Stranded Hikers Rescued in Mission Canyon
Volunteer rescuers maneuver hikers to safety with rope and anchor system.
Month: August 2015
County Seeks Feedback on Short-Term Rentals
Online survey open until September 3.
KDB’s Bob Scott Dies
Classical radio station owner dies at 93.
Sovereignty and Public Servants
After the Board of Supervisors agreed to the meet with the Chumash tribe’s government, the tribal chairman made two quite remarkable comments.
D.A.R.E. Program Returns to South County Schools
Sheriff’s nonprofit donates $35,000 to fund long-absent curriculum.
‘Candyman’ Found Guilty on 79 Drug Charges
Julio Diaz faces a maximum sentence of 1,360 years in federal prison.
Children’s Science Museum Takes Shape on State Street
MOXI, The Wolf Museum of Exploration and Innovation to open next summer.
Divest from Dinosaur Holdings
For several months I have had meetings with a number of local elected officials asking for them to support fossil fuel divestment resolutions targeting state pension funds CalPERS and CalSTRS.
Downtown Traffic Worsens
I write, I speak, I attend “coffee with a cop” sessions, but traffic conditions worsen.
Chumash Celebrate Opening of New Cultural Exhibit at Bacara
Mini-museum and nature walk teach visitors about Chumash lifestyles.