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The Blue Wave Hits the United States—and Santa Barbara
By Iris Heckes Some elections have been called, but many votes are still being counted. These numbers are accurate as of 1:12 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 4. View Santa Barbara County election results here. Instagram and news outlets have been flooded by the blue wave, with Democrats parading
Record Number of Santa Barbara Youth Trick-or-Treat a Few Days Early
By Iris Heckes From 5 to 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 29, more than 30 local organizations assembled in the Spencer Adams Parking Lot at 111 West Victoria St. (also home to the Louise Lowry Davis Center). ‘Trunk or Treat’ grew out of the pandemic and the concern
Santa Barbara District 6 Candidates Clash Over Housing and State Street Plans
By Anja Firestone With the Nov. 3 election days away, four candidates are competing for Santa Barbara City Council District 6 in the Nov. 3 midterm election, hoping to replace the outgoing council member Meagan Harmon. District 6 encompasses much of Santa Barbara’s downtown core, including State Street, the
District 5’s New Leadership: Who’s on the Ballot
By Iris Heckes On Nov. 3, the tide will turn for District 5, leaving residents of Upper State Street, Hidden Valley, Samarkand, Hitchcock and parts of San Roque with a new representative on the City Council. With Eric Friedman stepping up to run for mayor of Santa Barbara, Cevin Cathell,