Story Archive for January 2008

Thursday, Jan. 31

• Peeping McDreamy

• Split Verdict in Cooney’s Case

• UCSB Extension Halves Programs

• Environmental Protection Agency Gets Tough on Greka

• This Weekend’s Moviemaker Panels

• Palladino’s Picks: Film Fest, Day Eight

• Woodard’s Wraps: Film Fest Day Seven

• Santa Barbara Celebrates Carnaval, Brazilian Style

• Lambda Theta Societies Recruit Fellow Latinos

• Restore the Trees, Please

• Marine Sanctuary Looks to Protect Blue Whales

• Proposed Beach Booze Ban Greeted Skeptically

• Wet and Wild Weather Returns to the South Coast

• Ride for Rwanda

• Give a Little

• Breaking the Mold

• Pursuing Appropriate Tactics to Address Racial Inequality

• UCSB Study Favors Strong Fish

• New Lows

• Broadway Babies

• Victor Quijada Keeps Stretching Dance’s Boundaries

• Pure Popcorn

• A Little Local Lagniappe

• Our Midfest Report for SBIFF 2008

• The Bijou Gourmet

• Art Film Installations

• Atkins Charges Procedural Deficiencies in Juarez Prelim

• Police Find Children During Meth Bust

• Authorities Continue Search for Missing Student

• The Buck Stops Here

• Coup de Gras

• School District to Allow Flyers

• Please Light Up

• County Sues EPA

• WOODARD’S WRAPPING AND PALLADINO’S PICKING

• vol. 22, no. 107, Jan. 31 - Feb. 7, 2008

• Greka Names New President and Environmental Plan

• Nava Holds Oil Companies More Accountable

• UCSB Professor Receives Award

• City Wins Award for Pest Management

• UCSB Grad Lynne Cox Swims Far in Freezing Waters

• Hutton Foundation to Support Hospital Renovations

• Montecito Road Construction to Cause Delays

• South Coast Muslim Cleric Deported

• Santa Barbara In Black Makes Last Stand

• Radio Station Wins Six Golden Mike Awards

• Professor Riki Ott on the Dangers of Oil Dependency

• Animation Whiz Brad Bird Comes to SBIFF

• Positively State Street

• Tommy Lee Jones Comes Home to Santa Barbara

• This Week in History

• Thérèse Raquin at ETC

• Three Ways Arts Alive! Is Saying Out With the Old for ’08

• Capps Praises Economic Package

• Angelina Jolie Accepts SBIFF Award

• Measure R for Better Schools

• FANdango

• I Like Obama

• The Truth About ABX1

• Inconsistency

• Now Something from the Ladies

• My Eyes Have Seen the Glory

• Bucket List In The Bucket?

• Obama Is Not Too Young

• Getting Rid of Pests

• Seeing Gratitude

• Helping the Victim

• Hillary for Women

• In the Wake of Mitchell

• Indian Gaming

• Question: ‘How many times has the Santa Barbara Mission been restored?’

• Examining McCain

• Santa Barbara In Black

• The Women’s Literary Festival Celebrates Year Three

• The High, the Low, and the Hip

• UCSB Defender to Play for San Jose

• Capps Heads Healthcare Task Force

• SBIFFy Stylin’

• Cooney’s Case Goes to Jury

• The Royal Philharmonic with Pinchas Zukerman, presented by CAMA.

• James P. Lenfestey Featured at Santa Barbara Poetry Series

• Universal Healthcare Doesn't Pass In California

• Strawberry Growers Flee North

• Judge Rules In Favor of Reinstated County Employee

• Songstress Jesca Hoop on Her Unconventional Rise

• Museum of Natural History Elects New President

• Meter to be Installed on Freeway Onramp

• City to Adopt Energy Saving Technology

• Notes on a Film Festival

• Bren Receives $1 Million Grant

• Radio Square to be Redeveloped

• Jake’s

• On Drinking Yquem

• African Film Heritage Series

• What I Did for Xmas

• Naples Coalition Environmental Beach Hike

• Westmont Announces "Early Action" Stats

• Hear Our Hearts Calling

• Council Bullies

• Rambo

• £850

• Quiz: Whom are you wearing?

• Untraceable

• Looking a Gift Dog in the Mouth

• Lights, Camera

• smART: Alpha Art Studio Group Show.

• Film Festival: Day Seven

• When Marriage Is a Four-Letter Word

• Alien Problems

• Goleta Sandbox

• How to Love Hate Mail

• John R. Seeley 1913-2007

• Breathing Away Obesity

• My Kid Could Paint That

Wednesday, Jan. 30

• A Case of the Mondays

• Review: Don Riders

• Brooks Appoints New President

• UCSB Receives 47,025 Applications for 2007-2008 School Year

• Review: Crude: The Incredible Journey of Oil

• Reviews: Alexandria and Summerhood

• Film Festival Fotos, Day Six

• Palladino’s Picks: Day Six

• Why Teens Matter on Super Tuesday

• KCLU Sweeps Radio Awards Again

• 2008 Election

• Back to the Tip of Mercury

• Area Imam Leaves United States Under Threat of Deportation

Tuesday, Jan. 29

• Search Continues for Missing City College Student

• Judge Considers Juarez Defender’s Request for Mistrial

• Proposed Three-Story Building Gets Mixed Reviews

• Air Activists Again Sue EPA Over Channel Traffic

• Influx of Strawberry Growers Expected for SB County

• Tough Early Life Leaves Fish Better Off, Study Says

• Lois Capps, Salud Carbajal React to Bush’s State of the Union

• Surf City Peeps

• Notes on a Scandal

• Top Sporting Events: January 31-February 7

• Woodard's Wraps: Film Fest Day Five

• The 25th Annual Writers' Workshop

• Public Places, Giant Steps

• Film Festival Fotos: Day Five

• The Steve McQueen Affair

• They Do Build Houses in Goleta

• Aphrodesia

• The Bicycle Thief

Monday, Jan. 28

• Heeger on Solar Futures

• Hutton Foundation Gives $250,000 to Cottage

• Last Chance to Get Vote by Mail Ballots

• UCSB’s Bren School of Environmental Science Gets $1 Million Grant

• UCSB Professor Lauded for Psych Research

• Woodard’s Wraps: Film Fest Day Four

• Palladino’s Picks: Film Fest Day Four

• One Boat Sunk, Six Washed Ashore

• Yoav

Sunday, Jan. 27

• Everything You Wanted to Know About Ballot Measures …

• On the Wings of Film

• Storm Damage Update

• Eucalyptus Falls On IV Apartment

• Say Hi to Fred

• Woodard’s Wraps: Film Festival, Day Three

• Festival Fotos: Day Three

• Santa Barbara Lutherans

• Palladino's Picks: Day Three

Saturday, Jan. 26

• Festival Fotos: Day Two

• Severe Weather To Come, Precautions Taken

• Woodard’s Wraps: Film Festival, Day Two

• Looking for a Fix

• How Weird Is Our Weather?

• Jane Germain

Friday, Jan. 25

• Screenwriters’ Panel Cancelled

• Festival Entry Examines New Guinean Strife

• Saving Luna

• Santa Barbara Film Festival Picks

• Market: Close of Friday, January 25

• Westmont College Receives Donated Books

• Film Fest Peeps

• Raytheon Names Intelligence VP

• Palladino’s Picks: Opening Night 2008

• Woodard’s Words: Opening Night 2008

• U of Pacific Drowns UCSB Gauchos

• Running for Education

• Film Festival: Day One

• Andrew McCubbin and the Hope Addicts

• What’s Your Cat’s Real Age?

• Rep. Capps Praises Economic Stimulus Agreement

Thursday, Jan. 24

• Former UCSB Soccer Star Drafted by San Jose

• Short-lived Tornado Warning for Goleta This Morning

• Sheriff Touts Reverse 911 Emergency Notification System

• There’s Snow Up There

• Russ Spencer on SBIFF’s Santa Barbara Filmmakers

• Know Your 2008 Presidential Candidates

• Clinton Courts College Vote at UCSB

• Does Community Design Affect Health?

• Lowering Boom on Building Heights

• Supes Take Major Step Toward Goleta Beach Solution

• New Coalition Volunteers Look to Rehab Trails

• The Story of Eric Frimpong

• Ryan Adams and the Cardinals

• An Introduction to the 2008 Santa Barbara International Film Festival

• Health at the Biko Co-Op

• Youth Thinking Big

• San Francisco’s Indie Heroes Head to Muddy Waters

• California Tour to Begin Soon

• UCSB Grad Wins Race, $1 Million Prize

• Solid Oak Unhappy With Myspace.com Management

• Swegles Leaves Daily Sound

• Antioch Gets Grant for Latino Wellness Center

• More Improvements Planned for Freeway Widening

• Montecito Planning Commission Accepts Largura's Plans

• Local Help for Giuliani?

• Locals Speak Out Against Slot Machines

• Elizabeth Kucinich Visits Mission Terrace

• Nava Outraged at Bush's Exemptions

• State Discusses Governor's Budget Cuts

• Runway Construction Causes Problems at SB Airport

• Court Rules Against Photographer's Appeal

• FBI Investigates Denison Disappearance

• More Mud Slinging at Goleta Water District

• Santa Barbara Foodbank Solicits Increased Donations

• Martin Luther King Rally Held at Marjorie Luke

• Neglect Suit Filed at Mission Terrace Covalescent Home

• Police Investigate Mysterious Vehicle Fire

• Latino Cinemedia

• Woman Arrested for Burglary

• Police Investigate Possible Gang Stabbing

• Federal Jury Rejects Police Brutality Charges

• Defense Calls Witnesses In Police Brutality Case

• International Poverty, Regional Problem

• Hoping Against Hope

• A Brighter Future

• Getting a Grip on This Year’s Flood of Documentaries

• Reel Nature

• East x West

• Introducing SBIFF’s Guest Director, Norman Jewison

• Actress Amy Ryan Joins the Cast of SBIFF’s Virtuosos

• Eastern Bloc

• Behind the Scenes with SBIFF’s Reviewers, Who Screen Films All Year

• An Interview with SBIFF’s Modern Master, Cate Blanchett

• Meet Javier Bardem, This Year’s Montecito Award-Winner for Classic Performances

• Connecting Poetry and Community

• Tradition and Transition: The California Missions

• The Nonpartisan Pistachio

• Question: ‘I’m interested in one of the early families in Carpinteria, the Olmstead family.’

• Cortez-Avila Arrested for Embezzlement

• Mom Envy

• Presenting the Best in Santa Barbara-Based Filmmaking

• Short Cuts

• Positively State Street

• Cassandra's Dream

• Cloverfield

• Angela Correa Takes Her Show on the Road

• To the Maxxx

• Vietnamese Choreographer Ea Sola on Contemporary Dance

• UCSB Basketballers Beat Up on Cal Poly Mustangs

• Nintendo Makes Virtual Work of Cooking

• 220

• UCSB’s World Music Series

• The Write Stuff

• Quiz: Know Your SBIFF

• Rice Reflections

• WELL-PLACED MODIFIER

• vol. 22, no. 106, Jan. 24 - 31, 2008

• Teen-Empowering Texts

• A Rundown of Group Talks You Don’t Want to Miss

• This Week in History

• Nights at the Sea Center

• Surf’s Up

• Give a Little

• WORK in Progress

• Times They Are a-Changin’

• Various Artists

• Three Reasons Why Jack Reilly’s Art in Shape Makes Math Fun

• Santa Barbara Symphony with Colin Currie

• Curiosities

• Kenny Harbaugh 1960-2007

• News-Press Would-Be Buyer Starts Nonprofit

• Susan Spicer’s  Crescent City Cooking

• R. Buckminster Fuller: The History (and Mystery) of the Universe.

• The Latest Toque in San Roque

• Snakes, Lizards, and Toads

• A Valentine Wine Dinner to Love

Wednesday, Jan. 23

• Tenting It

• CyberSitter Skeptical

• Strange Weather

• This Week’s Big Games: January 24-31

• Mad Money

• Santa Barbara Dance Theater presents Cycles. At UCSB’s Hatlen Theater, Friday, January 18.

• Chemical Leaked into Las Flores Creek

• Jackknifed Truck Slows Northbound 101 Traffic

Tuesday, Jan. 22

• Female Fat Phobia

• FBI Searching for Missing SBCC Student

• Rugby Rumbles in Elings Park

• Ani DiFranco Announces SB Tour Stop

• Film Festival Honoree Heath Ledger Dead

• The Score

• She Fled Hitler

Monday, Jan. 21

• Civil Rights Leader King Celebrated

• Dog Killed in Vehicle Fire

• Thursday Night Stabbing Allegedly Gang-Related

• “¡Ask a Mexican!” Answers Our Questions

• Jools Holland

Sunday, Jan. 20

• First Christian Church

• Hotel Andalucia Now Canary Hotel

Saturday, Jan. 19

• General Plan Culling Begins

• Schwarzenegger Talks Budget Plan in SB

• Rabbit Cake and the Rabbi’s Tarot

• Esau's to Return in Spring

• Is There Life After 401(k)?

Friday, Jan. 18

• City Planning for Healthy Living?

• Woman Arrested in Connection With Goleta Auto Burglaries

• Sheriff’s Detectives Make Arrest in Local Embezzlement Case

• DP Chargers Beat SB Dons in Water Polo

• Market Close for Friday, January 18

• Hillary Clinton Rallies at UCSB

• Becoming the Pack Leader

• We Gave, the RR Gave

Thursday, Jan. 17

• Montecito Planning Commission Approves Largura Home

• Hillary Clinton to Visit UCSB Tonight

• Greka Cries Eco-Terrorism, County Beefs Up Oil Regulations

• Blankenship Stops Building, Blames Loan Crisis and Permit Process

• Longtime County Counsel Prepares to Step Down

• County and Schools Scramble to Anticipate State Budget Cuts

• Winter Arts Theater Preview

• Winter Arts Pop & Rock Preview

• Winter Arts Visual Arts Preview

• Winter Arts Books & Lectures Preview

• Voyage Imaginaire  — From China to Paris: Recent Artist Books of Gunnar A. Kaldewey.

• Thanksgiving Sliders with Cranberry “Ketchup”

• Former Andalucia To Reopen as The Canary

• Esau's One Step Closer to Reopening

• Fresco at the Beach to Close for Renovations

• Human Skull Found in Goleta Park

• Ex-Roots Guitarist and Current Incubus Bassist, Ben Kenney, Goes Solo

• Smyser Announces Candidacy

• City Examines Nightclub Ordinance Revisions

• Winter Arts Preview Part II

• SB Surfrider Scores in the Fashion Scene

• City to Broadcast Fincance Meetings

• Spain Unleashes The Orphanage on American Soil

• City Appoints Commission to Make Cuts

• S.B. Symphony’s International Percussion Festival

• Two Recent Cuts to the Bone of the Surfing Experience

• David Daniels

• Camerata Pacifica

• Quiz: I Bought It on eBay!

• My New Stud

• USS Responsibility

• No More Hostels

• Breakers Switch Leagues

• UCSB Scientists Discover Double Einstein Ring

• CINMS Seeks Members for Advisory Board

• The Thinker

• vol. 22, no. 105, Jan. 17 - 24, 2008

• Dos Pueblos’ Kiley Neushul Puts Other Water Polo Teams in the Deep End

• The Art of Conscious Creation

• New Works, presented by Santa Barbara Dance Alliance.

• Judge Rules in Favor of Tour Operators

• Martinis and Bikinis

• $1 million

• Going, Going, Gone

• Rock the Vote

• Truffles Not to Trifle With

• Another Westside Stabbing

• The Adventures of Rina van de Kamp

• Outlaw Alcohol

• Big Waves, Beat Downs, and the Birth of Modern Surfing

• Granada Garage Half Full

• Carrot Margarita

• A Flawed Proposal

• Don’t Ask, We’ll Tell

• The Beats Go On

• Style Phile

• Honoring M.L.K.

• Positively State Street

• Rogers Appointed to Retirement Board

• Bill Frisell and Joey Baron

• KSBY to Close SB Bureau

• David Jacobs-Strain Rocks SOhO

• Granada Garage Half-Full at Best

• Community Supported Agriculture

• For President: Barack Obama

• Oil Sheen Likely from Natural Seepage

• The Bucket List

• GBMI Purchased by Titan

• Home Depot Employee Arrested for Theft

• Mulitiple Meth Bust in Sycamore Canyon

• Civil Suit Brought for Alleged 2006 Police Misconduct

• This  Week in History

• Star Shows

• Emilio De Paola 1934-2007

• Give a Little

• Cool Culture

• Teen Flips Car

• SB Stranded in Snow at Tahoe

• And the Show Goes On

• Channel 21’s The Creative Community Begins Its Fourth Season

• Lucky Strike

• History in Focus

• The Faculty

• Naples on the Gaviota Coast

Wednesday, Jan. 16

• Global Brand Footwear Reincarnated

• Daily Sound Co-Publisher Leaves Paper

• Dog-Day Peeping

• Santa Barbara Sports Schedule: January 17-24, 2008

• Women in History

Tuesday, Jan. 15

• Another Stabbing on the Westside

• The Ring Thing

• A Nightmare and a Dream

• Foreign Born

Monday, Jan. 14

• Goleta Teen Flips Car, Arrested for DUI

• “Be The Change”

• Starting the Year Off Right

• Just Say “No” — Again — to Goleta General Plan Amendments

Sunday, Jan. 13

• On the Big Ship

Saturday, Jan. 12

• Gevirtz School, Community Members Talk Education Policy

• Daniel Wallace Possible Interim County Counsel

• Shrines and Ley Lines

• Period Extended to Apply for Marine Sanctuary Advisory Board

• Protect Your Pet From Household Dangers

Friday, Jan. 11

• Smyser Makes It Official

• Gubernatorial Appointment Goes to Carp Resident

• Market Close of Friday, January 11

• KSBY Closes Santa Barbara Bureau

• Meth Busts in Sycamore Canyon

• Electronic Waste Accepted This Weekend at Earl Warren

• Gaucho Women Win, Men Lose

• Who Is That Man?

• Senioritis, the Silent Grade Killer

Thursday, Jan. 10

• Home Depot Employee Busted for Embezzlement

• Police Take Stand in Cooney’s Assault Case

• Montecito Association Gives Miramar Renovation Thumbs-Up

• Supes to Hear Greka Report at January 15 Meeting

• UCSB Athletic Director Retires

• Crooked Neck Giraffe Dies at 21

• County Money Problems Loom

• Bye-Bye Barnwell, Hello Francisco

• Homework Time at Goleta’s City Hall

• Two Talks Discuss What Eating Healthy Really Means

• Fess Parker Offers Cash in Lieu of Cheap Beach Bunks

• Finally, Some Weather

• Matt Costa Looks at Unfamiliar Faces, His Second Full-Length Album of Folk-Pop

• An Interview with Terence Blanchard of the Monterey Jazz Festival Orchestra

• Winter Arts Jazz Preview

• Winter Arts Film Preview

• This Week in History

• The Man Who Is Creating a World Without Poverty

• Man Dies on Highway 101

• UCSB Professor Earns Faculty Honors

• UCSB's Athletic Director Announces Retirement

• Panel Studies Impact of Retiring Public Servants

• Voters Favor State Health Insurance Bill

• Local Leaders Celebrate Energy Bill

• Dantona Leaves Democratic Race

• Westheimer Runs For Brain Tumor Research

• Julie Christie to be Honored By SB Film Festival

• McCaffrey Steps Down as City Police PIO

• Plane Crash Survivor Returns to SB

• Navy Sonar Banned in Southern California Waters

• Los Banos Sewage Improvements Completed

• CallWave Partners with JAHJAH

• Pruning Deciduous Fruit Trees

• Teen Stabbed in Gang Fight

• Vehicle Rolls Over on Highway 101

• Cordero To Stand Trial for 12 Felonies

• Terris Reelected to County Retirement Board

• Suicide Barriers Examined for Cold Springs Bridge

• Edwards Pleads Guilty to Murder

• Jeffrey Eugenides’s Middlesex

• Warship Woes

• Care If Not Cure

• Reefer Madness

• Santa Barbara Memories III

• Nobel Peace Prize recipient Professor Muhammad Yunus 

• Santa Barbara Memories II

• vol. 22, no. 104, Jan. 10 - 17, 2008

• Santa Barbara Memories I

• Carbajal Becomes Chair of County Board of Supervisors

• Two UCSB Grads Sue SB Police

• Weather Hits SB

• Living with Uncertainty

• Moving in a New Direction

• Man Rescued from Santa Maria River

• Deep Water

• Sailboat Destroyed by Fire

• Give a Little

• Bottoms Up!

• Making Connections

• The Savages

• Bye-Bye, American Pie

• Santa Barbarans Get Behind Microloans

• There Will Be Blood

• Quiz: Celebrated Singletons

• Cynthia Martin’s Solo Flight Addresses Bipolar Disorder

• Listmania Continued

• The Best Wine Events of 2008

• Musings of a Single, Young (un)Professional

• Tebedge Pleads Not Guilty

• Gaucho Volleyball Coach Ken Preston Retiring After 30 Years

• Winter Arts Classical Preview

• What Comes Around Goes Around

• 120

• To a Tea

• JT and the Clouds Warm Up Hell

• Mommy's a Liar

• Disco Beats and Rasta Rhythms

• Four Ways Give Wings to Your Dreams

• Winter Arts Preview Part I

• Winter Arts Dance Preview

• A Conversation with Filmmakers Molly Bingham and Steve Connors

• Miramar's Environmental Review Begins

• Talia Stella Klein, 1994-2007

• Money Help

• One Missed Call

Wednesday, Jan. 9

• Radiohead Announces SB Tour Stop

• Friends Remember Michael Klein

• The Link Between Astrology and Palmistry

• Rufus Wainwright

Tuesday, Jan. 8

• Reagan's Disciple

• Hearing Examines Greka Woes

• Film Fest Unveils 2008 Slate

• Simply Solvang

Monday, Jan. 7

• 84,000 Gallons Spilled in Saturday Oil Leak

Sunday, Jan. 6

• Gauchos Lose

• Spirituality at UCSB

Saturday, Jan. 5

• Restaurant Health Inspections Available Online

• Weird Santa Barbara: More Weird Zoology

• River Rescue in Santa Maria

• No Really, Greka Spills Again

• Matt McAllister Leaves KTYD

Friday, Jan. 4

• Fire Department Offering Free Sandbags

• Market Close for Friday, January 4

• Paying for Underage Drinking

• New Public Information Officer for SB Police Department

• The Endless Stunner

• What To Do When You See a Stray Animal

• Fired News-Press Worker's Victory Lap Captured on Google

Thursday, Jan. 3

• Gauchos Beat 49ers in Thursday’s Big West Opener

• MachineTalker Acquires Micro Wireless Tech

• Gang Member Stabbed near Garden and Micheltorena

• The Two IRAs

• Capps Praised for Energy Act Passage

• Man Pleads Guilty to 1992 Murder

• Wet, Fierce Weather Predicted for California

• North County Wineries Snagged in Undercover Sting Operation

• Social Distortion’s Jonny Wickersham on His Punk Rock Evolution

• Loving The L Word

• Top Five Reasons to Spend 2008 with Los Lobos

• CBD Delivers Complaint to US Fish and Wildlife Service

• Tiger Trouble

• Educational Revolution

• One Man's Promised Land

• Froggy Fury

• Greka Faces Review at Special Hearing

• SBCC Professor David Starkey’s Living Blue in the Red States

• SMHS Band to Play at Orange Bowl

• Gauchos Defeat EWU

• McAllister Moves to Arizona

• USS Ronald Reagan to Visit SB

• S.B. Memoir Contest Winners

• Man Arrested for Copper Theft

• Humbug! A (Lit Moon) Christmas Carol

• A Magical Musical Tour: 103 Years of Songs from Peter Pan

• Brian Setzer Orchestra

• Plane Crash Survivor Released From Hospital

• Santa Barbara County Gets Walgreens Settlement Money

• Winery Clerks Fined

• Growing Artichokes in S.B.’s Climate

• Freedom of Appreciation

• Resolutions

• Beetlemania!

• Rain Blamed for Electrical Explosion

• Police Arrest Suspected Bank Robber

• High Speed Pursuit Ends in Fatality

• Gangland Grievance

• Corporate Coverup

• Foggy Horizon

• vol. 22, no. 103, Jan. 3 - 10, 2008

• Healthy New Year

• Swearing Off New Year’s Promises

• The Neo-Con Runaround

• Motorcycle Chase Ends In Collision

• Police Report Eastside Stabbing

• Sailor Rescued at Channel Islands

• Judge Denies Prosecutiorial Misconduct Charges In McDermut Hit-and-Run

• Santa Barbara Regional Health Changes Name, Expands Services

• Goleta Water Investigates Conflict-of-Interest Charges

• State Street Dining

• CAMA Presents David Daniels, Countertenor, in Recital

• So This Is the New Year

• Another Spill At Greka

• Calexico

• Regulation, Not Repression

• Soul Food

• Healthcare Reality

• Baby to the Max

• Gaucho Men Get Ready for Regular Season; Plus More Holiday B-Ball Highlights

• 30%

• Quiz: New Year’s Around the World

• Julie Rofman. At Gallery Ocho.

• Brookies Explore Territory Ahead

• EPA Rejects California's Fuel Economy Standards

• Rockin’ Good Cause

• Positively State Street

• High Winds Cloud Skies With Ash

• New Year’s Resolutions from a Self-Proclaimed Wine Geek

• El Mirasol

• Rooftop Escape

• Michael Klein, 1970-2007

• Santa Barbara County’s Newest Caterer

Wednesday, Jan. 2

• Police Release Holiday DUI Statistics

• Isla Vista in Review

• 20-Year-Old Dies in High Speed Pursuit

Tuesday, Jan. 1

• Part Two in a Year of Montecito

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