About West Camino Cielo’s Fuel Break
During the meeting we noted that fuel breaks alone aren’t designed or expected to stop a wildfire — they require firefighters and suppression equipment to be effective.
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Helen Hush, the Beautiful Thrush
How fitting it is that International Women’s Day falls on my mother‘s birthday this year.
Giving Is Good
When you give to organizations that support women and girls, you contribute to solving the root problems of gender equity, social impact, and increased well-being.
Polluters Should Pay
‘Polluter pays’ legislation would reduce carbon pollution, support cleaner domestic goods, and reduce emissions.
Two Years of Death, Bombs, and Heartbreak
Freedom is never free, but it is worth supporting – even when the oppression and injustice are half a world away.
Meghan, Harry, and Barry
All I know about royalty is that we fought a war to get rid of them. Obviously it didn’t take.
Coastal Access in Isla Vista
Last week’s deck collapse on the 6700 block of Del Playa Drive — “Xanadu Lanes” for those with lasting Isla Vista memories — draws renewed attention to 3rd District Supervisor Laura Capps campaign to require six-foot fencing on Isla Vista’s bluffs.
What Comes After Housing Element and Zoning Approvals?
The city’s zoning action for the housing element is not the final destiny for a project. It depends upon the results of the project-level permit review process.
Community Disregarded in Leadbetter Beach Plan
The city said it could agree to keep the wind-protected changing areas, but that same day the city put the whole project out to bid — including the demolition of the changing areas.
Catholic Bankruptcies Benefit Catholic Officials
Filing for bankruptcy put a cold, hard stop on any legal efforts, by anyone, hurt any time, in any way, by any Franciscans.