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SYV Pride members reflect on their trip to Copenhagen, Denmark, for the European city's Pride celebrations | Spotlight - Vimarsana News

SYV Pride members reflect on their trip to Copenhagen, Denmark, for the European city's Pride celebrations | Spotlight

Walking in Copenhagen’s Pride parade and attending its weeklong celebration felt surreal, said Santa Ynez Valley Pride President Lauren Lastra. “I think in many ways...

Santa Ynez Valley Pride leads Copenhagen Pride Parade - Vimarsana News

Santa Ynez Valley Pride leads Copenhagen Pride Parade

SOLVANG, Calif.-When Santa Ynez Valley Pride board members accepted an invitation to Copenhagen Pride they didn't expect to be leading the Pride Parade.

Source: keyt.com
Rainbow Displays at Santa Ynez Valley High School Removed During 'No Place for Hate' Campaign | Local News - Vimarsana News

Rainbow Displays at Santa Ynez Valley High School Removed During 'No Place for Hate' Campaign | Local News

Administrators defend the decision by saying that 'schools should not be politicized or used for outside agendas'

Santa Ynez Valley Pride members weigh in on Santa Ynez High School rainbow speed bumps painted over - Vimarsana News

Santa Ynez Valley Pride members weigh in on Santa Ynez High School rainbow speed bumps painted over

Santa Ynez Valley Pride members weigh in on the decision of Santa Ynez High School staff to paint over the newly painted rainbow speed-bumps this week.

Source: keyt.com
Speakers Ask Solvang Council to Reconsider Pride Month Request | Local News - Vimarsana News

Speakers Ask Solvang Council to Reconsider Pride Month Request | Local News

Proposal for banners and a rainbow crosswalk were rejected by city officials last month