Articles From : Tyler Hayden
What Are Santa Barbara Women’s Health Care Needs?
New Group Hosting Public Forum to Solicit Experiences, Identify Gaps in Service
Mother of Debris Flow Victim Sues Santa Barbara Sheriff over Son’s Remains
Department Disputes Findings of UCSB Anthropologist, Allegedly Threatens Kim Cantin with Punitive Action
Santa Barbara County ‘Close’ to Reaching Testing Agreement with Unvaccinated Deputies
But Omicron Surge May Further Delay Implementation
Private Investigator and TV Personality Craig Case Accused of Conspiracy and Fraud
Lawsuit Alleges He Took Nearly $700,000 from Elderly Friend Through ‘Willful and Deliberate Misconduct’
![Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown (center) standing with newly sworn in Deputies in December 2020 [Photo: SB Sheriff's Office]](https://www.edhat.com/sites/default/files/news_image/20-154_custody_deputies.jpeg "108 Unvaccinated Santa Barbara Deputies Still Not Testing")
108 Unvaccinated Santa Barbara Deputies Still Not Testing
Concerns over Privacy of Medical Information Persist
UC Campus Architects Unite in Opposition to Munger Hall
Criticize Proposed Project’s High Per-Bed Cost and Large Energy Demand
Ely Family Wrongful Death Case Heads to Trial
New Allegations Arise in Lawsuit Against Santa Barbara Sheriff’s Office
Bellosguardo Foundation Resubmits Plan for Public Tours
Also Proposes Special Events and Performances With Up to 1,500 Guests
Negotiations Continue Between County and Deputies over COVID-19 Testing
Union Still Concerned Over ‘Impacts and Effects’ of Weekly Swabbing Process
161 Unvaccinated Santa Barbara Sheriff’s Deputies Refuse Testing
Compliance Rates ― and Transparency ― Vary Among County’s Public Safety, Education, and Healthcare Systems
UCSB, Munger Respond to Avalanche of Backlash over Dormzilla
Thousands Sign Petitions by Architectural Historians, Students to Halt Project
Architect Resigns in Protest over UCSB Mega-Dorm
Criticizes Munger Hall as 'Social and Psychological Experiment' with Unknown Consequences
State Orders Independent Audit of Bellosguardo Foundation Finances
Attorney General Gives Nonprofit a Month to Comply
Another Big Party at Bellosguardo
Another Slap in Santa Barbara's Face
Santa Barbara Stabbing Victim Sues Parents of Perpetrator
Georgia Avery Alleges Joshua and Patti Jeanne Vides Failed to Protect Her From Their ‘Deranged’ Daughter
Much Love for Santa Barbara’s ‘Bridge Housing’ Model
But Permanent Solutions for City's Homeless Remain Elusive
UCSB Course Shortage at ‘Crisis’ Level, Dean Says
Many Undergrads Looking for Full 12-Unit Class Load Are ‘Entirely Out of Luck’
Despite Restoration, Monarchs Still Missing from Demolished Beach City Grove
Continued Absence Is Reflective of Population Crashes Throughout State, Biologists Say
Ty Warner’s Ex Alleges Abuse, Sues for Half of $400 Million Montecito Estate
Kathryn Zimmie, 85, Also Claims the Billionaire Stole Her Identity to Hide His Assets
UCSB Facing Major Housing Shortage for Incoming Students
Hundreds of Freshmen and Transfers Worry About Car-Living or Long-Distance Commutes