Santa Barbara Surgeon Calls Out Health Insurance Giant
Dr. Kevin Casey claims “immoral” denial and delay tactics by UnitedHealthcare contributed to his patient’s “preventable death.”
Santa Barbara Surgeon Calls Out Health Insurance Giant
Santa Barbara Rep. Carbajal Says Farm Bill Ignores ‘Devastating SNAP Cuts’ in ‘Big Ugly Bill’
SNAP’s new work requirements will pose more hurdles for people seeking food assistance.
Judge to Decide If Developers of Eight-Story Building Behind Mission Can Sue California, City of Santa Barbara
The Mission LLC’s lawsuit alleges a new state housing law singles out the project and that the city doesn’t have a compliant housing element.
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Caused Frinj Founders’ Deaths
Well-known Goleta farmers and California coffee-growing pioneers Jay and Kristen died from accidental leak of toxic gas.
Schools Should Be Safe Spaces
As we recited the Pledge of Allegiance to the United States flag, I heard car horns, megaphones, and people shouting outside: “ICE is here! Don’t come out!”
Picking the Perfect Paint Colors
From inspiration to mood boards to samples, here’s how to pick the perfect paint color for your home.
The Santa Barbara Woman Who’s Chosen to Live Outside for 57 Years
Suzanne describes herself as an 89-year-old homeless person of privilege.
Lompoc’s Historic Theater Coming Back to Life
Years of dedication have made the dream come true — almost.
Four Santa Barbara County Schools Earn State ‘Distinguished’ Honor
Dos Pueblos and La Colina were among 408 campuses recognized statewide.
Energy from the Sun Doesn’t Pass Through the Strait of Hormuz
Because energy is the lifeblood of our economies, the more energy that can be produced domestically, under a country’s control, the more it provides resilience and security.
