Jeff Bridges Pushes Food Program
Works toward S.B. chapter of Share Our Strength organization.
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Tea Fire Homeowners Owed $420,000
Judge orders city to pay legal costs and consultants’ fees.
Cottage Housing Spoken For
The new “professional” units were quickly purchased.
City Hall Going Quiet for the Holidays
Santa Barbara City Hall will go dark and cease most of its functions on Friday, December 21, and reopen for business Wednesday, January 2.
Sally Kingston Named Neighborhood Advisory Council Chair
Sally Kingston, former Harding Elementary School principal, was just named the new chair of Santa Barbara’s Neighborhood Advisory Council (NAC), still a fledgling entity two years after its inception.
Luke Branquinho Wins National Rodeo
Pro steer wrestler Luke Branquinho won his fourth world championship Saturday night in front of nearly 18,000 people at Las Vegas’s Wrangler National Finals Rodeo.
Santa Barbara Pilot Disappears over Yosemite
Nicol Wilson’s plane dropped off the radar Monday afternoon.
EDC Hires New Executive Director
The Environmental Defense Center (EDC) has hired Owen Bailey as its new executive director, the nonprofit law firm announced this week.
Enviro Group Appeals Naples Approval in State Court
The latest twist in a long-running dispute over the development of Naples came last Thursday when the Environmental Defense Center (EDC), Naples Coalition, and Surfrider Foundation filed an appeal in state court that challenges a July 2012 Santa Barbara Superior Court decision upholding the county’s approval of a 71-mansion subdivision.
Supreme Court Denies Steve Pappas Appeal
The California Supreme Court denied a petition for review from Steve Pappas in his case against 3rd District Supervisor Doreen Farr.