While controversy ensues over the recent bout in the Pacquiao-Marquez boxing trilogy, Monday night, November 14 at the Veterans Building on Cabrillo Blvd. here in Santa Barbara, a quiet presentation focused on the poor in the Philippines.
The Santa Barbara Police Department has been awarded a new traffic safety grant for a year-long anti-DUI program aimed at preventing deaths and injuries on our roadways.
The California Conservation Corps has now been around for 35 years, but don’t expect to see balloons or birthday celebrations.
Terri Nisich has joined the Marymount of Santa Barbara Board of Trustees.
In a recent Independent article, Mayor Helene Schneider is quoted as saying, “It’s about damn time Santa Barbara elected a Latino to the City Council!”
Caltrans proposes carpool lanes for 101.
City workers will remove the brick crosswalks at three intersections along Cabrillo Boulevard because they were defective from the start and have since defied all efforts at repair.
Neighbors are upset about truck traffic and dust.
Early next year when the state closes sections of the Santa Barbara County coast to fishing as Marine Protected Areas, or MPAs, there still might be a small number of people out there hunting for sea life, as the Santa Ynez Band of Mission Indians is petitioning this week before the state Fish and Game Commission to be exempted from the closures
While the State of California is $1.5 billion behind in revenues over the first four months of its fiscal year, Santa Barbara County’s General Fund has a net positive variance of $2.87 million, according to staff.
