The Angry Poodle takes on Judy Taege, the state government employee who authorized giving foster children to Sylvia Vasquez, who then put those children in cages. Taege won’t talk, but the Poodle wonders why she couldn’t listen either.
Officials say the recent court decision to turn off pumps that deliver about 45,000 acre-feet of water from the State
Two years after being acquired by private equity firm Warburg Pincus, Santa Barbara’s InfoGenesis has once again been bought, this
Democratic Party and local religious leaders gathered in Goleta on Sunday to discuss the link between politics and religion, and
•The Summer Solstice Workshop is in need of supplies for the ongoing craft projects. Donated materials can include fabrics, feathers, glue, lumber, paint, and saws. Call 965-3396 for drop-off details.
On 5/31 the National Labor Relations Board filed a wide-ranging complaint against the Santa Barbara News-Press, setting an 8/14 hearing
Sugarcult returns to their hometown for a benefit show at The Hub on the UCSB campus tonight, Thursday, June 7, in a show with The Dance from Isla Vista and The Coral Sea out of S.B. After touring America, Europe, and Japan for the past six years and selling more than one million records, Sugarcult has acquired some “super-fans,” according to guitarist Marko 72, a former Indy writer.
Built in 1886 as a stagecoach stop on what is now Highway 154, the Cold Spring Tavern has maintained its reputation as a down-home, welcoming restaurant and entertainment venue for more than 100 years. Every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, the tavern stage is home to some of Santa Barbara’s most loved bands that play to crowds of well-fed listeners. And with a management team set on preserving the historical feel of the tavern, there’s just no place quite like it.
Here’s the inside story of Phillip Gladden, a former meth addict and alleged child molester-turned-preacher who has come to Santa Barbara to reveal God’s plan. Some say the registered sex offender is a healer of epic proportions and that he speaks the word of God, so The Indy‘s Sarah Hammill, herself a practicing Christian, decided to spend a revealing year in Gladden’s evangelical world.
A few chicken bones may prove the theory that Chumash Indians and Polynesian people interacted several hundred years ago. Researchers
