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The far-right Claremont Institute, based here in Southern California, will be honoring Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco this Thursday. Above all else, this is a reflection of the sorry state of the American conservative movement.

Santa Barbara County Fire Department will take over emergency medical services from longtime provider AMR in March

From the Archives: 25 Years Ago: Siouxland called a meth capital

The Conway Planning Commission voted 7-0 to extend a wind and solar moratorium for one year. The business will now go to the county for additional discussion.

A three-hour Marion Township Board meeting at Parker Middle School didnt result in action, but board members say they will continue fine-tuning zoning.

With the primary election mere days off, Jeff Gorell has amassed the biggest war chest. But the spending picture is mixed.

The composition of the Del Norte County Board of Supervisors will undergo substantial change this year with three of the five board seats up for grabs.

bshea@messengernews.net The Webster County Board of Supervisors is seeking a volunteer to serve on the Civil Service Commission. That three-member commission oversees the testing process for hiring new deputy sheriffs and promotions within the Sheriff’s Department. To meet the requirement that the commission be balanced between political parties, a Democrat or Independent is wanted. The application for the post can be found on the county government’s web site at webstercountyia.gov. On the ...

COVID-19 vaccine rollout “not as fast” as people would like Santa Barbara County is gearing up for Super Bowl Sunday with a message of caution for those planning big gatherings. (SBC Health graphic) SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - The conversation on COVID-19 is shifting from analytics on cases to the number of vaccine doses received and administered. Santa Barbara Public Health Director Van Do-Reynoso updated the Board of Supervisors Tuesday morning. While the overall numbers from the most recent ...

After Ventura County supervisors passed several new measures meant to mitigate harms caused by oil and gas operations, an overlapping network of fossil fuel interests sued to stop them from going into effect, Capital & Main has learned. At least one of the suits, filed by a nonprofit trade association representing local business interests, may present conflicts of interest among its board members, who are also tied to other lawsuits. Additionally, the largest oil company operating in the county...