Santa Barbara City Council Says No for Now to Automated Cameras, Will Review Policy
The City Council officially delays the implementation of any replacement for Flock cameras to allow for a more thorough public review.
Santa Barbara City Council Says No for Now to Automated Cameras, Will Review Policy
ICE Agent Sprays Observer at Santa Barbara County Jail
A brief snippet of video released by one of the observers shows one of them getting sprayed without any apparent provocation.
Santa Barbara County Firefighters Burn One Acre Near UCSB Lagoon
Prescribed fire is intended to control non-native grasses and promote native plants.
Full Belly Files: My Journeys with Jack Johnson
I just wrote probably my 20th article about the world-famous, UCSB-educated musician, so here’s how that happened, with some memories along the way.
Santa Barbara County Supervisors Ban New Onshore Oil Drilling
The board’s 3-2 vote on Tuesday is the first step in the planned phaseout of all onshore oil development across the county.
The Race to Represent the Riviera: Santa Barbara City Council District 4 Election
Four candidates, with a diverse range of experience and perspectives, are running for the open District 4 seat.
Ancora Osteria Revives the Upper Village’s Al Fresco Scene
Montecito’s newest restaurant takes over the space and sensibilities of Via Vai.
The Story Behind Santa Cruz Market’s Super Salsas
How a pair of butchers made this salsa a hit in Old Town Goleta and Santa Barbara.
A Korean Girl Sees BTS for the First Time
… and she was converted, inspired, and more!
So Much Winning
I was astonished when he disclosed his scheme: He will pay me, every voter, and other American adults $5,000 if the vote maintains Republican majorities.
