Nick Welsh is the Executive Director at DIGIT.FYI and the Santa Barbara Independent. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, law and legal affairs, and urban development, with a particular focus on litigation, commercial real estate, and the housing market. Nick's work has been featured in DIGIT.FYI and the Santa Barbara Independent.
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Nick Welsh's coverage heavily focuses on local news, government and politics in Santa Barbara, California. Given his emphasis on government announcements and expert commentary, he would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique insights or analysis related to local political developments or policy changes within the region.
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By: Nick Welsh
Awards Coincide with Looming Layoff of County's Head Co-Response Coordinator
CenCal CEO Marina Owen Heads to Sacramento to Share Thoughts on Newsom's Revised Budget and Its Impact on Central Coast's 38,000 ‘Unsatisfactory Immigration Status' Patients
IT'S AS EASY AS ABC: Only two sips into my first cup of coffee, I hurled the newspaper across the room.
By: Nick Welsh
Boulder County Administrator Jana Petersen Selected as S.B. County's New CEO
By: Nick Welsh
Estimated 4,500 People Now Receiving Medi-Cal in Santa Barbara Will Cease to Be Eligible Once Budget Bill Goes into Effect Later This Year
Social Media Post Transformed Santa Maria into Gotham City Apocalypse Populated By Hordes of Non-White Urban Zombies Standing in Ominously Long Food Lines
As of the close of business this Thursday, 15 percent of Santa Barbara county ballots mailed out for this coming Tuesday's statewide election had been mailed back in to be counted.
By: Nick Welsh
Assemblymember Gregg Hart's Much-Amended Bill Passes Assembly, Heads to State Senate
By: Nick Welsh
Goldwater Institute Sues County Board of Supervisors, Vintners Association on Behalf of Lompoc's Flying Goat Cellars
By: Nick Welsh
Trip Comes as Democratic Leaders Call for Investigation into Sable Exec's Possible Backdoor Communications with Donald Trump
