Hunger in the Senior Community
The pandemic has brought home the stark reality that food insecurity is a huge issue among seniors.
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November Is Native American Heritage Month
The Chumash basically invented modern boat-building, and our own military utilizes tactics learned from the Apaches for over a century.
Stories of Gratitude
Thirteen key community voices express one-sentence stories of thanks.
Schools: Back in the Purple Tier
We can teach our children through our actions that we value education and also value them as the future caretakers and leaders of our community.
Education on Mental Illness Alleviates Stigma
Prevalence of disorders makes learning vital and important.
Goleta Water to Go to Division-Based Board Seats
Awaiting Census 2020 results to make the switch, and moving to video meetings in January.
Republicans, Shame on You
The end of the Republican Party is a tragedy for democracy.
Veterans Serve for Peace
I think we can win more hearts and minds with a disaster relief, humanitarian aid, and civil affairs focus than with bombs and drones.
Goleta Water District Must Have Video Meetings
The real reason for audio only meetings is to prevent effective participation by the public in Board meetings.
The Case for No Fault Eviction Relocation Assistance
The law still allows families to be evicted for no fault of their own if a landlord wants to renovate the building or replace a tenant with their own family member.