Santa Barbara’s Green Mobile Home Park Saved from Foreclosure
The park in the shadow of the free wall will remain affordable to low-income renters for at least the next 90 years.
Author: Nick Welsh
Poodle | $5,000 a Month for Small Studio Apartment in Santa Barbara?
Time to junk the “affordable by design” program.
Two Santa Barbara Lawsuits over 2015 Refugio Oil Spill
Plains All American Pipeline pays $240 million, while ExxonMobil sues the county.
Mickey D’s Leaving Santa Barbara’s State Street
McDonald’s on the 1200 block had been in its current location for the past 15 years.
New Assistant City Administrator Brings Great Experience to Homeless Issues
New assistant city administrator brings great experience to homeless issues
Santa Barbara Natural History Museum Transfers Chumash Remains to Santa Ynez Band
Human remains and funerary artifacts date as far back as 13,000 years.
Sheriff Bill Brown Runs for His Fifth Term
Sheriff Bill Brown runs for his fifth term.
Where Does Solar Go from Here?
UC Santa Barbara’s John Perlin illuminates our sun-powered past, present, and future in new paperback edition of “Let It Shine: The 6,000-Year Story of Solar Energy.”
Collaborating on Climate
Unique ideas to fix our flailing world.
Santa Barbara Mission and Lompoc Baptist Church Join Forces for Barrier-Breaking Gathering
Saturday’s “Refuse Hate — Embrace Love” event will feature a keynote speech by the first Black headmaster of Santa Ynez Valley’s Dunn School.
