Defense Attorneys Say Stop Building North County Jail
Our existing jail population plummeted by half, due to COVID, and there has been no spike in crime. We couldn’t ask for better data on what incarcerating far fewer people looks like.
Year: 2020
Santa Barbara County Supervisors Take a Pass on Stricter Pot Permits Countywide
Modest proposals would affect only North County cannabis “grows.”
Santa Barbara Reopenings Include Movie Theaters and Macy’s
City to reestablish parking lot fees June 22; Metro 4 and Camino Real are back June 26.
Four More Years of Wrecking Balls?
Democrats, God help us, have answered this historic presidential moment by choosing a frayed flannel bathrobe.
Santa Barbara Zoo to Reopen on June 23
The zoo will open its doors to the public with new COVID-19 safety procedures and social-distancing measures in place.
Attorney General Becerra Highlights Consumer Rights and Resources in Response to Recent Business Bankruptcies During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Thursday, June 11, 2020Contact: (916) 210-6000, agpressoffice@doj.ca.gov SACRAMENTO – Attorney General Xavier Becerra today provided important information and resources regarding business bankruptcies
Gaucho and Former Major Leaguer Ryan Spilborghs Earns Degree 18 Years After Leaving Campus
The Santa Barbara native needed to complete just one prerequisite Spanish course.
Tensley Winery Supports Restaurants with Free Wine
Popular syrah producer offering two cases to Santa Barbara County establishments.
Vegetation Fire Near More Mesa
Evacuation warnings go out along Calle Las Brisas.
Ojai Music Festival Goes Virtual
This year, the 74th annual festival, under the guidance of heralded composer-conductor Matthias Pintscher, takes to the worldwide web.
