A Letter to the Four Haitian Asylum Seekers I Met on This Side of the Rio Grande
I have to say, though, that racism and xenophobia will be part of your experience as Black migrants in this country. Stay strong, stay strong!
Year: 2021
City Pipeline Will Expand Desal Access
Trenching project will send drinking water uphill for two miles through Santa Barbara.
Santa Barbara Falls Short in Regular Season Finale
Bishop Diego and Santa Barbara will discover their playoff matchups Sunday when brackets are released.
Witness Testimony Begins in Han Family Triple-Murder Case
Prosecutors lay the foundation for arguments against alleged murderer Pierre Haobsh.
Stop the Infighting!
Failure to agree to this “compromise” gives the Republicans the ammunition they need to take back the House and Senate in 2022.
Full Belly Files | Foodie Fun in Temecula & Palm Springs
A long-winded report from the frontlines of food and drink in the desert.
Weekly News Quiz: 10/23 – 10/29!
How much do you know about what happened this week?
Rain Brings Potential for Mosquito Outbreaks
While the recent rains were a welcome sight in our area bringing a small amount of relief to our drought,
The News Letter | Where There’s Smoke, There’s Barrett
Council candidate keeps tripping over the truth.
S.B. Tenants Union Weighs In
We urge voters to elect Cathy Murillo as our Mayor and urge Sixth District residents to vote for Meagan Harmon and Fourth District residents to vote for Kristen Sneddon for City Council.