2008 Saw Slight Increase in Reported Theft, Larceny
For the same year, fewer numbers were reported for rape, burglary, and motor vehicle theft.
Month: June 2009
Using Faith To Combat Climate Change
ECOFaith makes places of worship environmentally sustainable, educates congregations.
Pritchett Officially Launches Campaign
He discussed plans for the Santa Barbara City Council election at a public rally on Wednesday.
Medicare Makeover in the Works
Rep. Capps co-sponsored bill aims to change how physicians are paid.
New Fire Chief for S.B. County
Mike Dyer was Los Angeles County Fire’s chief deputy; interim chief Tom Franklin not chosen.
Man Soliciting Caregivers Charged with Indecent Exposure
Under the pretense of needing a caregiver, a Goleta man allegedly disrobed and masturbated in front of young women.
November City Elections Promise Congestion and Contention
Multiple candidates vie for the mayoral seat as well as three council positions.
City Utility Bills to Rise
Monthly water and garbage fees will jump about $2.32 per household.
UCSB Student Honored for Promoting Women in Science
Juliana Bernal Ostos was named recipient of the inaugural diversity award.
Pt. Sal Access Suspended
A little over a year after access to Pt. Sal State Park was reopened to hikers through negotiations between Santa Barbara County and base command, the entrance road has again been closed by Vandenberg, this time as a security precaution.
