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The move came after a recent controversy over the store Goodland Guns moving to a new location near a daycare, sparking concerns over safety.
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The Supreme Court will likely weigh in on the Trump administration’s plan to limit mail-in voting soon, but for now, a SLO County election official is encouraging voters to use county ballot drop boxes instead.
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The Santa Barbara City Council is delaying a decision on whether or not to use a new provider for automated license plate reading cameras.
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The Grover Beach City Council voted unanimously to fill an empty council seat by appointment, after Council Member Kathy McCorry-Driscoll resigned earlier this month.
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Changes at the U.S. Postal Service mean voters may need to take extra steps to vote by mail in the upcoming midterm election.
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The “Build Better Buildings” pilot program would allow developers to earn points that they can trade for incentives, like permission to build taller buildings.
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The new agreement means the county government and other entities will now receive $8.3 million a year for the next two years, matching previous payments.
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The deadline to file as a candidate in November’s election has passed for many seats, however some local offices have an extended filing period that ends this Wednesday.
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State Senator John Laird spoke with KCBX about Governor Gavin Newsom’s choice to not push for extending operations at the Diablo Canyon Power Plant this year.
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At a press conference on clean energy in Oakland late last week, Newsom said he’s passing the baton to whoever takes over his role at the beginning of next year.
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Police Chief Christopher Williams acknowledged the technology could make errors, but said other cities have implemented it successfully.
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Currently, council members make $1,706.90 a month, and the proposal would increase salaries by 20%.