Negotiations Continue Between County and Deputies over COVID-19 Testing
The union says it is still concerned over the “impacts and effects” of the weekly swabbing process.
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Bellosguardo Foundation Resubmits Plan for Public Tours
It is also proposing special events and performances with up to 1,500 guests.
Pierre Haobsh’s Web History Paints Dark Picture Behind Triple Murder
The prosecution continues building its case with its final witnesses in Han family murder trial.
On Jail, Santa Barbara Citizen Groups Tip the Scale
The organizations pushed the county toward a more affordable remodel.
161 Unvaccinated Santa Barbara Deputies Refuse Testing
Compliance rates ― and transparency ― vary among the county’s public safety, education, and healthcare systems.
UCSB, Munger Respond to Avalanche of Dormzilla Backlash
Thousands have signed petitions created by architectural historians and students to halt the project.
The News Letter | Where There’s Smoke, There’s Barrett
Council candidate keeps tripping over the truth.
Architect Resigns in Protest over UCSB Mega-Dorm
He criticizes Munger Hall as “a social and psychological experiment” with unknown consequences.
State Orders Independent Audit of Bellosguardo Foundation Finances
The Attorney General’s office gave the nonprofit a month to comply.
The News Letter | Another Big Party at Bellosguardo
Another slap in Santa Barbara’s face.
