San Marcos Moves to First Place in the Channel League Standings With 6-3 Victory Over Rival Dos Pueblos
San Marcos completes a two-game sweep of rival Dos Pueblos.
San Marcos Moves to First Place in the Channel League Standings With 6-3 Victory Over Rival Dos Pueblos
“Some People Will Die”
Orange Foolius is now sending others to die in Iran, but his alleged objectives change on a daily, and sometimes hourly, basis.
AUDs: A Scourge on Our City
All they’ve done is clutter up our properties, added cars to our streets since parking isn’t required, added more illegal Airbnb short-term rentals, and outrageous long-term rental prices!
Short-Term Rental Policy Is Politics, Not Planning
Santa Barbara’s flawed STR ordinance is being rushed ahead.
Gauchos Haunted by Missed Opportunities in 4-0 Loss to No. 20 Ranked Oregon
The Gauchos dropped to 15-8 overall this season with the loss.
Santa Barbara County High School Seniors Surprised with $50,000 Scholarships
Santa Barbara High’s Shelby Reyes and Carpinteria High’s David Esquivel Belmonte are named “Edison Scholars” at emotional ceremonies.
For Those Who Help
Red Cross Month honors neighbors who give hope when help can’t wait.
Chumash Matriarchs Host Event in Santa Barbara to Protest Sable Offshore
Community members gathered Friday morning near the dolphin statue on Stearns Wharf to support Indigenous voices.
California Congressmembers Say Offshore Drilling Threatens Military Readiness, Coastal Economies
Santa Barbara’s Representative Salud Carbajal calls the Trump administration’s plan “federal overreach.”
Santa Barbara Advocates Renew Push for Equal Rights Amendment as Legal Uncertainty Persists
With many Americans assuming constitutional sex equality is already settled law, the Santa Barbara Women’s Political Committee is working to raise awareness about the Equal Rights Amendment’s unresolved legal status.
