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Republican lawmakers blame undocumented immigrants for Medi-Cal shortfall
FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – Along with speaker Robert Rivas, valley assembly members Esmeralda Soria and Dr. Joaquin Arambula hosted an immigration roundtable in Fresno on Thursday. “We want to make sure that we protect those hardworking people that contribute millions of dollars to our economy,” Soria said. Soria said the focus of the roundtable was to […]
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“Forty-five years serving the nicest people in town”: Matt Moore says goodbye to Rincon Designs
Rincon Designs — Carpinteria’s iconic bright blue and brown plank surf shop that has “everything for the beach,” boasts its sign out front — has had many homes since its launch as a fledgling surf and surfboard shaping spot in 1980. Owner Matt Moore first opened up at 871 Yucca Lane and hopped between a few other places, including what is now Esau’s, until he landed in 1998 at the bustling 659 Linden Ave. storefront.
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Fired federal biologist shares warning about DOGE cuts
A sweeping wave of federal firings has left thousands of workers without jobs. Ben Vizzachero, who worked as a federal biologist at Los Padres National Forest, was among those fired. He says the terminations pose serious consequences for wildlife protection and for public safety. Vizzachero joined host Lisa McRee on "LA Times Today" to talk about his experience.
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Santa Barbara bank robber arrested after month-long pursuit Tuesday
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – Santa Barbara police officers arrested a woman who robbed a Santa Barbara after a month-long pursuit Tuesday. The initial robbery happened on Carpinteria Street just past 1:00 p.m. on Feb. 11 when the robber said she was armed and took an undisclosed amount of money, according to the SBPD. Surveillance footage of The post Santa Barbara bank robber arrested after month-long pursuit Tuesday appeared first on News Channel 3-12 .
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What Did It Really Cost to Say Goodbye to Santa Barbara’s City Librarian
Sign Up to get Nick Welsh’s award-winning column, The Angry Poodle delivered straight to your inbox on Saturday mornings. OVER EASY: A library isn’t quite sanctified space, per se. But for a whole lot of us, it qualifies as sanctuary. A quiet spot away from our gathering storms. A place to get our nerd worms on and emerge from the chrysalis to what we might become. Or maybe just discover the mass magic of reading.
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Santa Barbara Independent
Convicted Wife Killer Released on Parole
Jason Alan Page was ordered released from state custody by the state parole board late last month after having served more than 30 years in custody for beating his wife, DeDe Page, with a baseball bat on November 9,1994, and then stabbing her 20 times with an X-acto knife in front of the couple’s two children.