
Good morning, Santa Barbara ☀️
Here’s what we have for you today:
- More than 100 people pack City Hall for a rent stabilization vote
- Neighbors clash over cliffside house on the Mesa
- Aston Smith goes sailing from the Santa Barbara Harbor
- Cops bust up cannabis burglaries

Joshua Molina
News-Press Editor
Top stories

Rent stabilization ordinance in Santa Barbara stalls again over the details
By Joshua Molina • Santa Barbara News-Press

Santa Barbara OKs cliffside house on Mesa, but calls for bluff development policy change
By Sofia Wallace • Santa Barbara News-Press

53rd Santa Barbara to King Harbor Race sees consistent winds and good racing
By Aston Smith • Santa Barbara News-Press

Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office nabs 18 people in Carpinteria cannabis burglaries
By Amanda Velasco • Santa Barbara News-Press
Stories you should know about
⬇️ President Trump’s approval rating drops to 34% (USA TODAY)
💈 Tuition-free barber program launches at Allan Hancock College (Santa Maria Times)
🖇️ Is TJ Maxx going to replace Staples in Goleta? (The Restaurant Guy)
What else we’re reading
💕 Gov. Gavin Newsom’s ex-lover with whom he had an affair speaks out in Vanity Fair essay
🎢 Universal Studios‘ new “Fast & Furious” roller coaster lifts theme park to next level
💰New report reveals the truth about natural gas and its impact on the environment
Mid-week news quiz
Have you kept up with Santa Barbara News-Press this week? Let’s see!
👩🏼🍳 Which of the following is not a new restaurant coming to Hollister Village Plaza?
A) Raising Cane’s
B) The Cheesecake Factory
C) El Pollo Loco
D) Urbane Cafe
Reply first with the correct answer to earn a shoutout in tomorrow’s newsletter.
From the archives
Staples opened in July of 1999 at the Camino Real Marketplace — the opening of the store was the talk of the town. The office superstore will end its run at the center next month. Check out this story from the Santa Barbara News-Press archives:

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