History, like politics, makes for strange bedfellows. When Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown took his plans to relieve chronic overcrowding at the county jail to the Board of Supervisors this past Tuesday, he was responding to a chain of events set in motion 27 years ago by a convicted hitman named Dennis Boyd Miller.
WIN ONE FOR THE GIPPER: Ronald Reagan would have turned 97 this Wednesday-just one day after Super Tuesday-were he still alive.
Hank Hurst cut down a bunch of trees, and Santa Barbara City Hall’s not happy.
The county considers a proposal designed to limit alcohol consumption at Arroyo Burro Beach and Rocky Nook Park.
READY, FIRE, AIM: Voodoo economics is hardly new, but it used to be the exclusive domain of starry-eyed Republicans who never recovered from having read Milton Friedman in their youth.
Muslim leader plans to appeal alleged visa violations from England.
Attorney alleges preliminary hearing was procedurally defective.
Architectural Board of Review discusses Radio Square project.
Boat-produced pollution projected to double in 12 years.
Cultivators allegedly fleeing Ventura’s new air quality rules.
