Goleta to Appeal Mobile Home Park Condoization
The City of Goleta will appeal Superior Court Judge Thomas Anderle’s recent ruling in favor of Daniel Guggenheim…
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City Council Pushes Rail Improvements
City councilmembers Grant House, Helene Schneider, and Roger Horton, and Mayor Marty Blum were well received by rail authorities when discussing proposed increases in commuter service from Ventura to Santa Barbara.
Capps Pushes for Enviro Legislation, Flood Protection
Representative Lois Capps won approval for legislation that would prevent plans to convert Santa Rosa Island into a hunting compound.
Former Cop Convicted of Sex With a Minor
In Santa Maria Superior Court, former Santa Barbara County sheriff’s deputy Jon Holm was convicted on 12/13 of two counts of unlawful sex with a 15-year-old girl.
Rojas Retires
Richard Rojas, 51, announced his retirement this week.
SB Targeted for Anti-Meth Campaign
Santa Barbara may be posh, but it is also one of three jurisdictions in the state to be chosen for a federally funded anti-meth media campaign on radio and TV.
NLRB Maintains Union Elections
On 12/14, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) upheld its original certification of the union election at the Santa Barbara News-Press.
Stein Released After Boy Scout Incident
The arraignment for Santa Barbara Boy Scouts of America volunteer Al Stein will occur on 1/7/08.
The Naples Battle Rages On
On 12/10, a standing room only crowd gathered for three hours in the Santa Barbara County Administration Building to voice their concerns about plans to put large-scale luxury homes on the pristine Gaviota Coast.
Westmont Business Competition Produces National Competitors
Two business plan teams-Zipperz, LLC and The Patron.net-were selected in a Westmont College business plan contest to compete for slots in the 5th Annual SEED National Collegiate Venture Forum.