Lefty’s Coffee Collective Puts Values First in Los Olivos
Owners Laura Newman and Jim Tauber focus on sustainable sourcing and staffing.
Year: 2022
Seawater and Magma Collided in the Giant Tonga Volcano Eruption
Volcanologists at UC Santa Barbara team up with international analysts to dissect explosion comparable to Krakatoa.
Carpinteria Community Says ‘No’ to Proposed Hotel on the Bluffs
A 99-room hotel, restaurant, and farmhouse concept drew backlash in a joint city meeting.
Santa Barbara: Dream or Nightmare?
The evening commute on Highway 1 shows the heavy traffic of people heading back to Lompoc at the end of their workday in Santa Barbara.
Pepto Putin versus Luney Gram
I thought nothing could give my digestive system greater distress then watching the War in Ukraine, but the U.S. Senate is a close second.
In Favor of Hydrogen
The state’s allocation of clean transportation funding has severely neglected the development of hydrogen refueling infrastructure particularly in the regions outside the large urban areas.
Democracy for Ukraine
Putin did not invade Ukraine under Trump’s watch only because Trump wanted to abandon NATO entirely.
Goleta Community Center Welcomes Back Returning and New Users
GOLETA, CA, March 30, 2022 – The Goleta Valley Community Center (GVCC) is happy to announce the reopening of the Goleta
Attorney General Bonta Issues Warning to Eviction Lawyers After Receiving Reports That Landlords May Be Filing False Declarations to Evict California Families
OAKLAND — California Attorney General Rob Bonta today announced that he sent warning letters to 91 law firms across the state that represent landlords in eviction
Poll Workers Needed for the June 7, 2022 Statewide Direct Primary Election
(SANTA BARBARA, Calif.) – The Santa Barbara County Registrar of Voters office isseeking volunteers to serve as poll workers for
