Historic Orella Adobes Suffer Extensive Damage in Flash Flooding
It looked like one of them had gone down the creek,” said a neighbor.
Month: January 2017
Public Safety Officials Urge Caution During Heavy Storm
City firefighters responded to two separate debris flows this morning.
Drowning in New Construction
After five years of drought, with Lake Cachuma at record low levels, the local water districts should invoke their emergency powers and immediately suspend all construction permits.
You People
What you people at The Independent and other pro illegal immigration advocates don’t understand is what a detrimental effect that uncontrolled illegal immigration has had on American workers and the millions of legal and illegal immigrants already here.
Massive Flooding at El Capitan Canyon
Water rescues took place after cabins were torn from their foundations and cars were swept downstream.
Black January
Black January was the most violent crackdown on dissent during the Gorbachev’s glasnost era.
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Chai
Loving Chihuahua mix needs a home!
Amazing Grace for Housing
Upper State Street location will offer 58 affordable apartments.
Fifty More Inches of Rain Needed to Fill Cachuma
Santa Barbara’s main reservoir remains the driest in the state.
King Tides Give Glimpse of Future Sea Level Rise
County planners are keeping close tabs on accelerating bluff erosion.
