The S.B. Questionnaire: Susan Cass
Talking equal access and opportunity with the executive director of the Braille Institute.
Year: 2020
Santa Barbara International Film Festival: Day Four
Sergio Mendes plays live, plus Iranian and Peruvian Films.
Women’s March Fired Up for Election
Crowd much smaller than in past marches and focused on November.
Use of Old Landfill Raises a Slew of Problems
Rancho Sueno, neighbors to Goleta Slough debris disposal site, object to dirt, dust, noise, and lost views.
Carpinteria Freeway Widening Work to Close a Lane
Temporary closure of one lane leaves one open overnight Wednesday and Thursday.
Armchair Warriors
Mr. Paul Driscoll travels back in time to the 1880s where he gets drawn into a dinner conversation with a man who considers himself to be something of a “virtual” patriot.
Conception and Life
How ironic that you would run a photo of Norma McCorvey in the Voice “Threats to Roe v. Wade.”
State and Enviros Take on Federal Oil Leases
Attorney General and eight groups file separate lawsuits against newly opening fossil-fuel drilling and fracking lands.
Literacy Is a Human Right
Like 20 percent of the population, I was — and remain — dyslexic, but the nuns in my elementary school were well-schooled in the art of teaching reading.
Bully in the Pulpit
One of the most damaging impacts of having Trump in the White House is that he has given license to public expressions of hatred, and something never before so prevalent, sheer political hatred.
