Changing the Playing Field
If you’re looking for the most sophisticated, artful contemporary dance out there, Diavolo is not where you’ll find it.
Carpinteria High Grad Tyler Dumm to Be Inducted into Santa Barbara’s Sports Hall of Fame
Tyler Dumm received some rather serious physical setbacks early in his life.
Solstice Parade Celebrity Dine-Out Fundraiser
Have your favorite local celebrity wait on you and enjoy the delicious Italian food with wacky ... Read More
Crispin Leather Closes
Shoe store had catered to discerning hippies since 1965. Read Story
Santa Barbara International Film Festival Hires Two
Follows departure of key staff members earlier this year. Read Story
Septic to Sewer, Sewer to Lawsuit?
The Rincon Point sanitary switch wins a key voter challenge, but the fight isn’t over yet. Read Story
Warren Schultheis: Vector/No Vector
For most of us, technology is an invisible partner facilitating the even flow our lives.
You’d Be Remiss to Miss Mimosa
At the end of April, Mimosa on De la Vina Street celebrated its 25th anniversary, which might cause the snide to joke, “And in another 25 ...
Help with Assisted Living
Choosing an assisted living community can be daunting, and not surprisingly, an industry has arisen to help people accomplish it.
Who gets your 3rd District vote?
U.S. Military Measures Climate Change
Last April, Congress directed the National Intelligence Council to issue the first ever National Intelligence Estimate (NIE) on climate change.
Wheels of Hope
Heart rate through the roof, lungs burning, pedal stroke erratic.
Crispin Leather Closes
Shoe store had catered to discerning hippies since 1965.
UCSB Closes in on Women’s Basketball Coach
Announcement expected this week on who will replace the retiring Mark French. Plus, schedule of today's sporting events.
Santa Barbaran Cycles and Surfs for Charity
Protecting the environment is an important job, and people chose many different ways to do it.
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