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Posted on July 18 at 6:57 a.m.
Note to BeachLivin: "Just saying it" doesn't make complex issues "OK"; your comments about "we can't wait" and "we should have this solved" really reveal the "ends justify the means" approach that this slick developer and his cocktail party-attending cheerleaders have employed. I tried to find "just keep saying it" in CEQA law, and so far have not discovered that policy.
Posted on July 12 at 2:04 p.m.
it is amazing that Brown and Cooney caved. perhaps they're just weary of all things Naples and wanted to move it to the Supes. not an excuse. just a thought.
Posted on July 10 at 6:51 a.m.
How dare Joe Centeno, whose constant anti-Fire Department rants have derailed and postponed adoption of the revised and updated Fire Code because of his deep ties to COLAB and other development interests who don't like having to comply, deem staff's progress "horrendous". It is this revised Fire Code that will really add teeth to potential consequences to Greka and other scofflaws.
Joe, it is you with your years of back-room deals and promises made to Greka and other oil companies, and your continued berating of Fire and Petroleum code enforcement, that has brought us here.
Posted on July 9 at 8:01 a.m.
I'm genuinely curious why Chief Sanchez and the Mayor still think it is not time yet for a gang injunction. What on EARTH are they waiting for???
Posted on July 9 at 7 a.m.
too bad this could be an interesting exchange of comments but instead will be one of those when one commenter chooses to dominate. oh well. maybe a future article will allow for a more robust discussion. RFORSYTH: keep it brief, please.
Posted on July 6 at 10:35 a.m.
TO In the Know: perhaps there would be less "disdain" for this City's leadership had the murder actually been PREVENTED and the would-be-assailants INTERCEPTED and DETAINED PRIOR TO THE MURDER---as Chief Sanchez boasts about the post-murder arrests---one wonders how the obvious confrontation was allowed to occur in the first place. Shame on this City.
Can our Mayor and Police Chief NOW ADMIT we need a GANG INJUNCTION???? The Fireworks Event never should have occurred---with the diminshed resources countywide, potential for power outages, and all-around STRESS in the air caused by the fires, many of us were incredulous that the City would invite this crowd control challenge. So, no surprises. Just sadness on the part of many who see our city slipping away.
Posted on July 3 at 8:22 a.m.
yep, Salud dodged a bullet---unfortunately for the rest of us, he wasn't the only one in the path. Many saw this as reckless as soon as it appeared on the agenda. What was he thinking?? or, was he....he risked not only his own credibility and sense of judgment but he also risked sabotaging the solid environmental foundation upon which south coast electoral politics has been built. slow this man down please.
Posted on June 28 at 3:40 p.m.
Wait a minute, let me get this straight---in Santa Barbara, a town that touts free speech and protest as sacrosant---a man is ARRESTED for shouting at the police chief and calling him names? Now that I know the SBPD will make such arrests, I will begin calling when I am verbally accosted on the street or at the parks. Excellent.
Posted on June 28 at 9:37 a.m.
Why won't the County release the PUBLIC INFORMATION about the cost of this lawsuit. Which I'm sure involved hundreds of thousands of dollats, just like other county-taxpayer-paid defenses of "CEO" MIKE BROWN.
Demand the release of this public information. Email your Supervisor, and County auditor BOB GEIS who we ELECTED to serve the Public--not his buddy Mike Brown.
BOB GEIS: geis@co.santa-barbara.ca.us
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Posted on July 19 at 8:11 a.m.
thanks Nick.....would really like to hear more about Das leaving the Country.....whooo hooooo!!!!
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