Free for the Holidays
Maren commentates on the day before winter break at Santa Barbara High
Santa Barbara Media Blog Returns
Welcome to our weekly rundown of ups and downs for print, radio, TV, and online.
A Copenhagen Accord is Born
Operation Copenhagen reports on the newly minted Copenhagen Accord
Springtime Boat Stabber Nabbed
Man who boarded boat off East Beach to stab ex-girlfriend’s lover in May is caught.
Fire “Suspicious”
City-owned vehicle catches flame early Friday morning near harbor.
Ancient American Giants
A great variety of enormous mammals roamed these lands until their sudden mass extinction 10,000 to 12,000 ...
From Jail to Home with Help
Homeless inmates now intercepted before they return to streets.
Dawes, The Parson Redheads, and The Spires
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23 Years for Sex Offender
Steven Neff, who injected victims with Ketamine, may face additional charges.
A Singular Man
Fashion designer Tom Ford discusses A Single Man, his directorial debut.
Who Was Richard Hall?
Although S.B. was developing a reputation as a health resort in the 1870s, the city didn’t have a hospital until 1891.
UCSB Continues to Woo Sports Scholarship Donators
Gauchos promote athletics with creative initiatives.
Olive Flies
This tiny insect lays its eggs inside developing olives and ruins the fruit.
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Railroad Futures
What Warren Buffett’s acquisition of BNSF Railroad says about the track we’re on.
C is for California Crisp Café
California Crisp Café’s healthful menu options are a fresh choice for a quick and casual bite.
Rubicon Revises Programming Plans
Facing an extraordinarily difficult economic climate, the Rubicon is revamping in order to avoid potential financial problems.
Get Outta Here
I was dunking a shrimp in a bowl of hot sauce on Cannery Row last weekend when a woman across the table asked, “How do you ...
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