Vaccine Skeptics Have a Healthy Basis for Concern
The government is all too fallible.
Year: 2021
Silent Voices Are Finally Heard
Let’s face it, representation is a huge issue in our district.
Review | Santa Barbara Symphony, ‘Royal Fireworks’
Nicholas McGegan Conducted Four Works from the 18th century.
Negotiations Continue Between County and Deputies over COVID-19 Testing
The union says it is still concerned over the “impacts and effects” of the weekly swabbing process.
Bellosguardo Foundation Resubmits Plan for Public Tours
It is also proposing special events and performances with up to 1,500 guests.
Seven Male San Marcos High Students Arrested for Assault on Campus
The students allegedly recorded the assault of the other student, which was eventually found by the school’s administration and reporter to the SRD.
Pierre Haobsh’s Web History Paints Dark Picture Behind Triple Murder
The prosecution continues building its case with its final witnesses in Han family murder trial.
What Does $1.2 Trillion Infrastructure Bill Mean for Santa Barbara?
Rep. Salud Carbajal praises once-in-a-generation investment in internet, roads, and more.
The Split Roll Initiative Is Back…
By Brian Johnson2021 PresidentSanta Barbara Association of Realtors What a difference a year makes right? It’s only been just over
Review | Japanese Breakfast Cooked Up a Dreamy Show at the Madonna Inn
SASAMI unleashed her intensity at SLO’s pink landmark.