Santa Barbara School Board Member Explains Anti-Blackness
Wendy Sims-Moten calls out what needs to be addressed.
Year: 2022
Santa Barbara to Get Only 5 Percent of State Water
Racing to find new water sources as California faces a mega-drought.
Homeless Population Inches Upward over Past Two Years
668 people were found to be living in their cars.
Energy Independence
Scientists have been warning us for decades that the heat-trapping emissions from burning coal, oil, and natural gas are causing disease, death, and planetary disruption.
Too Many Bike Paths?
The City of Santa Barbara is now proceeding to impose bicycle access pathways on both Mission and Micheltorena Streets on the Westside.
The Future of State Street in Santa Barbara: Big Plans, New Looks, and More
Who keeps the city’s busiest street going, and who will help execute the new master plan?
Santa Barbara’s City Redistricting Narrowed Down to Four Maps for Final Hearing
The Independent Redistricting Commission nears the end of the process, will select a final draft on March 30.
‘Who Knows What You Are’ in Santa Barbara
Theater that confronts the paradox of justified suffering at the Community Arts Workshop.
‘Conception’ Field Hearing at Santa Barbara City Hall
New small passenger vessel rules resulting from the dive boat tragedy will take effect March 28.
Bishop Diego Softball Defeats Carpinteria 6-1 in Non-League Contest
Senior Jenna Hays went three-for-three at the plate, including a three-run homer.
