Santa Barbara City Councilmember Eric Friedman Eager to Return to Work Following Heart Attack
Friedman is set to participate in the May 13 city council meeting and said the community support helped his road to recovery.
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City of Santa Barbara Weighs Budget Priorities for Two-Year Fiscal Plan
Measure I revenues will keep the city from making major cuts, though federal funding shortfalls may impact future budget decisions.
Transforming SBIFF’s Downtown Film Center into a ‘Movie Palace’
Planned renovations to marquee and entrance foyer will usher in a new era for the art-house theater.
Immigration Enforcement Expected on Central Coast Through May 10
Advocates issued an alert confirming ICE operations and arrests in Santa Barbara County.
Santa Barbara Sheriff’s Office Investigating Fatal Stabbing of 17-Year-Old
The Sheriff’s Office is searching for a group suspected in alleged homicide of teenage victim.
Reign of Administrative (T)error
How Trump’s first 100 days in office have shaken out in Santa Barbara.
805 UndocuFund Leading the Fight for Immigrant Rights on Central Coast
Executive Director Primitiva Hernandez reflect on the first 100 days of Trump presidency.
UC Santa Barbara Police Investigating Two Racially Motivated Hate Crimes
Two separate altercations involving white male suspect were reported in Isla Vista on April 28.
‘Right to Counsel’ Program for Santa Barbara Tenants to Be Made Permanent
The City Council extended funding for the program, which provides legal representation to tenants facing eviction.
Santa Barbara City College to Build $105 Million Physical Education Complex
The Board of Trustees approved the plan to use $34 million in state funds and $71 million from the Measure P Bond extension.
