Judge Unveils Ruling Against News-Press
Denied. That’s Judge James Brown’s tentative ruling in the News-Press‘ attempt to get their child porn
Year: 2007
News-Press Wants Computer Back
A rally is scheduled to coincide with tomorrow’s attempt by the News-Press to get a computer loaded with child porn back.
News-Press Circ Slides Nearly 10%
If newspapers are dying, then the Santa Barbara News-Press is on the bullet train to the graveyard.
Get Your Flirt On
Chassy takes a little pre-vacation vacation and rediscovers the joys of no-strings-attached flirting.
Blue Ribbon Commission Holds Innagural Meeting
Blue Ribbon Commission on jail overcrowding met for the first time Thursday, as part of Sheriff Bill Brown’s quest to solve the decade-long problem. Brown charged the members of the community with researching the current problem in Santa Barbara County, as well as throughout the criminal justice system.
Police Called Over Gun Scare
Santa Barbara police were called to the Baja Fresh in La Cumbre Plaza Friday afternoon on reports that a man was sitting at a table with a gun exposed.
Pulitzer Winner Ken Weiss at UCSB
The reporter behind the L.A. Times‘ five-part “Altered Oceans” series comes to town for UCSB’s conference on Media and the Environment. The Carpinteria resident and brother of activist Nancy Weiss was awarded the Pulitzer for his work on April 16.
Hiroshima Survivor Lobbies for Disarmament
With the help of Hiroshima survivor and nuclear rights activist, Shigecko Sasamori, UCSB’s Legislative Council approved the creation of a Student Nuclear Weapons Labs Oversight Committee.
14-Year-Old Pleads Not Guilty in Downtown Gang Murder
Murder suspect Ricardo Juarez pleaded not guilty on Friday to charges that he killed 15-year-old Luis Angel Linares on March 14 in downtown Santa Barbara.
Prosecution Proceeds in “Kids in Cages” Case
The sentencing hearing against Sylvia Vasquez continued on Friday with bizarre, tearful testimony.
