
Good morning, Santa Barbara ☀️
Here’s what we have for you today:
- Santa Barbara City Council candidate Monte Wilson talks rent stabilization, housing, State Street
- Santa Barbara responds to civil grand jury criticism of SB Connect
- New cider and meadery business coming to downtown Santa Barbara 😊

Joshua Molina
News-Press Editor
Top stories

‘Santa Barbara Talks’ podcast: Former tech executive Monte Wilson looks to win seat on City Council
By Joshua Molina • Santa Barbara News-Press

A new cidery and meadery is making its way to downtown Santa Barbara
By Amanda Velasco • Santa Barbara News-Press

City of Santa Barbara to update SB Connect with a plethora of improvements
By Roman Trovato • Santa Barbara News-Press
Stories you should know about
- Famous bald eagle dies in Ojai after mysterious illness (Los Angeles Times)
- Massive earthquake kills more than 100 people in Colombia (NPR)
- Self-driving vehicle travels a record distance on the planet of Mars (Ars Technica)
What else we’re reading
- Julianna Lozada recommends a New York Times story about how moderate Democrats are trying to stop the progressive base.
- Charli xcx joins The Strokes at Outside Lands in a collab no one knew they needed. Amanda Velasco recommends the story.
- El Niño threat emerges again with warning of highest sea levels ever recorded.
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- Be part of our election coverage of city councils, school boards other races by sending us your thoughts on the issues. Email editor@newspress.com.
Looking back
It’s easy to believe that what Santa Barbara is experiencing today with the housing market is a new situation. Not really. The late Barney Brantingham in this column 26 years ago today wrote about how houses on the Mesa were losing their affordability. (From the News-Press archives)

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