The Sierra Club has been fighting to save the planet since the day John Muir saw a flower plucked from a black locust tree.
Category: Looking Forward
Janus Case Deals A Blow to Unions
With a decision that will be felt for generations, the SCOTUS takes aim at the last bastion of union power in the United States.
All Joy At Annual Pride Event
If I were asked to use one word to describe the annual Pride Event in Santa Maria, the answer would be a no-brainer: Joy.
Stopping the Spur–Derailing the Oil Company Train
When Phillips Petroleum decided to begin transporting highly flammable crude oil to its refinery on the Nipomo Mesa, it had no idea of the kind of determined opposition it would stir up, nor that a small but determined group of citizens would ultimately prevail and send its plan back to the drawing board.
Stopping the Spur, Derailing the Oil Company Train, June 22, 2018
German Prisoners in Goleta, CA
During World War II, 425,000 German soldiers taken prisoner by American forces in Africa and Europe were sent to the United States. Most of the prisoner-of-war camps were located in the East and South. But some were built in the West as well, including a small one in Goleta, California.
Hands Across the Sand
Avila Beach was the perfect spot for this gathering.