Lobsters and Cruise Ships: It’s Fall in Santa Barbara
Concerns grow over greenhouse-gas emissions as the city welcomes 13 cruise ships this season.
Concerns grow over greenhouse-gas emissions as the city welcomes 13 cruise ships this season.
County supervisors delve into a discussion of groundwater basins to kick off the new water year, which started October 1.
Carpinteria restaurant owner and two-term city councilmember announces bid for 1st District.
Central Coast enviros force Twitchell Dam to release water for fish survival.
A judge ruled that supervisors did not abuse their discretion in denying the oil giant’s request to truck crude oil along Highway 166.
No easy answers for Santa Barbara’s downtown. Better to kick the can down the road.
Bath Street tenants want action to limit how new owners can intimidate them.
Santa Barbara Congressmember stops by Community Environmental Council’s downtown digs to discuss Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend bill.
The council unanimously agrees to let the city’s Housing Authority build 63 rental units targeting the “missing middle.”
Lawsuit charges companies knew fossil fuels caused climate change and deliberately denied
it.