The Power of Not Driving
I felt sad when I saw the Independent encouraging people to drive to Carrizo Plain National Monument.
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We Are Old Activists, We Are Jewish, And We Support the Student Protests Against the Gaza War
Across the world and back through history, students have sparked struggle for peace, freedom, and justice.
Out of Service
Has the City Council considered taking a group drive to the Paseo Nuevo Parking Lot?
Remembering Fred Hayward
Fred Hayward was an unofficial ambassador to the many residents of our town, offering personal service that is simply unavailable from any home goods stores, brick-and-mortar or online, today.
Say ‘Yes’ to Affordable Workforce Housing
Moving forward, it is essential that the Santa Barbara County supervisors protect us from becoming the horrendous monstrosity that is the Southern California Urban Sprawl Nightmare.
In with the New
As a parent raising a young family in Santa Barbara, I’m thrilled with the city’s commitment to becoming more bicycle friendly.
Support for Miramar Plan
I recently attended the Montecito Association meeting discussing the Miramar plan, and I regret not having had the opportunity to voice my support for the plan.
People Walk to Stores
Randy Rowse needs to explain how opening State Street to vehicles will benefit downtown businesses.
$17 Billion in Suffering
Congressmember Salud Carbajal (D-Santa Barbara) joined 366 members of Congress on April 24, to vote for a $26 billion Israel supplemental war spending bill, despite overwhelming public support for a cease fire in Gaza.
Dollars Gone
If the City of Santa Barbara is in the red, who is paying for the construction/re design of the underpass at 101 and State Street?