One Tank or Two?
A Carpinteria auto repair shop is the first in the county to offer vegetable oil conversions for diesel vehicles.
Year: 2007
Planned UCSB Autism Center Gets $940,000 Donation
The generous sum came from the Eli and Edyth Broad Foundation.
Rikka Z Picks Up Song of the Year Prize
Coast country songstress, Rikka Z’s “Fly You Home” was named Folk Song of the Year in February’s round of an international songwriting contest.
University Janitors See an Increase in Pay
After two years of negotiations and the high-profile boycotting of certain UC campuses, the University of California and the American
Schneider Kicks Off Re-election
More than 100 people came out on 5/17 in support of Santa Barbara City Councilmember Helene Schneider‘s re-election. Schneider’s soiree
Party Behavior May Result in Expulsion
UCSB’s Campus Regulations Review Committee – a judicial body that can expel students deemed guilty of felonious behavior – is
Schlessinger’s Son Under Investigation
Deryk Schlessinger, the 21-year-old soldier son of radio personality and Santa Barbara News-Press columnist Dr. Laura Schlessinger, has became the
UCSB Students Arrested at UC Regents Meeting
A week after their group began an on-campus hunger strike, three UCSB students were arrested on 5/17 at the UC
Goleta Council Talks Tax Negotiations
The Goleta City Council pushed city staff on 5/21 to renegotiate the city’s revenue neutrality agreement with the county. Currently,
Ellwood Purchase Delayed
The City of Goleta will have to wait to procure a one-acre property near Ellwood Mesa, after the Board of
