Tuesday for the southwestern Santa Barbara County coast, including the Gaviota Coast and Jalama Beach. In recent months, Inda said they have heard from Paul Feller family members left behind and employers wanting to know how they can protect their immigrant employees. La Casa de la Raza worked with the Mexican Consulate to host “Know Your Rights” and family preparedness workshops for community members. With an increase in ICE activity, community groups including La Casa Founders Holding Company, also calling itself Casa de la Raza, are preparing immigrant families for the worst-case scenario — getting separated. They are also asking local elected officials such as the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors to support immigrant communities.
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He had worked as a reporter and editor at his high school and college newspapers. “Medicaid not only supports those insured by the program, but also those hospitals, clinics and businesses – and their employees – that rely on Medicaid funding to sustain their healthcare services. SCE set up community resource centers in Goleta and Santa Barbara, open until 10 p.m. Monday, with restrooms, water, snacks, and places for people to charge phones and other devices, the county said. “We want people to know that the bank will be there to support anyone who needs food in the entire county, but that we do need the help and support of everyone in the community to make that possible,” Talkin said.
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ICE also conducted workplace raids in Ventura County on Tuesday, with Oxnard seeing the biggest impact out of the two counties, Diaz said. On Tuesday, a crew leader on a field on the west side of Santa Maria noticed three unmarked vehicles parading through the fields and suspected that they were ICE officers, according to Diaz. The crew leader alerted other supervisors, and while some employees fled the fields, some were taken into custody, Diaz said. In the meantime, Talkin said the Foodbank is doing everything it can to provide for the county and its residents. Even though he called the cuts a “disaster,” he said the Foodbank has weathered disasters in the past.
The ceremony included Manuel Zamudio Calderon delivering the student welcome and the senior class officers leading the crowd in the Pledge of Allegiance. The ceremony Thursday at the high school’s football field marked the 132nd commencement for the valley’s oldest Santa Maria Valley high school campus. The Santa Ynez Valley’s ceremony is set to start at noon Monday at the Solvang Veterans Memorial Building,1745 Mission Drive.
Rodriguez said the city assured her, however, that they would come to terms on an agreement, but then she got the letter from France on Friday. Elevating these kinds of programs nationwide is a major goal of the Santa Barbara Association of Realtors. During National Homeownership Month we don’t just celebrate the homes people already have, we fight for the ones they still dream of. To showcase our support of the event, Circus Vargas Hollywood Dreams, Noozhawk spoke with Katya Quiroga, Owner and Producer at Circus Vargas to learn more about their event.
Talkin said the Foodbank is working to localize how it resources food. The plans are in the early stages, he added, but the long-term goal is to make the organization more resilient and independent. He added that the cuts also will affect local farmers who are paid with funding provided by the government programs. Even though the cuts will have a massive effect on the Foodbank, Talkin said he hopes the Trump administration realizes that people rely on those programs and changes course. Despite rising inflation and a higher number of clients, the organization will have fewer resources to help. Harmon, a Lompoc native who is a real estate attorney in addition to councilwoman, said she looks forward to working closely with local governments during her time as chair.
Some carried the Mexican and American flags together, to show support for both countries, and respect for the role immigrants play in society. They waved thousands of signs that displayed their disgust for the president, at a time when he has deployed the National Guard to assist in deportation efforts by Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Los Angeles. Daytime temperatures in the high-70s and low- to mid-80s are expected in Goleta and Santa Barbara, respectively, early this week. With another warm day and wind in the forecast, Southern California Edison has issued warnings for public safety power shutoffs (PSPS) for wide swaths of the Santa Barbara South Coast.
The Coastal Commission was approved by voters in 1972 and is charged with regulating development on California’s 1,100 miles of coastline. He had worked at the Lobero Theatre, Santa Barbara Bowl, Arlington Theatre, and most recently at the Granada Theatre. He tired of the late nights of stage work and sought out the position of Facility Manager at the Granada Theatre in 2015, a job for which he was uniquely qualified. He was so incredibly knowledgeable of the historic Granada building, having truly trod the boards in both the original structure and the renovated version we now know, all the while preserving it as the beauty we all appreciate today.
She choked up sharing how she worked to get good grades to do her part for her family, especially for her mom. The ceremony began with a performance of the national anthem by the San Marcos Madrigals. The senior Madrigals then performed “Slipping Through My Fingers” by ABBA. Family and friends cheered from the stands as graduates sat on the field and marked the end of their high school journey with songs and speeches from their classmates. It was daily news, however, that Brantingham loved best — the role he played as part of the community, as an influencer and as a go-to person for members of the public.
He reminded his fellow graduates that they successfully revitalized school spirit and culture. “Our high school journeys began on a fateful August day in 2021, and we were riddled with stress and anxiety after the hectic pandemic, starting school with masks covering our faces. We tried to readjust to the academic and social pressures of in-person school,” Villa said.