Pimp My Riders
Republican budget bill carries hidden provisions targeting public lands, open spaces, wildlife, clean energy, and health standards.
Month: March 2011
Deadly Hit-and-Run Details
23-year-old Oregon resident in custody.
Getting a Gripp on Parry
D.J. Palladino sits down to uncover the most famous Santa Barbaran you probably didn’t know.
County Continues to Eye Bixby Ranch
Santa Barbara County officials continued to investigate allegations this week of potentially illegal soil tilling and clear cutting at the historic Bixby/Cojo Ranch.
Tree Must Stay, City Says
A 30-year-old live oak tree in the front yard of Peter Hornemann at 320 Cooper Road will remain, despite Hornemann’s request that the city allow it to be removed because, he says, the tree poses a potential danger to his home’s underground utilities and has damaged a property delineation wall.
Nun Scammer Completes Sentence
Denise D’Sant Angelo completed her sentence behind bars for stealing $2,800 that local donors had intended to help three nuns find housing.
Public Invited to Comment on Pipeline Proposal
A draft environmental impact report (DEIR) was released this week that seeks public comment on a new, 8.5-mile onshore pipeline that would replace the Ellwood Pipeline Company’s barging operations at Coal Oil Point.
DNA Links Man to Sexual Assaults
A 19-year-old Oxnard man was arrested this week for a series of crimes—including two sexual assaults—he allegedly committed on 12/4 in Isla Vista.
Beautiful Fools
Early Sunday morning, after a wild stormy night, my wife and I went to East Beach to see what washed up from “Fools’ Anchorage.”
Special Symposium on Street Gangs and School Safety
The South Coast Task Force on Youth Gangs in collaboration with Santa Barbara School Districts presents SPECIAL SYMPOSIUM ON STREET GANGS AND SCHOOL SAFETY
