Business Alerted Authorities to Homeless Camp Months Before Tree Fire
Thursday evening fire on Milpas Street started alongside Highway 101.
Year: 2019
West Coast Waters Acidifying Faster Than Rest of World
A new NOAA study examined a century’s worth of Santa Barbara Channel sediment.
Free Meal Program Safe From Chopping Block — For Now
Stakeholders pleaded with the Santa Barbara Unified school board to spare the district’s food service budget.
Is City-Worker Housing Legal?
Aren’t tax-subsidized public housing units to be open to all income qualified persons on a first-come, first-submitted-application basis?
Cannabis, Survival, and County Issues
I have no doubt there are profound medical benefits to be discovered in cannabis, but I am a strong critic of the county’s scheme to regulate cannabis operations.
UCSB Cop Arrested for Brandishing Gun in Bar
Marco Pavico is on investigatory leave without pay while the criminal investigation is being conducted by SBPD.
Review | A. C. Grayling’s ‘The History of Philosophy’
Author makes pre-Socratic philosophers feel unexpectedly relevant.
Housing for Workers and Their Clients
We also see the need firsthand for increased housing options for people living with disabilities.
Virgil Cordano Center Provides Place of Rest for Unhoused
Center offers an array of services meant to offer assistance for homeless individuals in need.
School Board Plays Musical Chairs as It Looks to Fill Matsuoka’s Seat
Members of the Latino community asked the board Monday to make its superintendent search process more inclusive of Spanish speakers.
