Basic Law Is Basic Displacement
The issues arising from the denial of basic Palestinian rights described in a recent op-ed correspond with the tragic realities of the situation.
Year: 2019
E-Bikes a Winner
I share the ongoing feeling of awe upon turning a key and activating a powerful machine that will take me and my stuff where I want to go.
It’s Already Medicare for All
All Americans are forced to contribute to Medicare when they start to earn an income.
Bishop Diego Eliminated by Top-Seeded Culver City 34-6
The Cardinals fail to advance despite 102 yards rushing by Adrian Soracco
Goleta Buys Its Home
Expects thousands of dollars in annual savings through ownership of City Hall.
Success Starts with the Principal
Franklin is a one-of-a-kind school because Franklin has had Casie Kilgore leading the way for many years.
Lars Is Missing!
On September 7, my 30-pound cat and best friend in the world went missing on West Valerio between Chapala and De la Vina.
Eastside Contenders 10 Votes Apart; Jordan Wins Mesa Contest for Santa Barbara Council
Second round of ballot-counting decides District 2, but District 1 outcome is still tight.
Youth Interactive Hit with Rape Allegation
A civil suit claims one of the nonprofit’s former mentors sexually assaulted a then-14-year-old participant at the CEO’s home.
Highway 154 Triple Homicide Case Postponed
Accused car killer John Dungan’s arraignment has been postponed a week in deaths on highway 154 of mother and two children.