Christina McDermott is a Reporter at The Santa Barbara Independent. Focusing on housing equity, she explores themes related to real estate, agriculture, and social interests, while also incorporating audio elements into her storytelling. Christina has been featured in the Santa Barbara Independent and brings a diverse background from public radio to her current role.
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Christina McDermott's coverage primarily focuses on local events and government announcements related to real estate, urban development, and environmental sustainability in Santa Barbara, California. If you have expertise or insights related to local housing market trends, real estate development projects, urban design initiatives, or environmental sustainability efforts within the Santa Barbara area or broader California context, she may be interested in your input.
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By: Christina McDermott
Both the City and Union Say They Are Willing to Negotiate as Strike over Fair Pay Continues
By: Christina McDermott
What risk do Del Playa Drive residents face this year, and what are people doing about it?
By: Christina McDermott
Broken Underground Transformer Caused Outage Affecting 1,500 Customers, SoCal Edison Said
By: Christina McDermott
Endurance Athletes Reaches Major Milestone in Bid to Swim California's 900-Mile Coastline
By: Christina McDermott
Foodbank of Santa Barbara County CEO Says Extension Could Help Organization Expand Its Farms to Foodbank Program
By: Christina McDermott
Public Defender Has Raised Doubt That Mother Accused of Killing Her 9-Year-Old Daughter Has Mental Capacity to Stand Trial
Despite a Growing Customer Base, Goleta's Refill Store Prepares to Close
The City Council will vote at its October 26 meeting to ratify the agreement, which comes after about six months of failed negotiations between the city and Teamsters Local 986 union.
By: Christina McDermott
The temporary ban will last one year.
By: Christina McDermott
City Council Votes for Permanent Ordinance Blocking Management Company from Opening Up University Mobile Home Park to All Ages
