City of Santa Barbara Ordered to Turn Over Records in Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
Former finance director Bob Samario’s sexual history in the workplace is pertinent to the case, judge rules.
Recent Stories
Former Supervisor Peter Adam’s Farm Fined for H-2A Guest Worker Violations
Adam Bros. failed to provide contracts and pay all wages, federal officials say.
Man Allegedly At Fault for Fatal UCSB Crash Was Arrested Last Year for Reckless Driving
Jose Luis Hernandez and two others were killed in Saturday’s violent collision.
How Often Do Santa Barbara Sheriff’s Deputies Use Force?
New data reveals how many suspects have been physically subdued and injured.
Santa Barbara Sheriff’s Office Releases New Details on Jail ‘Riot’
Three separate fights broke out in three different housing units during the May 22 incident.
A Clean Slate for Santa Barbara’s State Street?
A group of residents and downtown business interests is calling for the removal of parklets to even the playing field for the corridor’s retailers and restaurateurs.
Report of ‘Very Large Riot’ at Santa Barbara County Jail
Public Defender confirms “a major incident occurred at the [jail] which is now under investigation.”
Santa Barbara Judge Curtails Sex Assault Case Against Producer David Guillod
Judge James Voysey allowed rape allegations by two women to stand but questioned the credibility of four other accusers.
After Alisal Fire, Life Returns to Arroyo Hondo Preserve
The property has reopened to visitors since closing last October.
Santa Barbara Astronomer Bags a Black Hole
Joseph Farah of UCSB and the Las Cumbres Observatory was part of the international team that made this massive discovery.
