Oil Trucks and Climate Crisis at Planning Commission
The amount of carbon that will be produced if ExxonMobil’s project is approved is startling.
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On Constitutional Challenges to COVID Vaccination Requirements
As the lawyer for the school board, I explained that vaccination requirements have consistently been upheld by the courts, beginning with a U.S. Supreme Court decision in 1905.
Are We Doing All We Can to Keep Our Students in School — Safely?
The Delta variant and low vaccination rates are causing a troubling number of COVID infections in Santa Barbara Unified schools.
Texas as the Lone Stasi State
Citizen arrests are a slippery slope to vigilantes.
Enlist in the Fight Against COVID
We all must accept the personal responsibility we share for the common good.
A Combat Veteran’s Reflections on 9/11
The gut punch of the terrible day sustained him during firefights in Iraq.
Memoirs of a Chipmunk Rancher
You don’t have to be strong, or smart, or even know anything about Chipmunks to be successful at it. Perhaps you can see why I was immediately attracted to this profession.
Strikes Against the Governor
In California, one of the top 10 economies in the world, we find Governor Newsom facing a recall election.
Santa Barbara’s Iconic Architecture
Who should get the credit?
Mad About Texas? Vote ‘No’ in the Recall
In Texas, abortion is effectively banned for the first time since the ‘Roe v. Wade’ decision in 1973.