Santa Barbara faces enforcement nightmare over short-term rentals
The city of Santa Barbara had it good. It had been controversially collecting taxes on short-term rentals since 2008 even though most were illegally operating in certain residential zones. The city earned extra revenue and only had to crack down on a handful that neighbors deemed intolerable. But the inherent conflict caught up with policy Read More →
Girls Inc. helps Carpinteria girls prepare for college, careers
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640 Santa Barbara City College students will get the boot from Isla Vista
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Santa Barbara’s Mission Linen embraces recycling
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Bechtel named new VCCF leader
The Ventura County Community Foundation has a new leader. Vanessa Bechtel, previously executive director of the Santa Barbara City College Foundation, is taking over as president and CEO of VCCF starting Feb. 9. The Foundation’s board of directors announced the appointment Jan. 8. “Vanessa represents the next generation of leadership for the foundation,” said VCCF Read More →
Santa Barbara restaurateur orders up scholarships at city college
Mitchell Sjerven has set up a scholarship and internship program in conjunction with SBCC’s culinary arts program.
