New White Paper Brings New Approach to Solving Homeless Issues
With eviction protections poised to evaporate, Santa Barbara philanthropists are being called on to step up.
With eviction protections poised to evaporate, Santa Barbara philanthropists are being called on to step up.
She was a businesswoman who donated hundreds of millions of dollars to institutions throughout the county.
The new police chief declares it historic.
In June, the U.S. Supreme Court voted to abolish the need to demonstrate “good cause” for such protection.
Kristina Marie Chermak, 35, was one of 38 individuals in jail deemed incompetent to stand trial on felony charges.
August’s bed taxes and fiscal year 2022’s sales taxes both come in higher than anticipated.
Today’s false alarm call that there was an active shooter on the loose at Bishop Diego High School in Santa Barbara was one of five hoax calls made today involving California schools.
The Board of Supervisors and shelter operator Good Samaritan are in talks to expand the number of such sites throughout the county.
No more kitsch, but plenty of smoke for the county’s newest dispensary.
Violet Evelyn Alberts, 96, was killed by asphyxiation while putting up a fight, according to her lawyer.