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My Swine Flu Experience
I went to the supermarket, overwhelmed with guilt at possibly exposing children to my virus.
Mandatory Homework Club Comes to Santa Barbara High
The administration is refusing to allow students to choose to fail. But will involuntary tutoring succeed?
Killed Because They Were Different
Santa Barbarans observed Transgender Day of Remembrance on Friday.
Showtime for Stem Cells
Political barriers are removed 11 breakthrough-filled years after their discovery.
Alleged Peeping Tom Arrested on Bath Street
Officers reportedly snuck up to find him standing on garbage can, peering into window.
Handgun Reportedly Seized from Youth
Police said they found the fully loaded weapon under his mattress.
The Rex Marchbanks Way
Santa Barbara Bowl unveils new monument to legendary operations manager.
Family Friendly Isla Vista
Two quarters away from graduation and loving Isla Vista, Alex discovers that it can be a great place to raise kids.
Yet Another Wrong-Way Freeway Driver
Five miles later, after authorities give chase to apparently drunk Santa Barbara woman, incident ends without collision.
Nine-Vehicle Crash at Gaviota
Five taken to hospital with moderate injuries in accident that backed up southbound 101 this morning.
East Camino Cielo Closed Next Wednesday
Fresh asphalt will be applied the day before Thanksgiving.
DV8’s To Be Straight With You
London-based physical theater company delivers a powerful production at the Lobero on Wednesday, November 18.
Vom Steeg's Tirade
UCSB wins NCAA soccer playoff match after coach tees off at halftime.
Remorseful Johnigan Gets 15 Years to Life
Emotional scene in courtroom as drunk driver who killed Laura Cleaves is sentenced and apologizes to family.
Eating Animals
Author Jonathan Safran Foer researches the meat we eat and how the animals are treated before ending up on our tables.
Students Campaign Against Security Deposit Ripoffs
Graduating seniors warn freshmen as they prepare to move from dorms to I.V. rental market.
Robert Young, M.D.: The Good Doctor
Helping to start up Cottage Hospital’s emergency room was one of his signal, proudest achievements.
Carp Taking ’em All On in Water Duel
If they can’t force Carpinteria to pay its share of Tecolote pipeline project, South Coast’s other water agencies may be forced to shell out.
Conservatives Descend on S.B.
About 300 students from around the country gathered at Santa Barbara’s Reagan Ranch Center — the heart of the conservative Young America’s Foundation — last weekend to exchange ideas and learn how to become more effective activists.
Jerry Brown's Basement Tapes
For sheer entertainment, it’s hard to imagine a less likely source of good times than a 93-page batch of musty internal documents from the state Attorney General’s office.
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