Low Tide Rising
Underwater Photographer and creator of LOW TIDE RISING organic apparel
Month: February 2011
Laura Tsunoda
Brown University student Laura Tsunoda—who grew up in Encinitas but whose parents have since moved to the Mesa—opted for our graduated internship, in which qualified writers spend a couple months reporting and writing a single story under the tutelage of an editor.
Avocado Uncovered
A look inside California’s $320 million avocado industry, which started and thrives in Santa Barbara County.
Feast and Famine
$2 million set aside to fight ‘blight’ at library plaza.
Reps Divide About Obama Budget
Proposals to increase education spending.
volume 25, number 266, February 17-24, 2011
From S.B. Roots to Global Economics, Inside California’s $320-Million Industry
Conservative Group Jabs Raw Nerve
Takes on public salaries and pensions.
Republicans Look to Pull Planned Parenthood Funding
Representative Lois Capps and Tri-County Planned Parenthood representatives this week spoke out against the Republican House majority’s attempt to defund Title X of the Social Security Act, efforts which, if successful, would essentially stop funding for Planned Parenthood centers across the country.
Stabbing on the Westside
Police allege the confrontation was gang related.
Cate Students Give Back In Public Service Day
On Wednesday, February 9, students and teachers from Cate School volunteered at 31 different locations as part of Cate’s annual Public Service Day.
