Sharks are Functionally Extinct on Many of the World’s Reefs
UCSB researchers were part of a landmark global study.
Year: 2020
Santa Barbara City Council Votes for Mask Enforcement — Sort Of
A long City Council meeting with semi-hysterical opposition finally came to a decision.
Santa Barbara City College to Start Fall Classes Fully Online
Update confirms that there will be no face-to-face courses when instruction resumes August 24.
Essay | Albert Camus’ ‘The Plague vs. COVID-19
Despite its perspicacity about plague mentality, Camus’ novel will likely have readers noticing as many differences as similarities between the two outbreaks.
The Santa Barbara County Fire Safe Council Launches New Informative Website
Part of living in a Mediterranean climate and enjoying the benefits of our adjacent natural environment, is the responsibility to
Why Did Lompoc Prison Explode with COVID?
Federal inspectors point to bad policies and poor leadership.
County Officials Stress Tactics to Reduce COVID Cases
Santa Barbara County COVID cases tick upward as officials say only decreased numbers will relieve state restrictions.
Republicans Push to Lower Unemployment Benefit to $200 Per Week
Unemployment funding in COVID-19 economic stimulus package under negotiation would affect 24,000 in Santa Barbara County
Al Fresco Dining Expands into West Victoria
Public Market Owner Marge Cafarelli says outdoor seating is a lifeline.
Opportunity to Serve on Clean Energy Advisory Board
In 2021, Monterey Bay Community Power (MBCP), soon to be Central Coast Community Energy (CCCE), will be the clean energy
