilmember Dale Francisco and the council conservatives discovered the hard way.