Spill Response Turns to Salvage Operation for Grounded Fishing Boat at Santa Cruz Island
The salvage team plans to drag the “Speranza Marie” off the rocks and sink it to stabilize it
for removal.
Year: 2022
Regional Business Award Nominations Now Open
The Santa Barbara South Coast Chamber of Commerce, from Goleta to Carpinteria, is now taking nominations for the Regional Business
Crane School Second Graders Offer Gifts of Comfort for Guests of Showers of Blessing
Crane School second graders put their money where their hearts are this week by curating care packages for Showers of
Full Belly Files | COVID Finally Caught Me
I figured my luck would eventually run out, but thankfully my smell and taste are already on the rebound; plus, Ethiopian eats and Fig Mtn.’s surf/snow challenge.
Community Programs by the San Luis Obispo Botanical Garden
A diverse calendar of classes is offered for the month of January.
California Decreases Value of Home Solar Energy to the Grid
California revamps the credits and costs for home solar and adds incentives for solar on low-income rooftops.
Dos Pueblos Edges Bishop Diego 53-50 at Jim Bashore Holiday Classic
The matchup between two teams that reached the CIF finals last season goes down to the wire.
Strong Bonds Among Neighbors and Friends
In this season, I would normally take a moment to reflect on the accomplishments of the year, catalogue the upcoming challenges, and then wish you all the best of the holidays.
The 75-Year Issue
Anti-Semitism is at its greatest level in the USA since 1945, and it only gets worse.
Nearly 700 Units of Housing Proposed for La Cumbre Mall
The City of Santa Barbara’s 60-foot height limit emerges as a bone of contention.