COVID-19’s Silver Lining
How sheltering in place brought my family together and made life sane again.
Year: 2020
Santa Barbara Steels Itself for COVID-19 Surge
Public Health officials are planning for county cases to spike between April 26 and July 28.
MTD REDUCIRÁ AÚN MÁS EL SERVICIO A PARTIR DEL 6 DE ABRIL
A partir del lunes 6 de abril de 2020, el MTD de Santa Bárbara reducirá aún más los niveles de
MTD To Further Reduce Bus Service Beginning Monday, April 6
Effective Monday, April 6, 2020, Santa Barbara MTD will be lowering service levels further in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
As UCSB Announces Shutdowns, Isla Vista Empties
Classes are in session, but few students are present.
From Cottage Health Emergency Doctors
If you are young, healthy, and fearless, don’t do it for you: Do it for your mother or father or grandparent. They are the ones who could die as the virus spreads.
Rewatching Classic Games in the No-Sports Era
Plus, video game suggestions and virtual training for youth sports.
Economic Recovery Bill Makes More California Workers Eligible for Unemployment Insurance
Washington—Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) today released the following statement on unemployment benefits for self-employed, part-time and gig workers included in
Two More Santa Barbara Sheriff’s Deputies Test Positive
One custody deputy at county jail and one patrol deputy contract COVID-19, as staff affected by virus continues to rise.
Calmly Coping
I’m encouraged by the articles that emphasis helping people cope with the massive disruption that the virus outbreak has inflicted on everyone.
