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Residents in Harry and Meghan's town ordered to make changes in lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Residents in Harry and Meghan's town ordered to make changes in lawsuit

The Montecito area of Santa Barbara is revered for its exclusivity - but residents in the area have been going to extra lengths to limit access to visitors.

Wrecked boats and homeless camps create Santa Barbara environmental and safety concerns - Vimarsana News

Wrecked boats and homeless camps create Santa Barbara environmental and safety concerns

A beached boat from Tuesday's storm came close to homeless camps near Santa Barbara's East Beach. Heal the. Ocean is asking for more signage to prohibit the camps.

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Santa Barbara County Judge Sides With Montecito Homeowners in Trailhead Parking Dispute - Vimarsana News

Santa Barbara County Judge Sides With Montecito Homeowners in Trailhead Parking Dispute

Thomas Anderle rules that Santa Barbara County violated a preliminary injunction by placing notices in front of 11 homes

Water fight: Cuyama Valley landowners face an adjudication lawsuit as they try to sustainably manage their groundwater basin - Vimarsana News

Water fight: Cuyama Valley landowners face an adjudication lawsuit as they try to sustainably manage their groundwater basin

Cuyama Valley's water woes dominated Santa Barbara County 2nd District Supervisor Das Williams' comments during a recent hearing about the future of water well permits...

From Our Inbox: Letters to the Editor for the Week Ending Jan. 1, 2021 - Vimarsana News

From Our Inbox: Letters to the Editor for the Week Ending Jan. 1, 2021

I find it hard to believe that restaurants are the source of COVID-19 infections. As a result of the December restrictions on all but takeout service, I was recently let go from the restaurant job that was paying my way through school. We were given daily temperature checks when we arrived for work, sanitized all surfaces throughout our shifts, were kept out of the kitchen and food prep areas, and wore masks and gloves — as did our customers. All year long, our restaurant had no COVID-19 infections with its employees, but we are still singled out as some kind of a danger to the public. Mean...