108 Unvaccinated Santa Barbara Deputies Still Not Testing
Concerns over the privacy of their medical information persist.
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The News Letter | Ending the Chick-fil-A Cluster-Cluck Once and For All
‘The bigger the chicken, the harder they foul.’
Council Moves Forward with 2 Percent Rent Cap
But will it ultimately be adopted when Rowse replaces Murillo?
UC Campus Architects Unite in Opposition to Munger Hall
They criticized the proposed project’s high per-bed cost and large energy demand.
Ely Family Wrongful Death Case Heads to Trial
New allegations arise in the lawsuit against the Santa Barbara Sheriff’s Office.
Murillo and Gutierrez Float Ambitious 2 Percent Rent Cap
The controversial proposal will be debated at the December 7 City Council meeting.
Sansum Hosts All-Day COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic for Kids
In a celebratory atmosphere, 338 young patients lined up to get their shots.
Yosemite in the ‘Off Season’? Rock On
In many ways, a fall visit beats a spring or summer trip.
State Street Committee Marches On
The council received an update on early efforts and future goals.
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.
