Two weeks after salivating heavily over the multimillion dollar potential of a tax on crude oil production, Santa Barbara County supervisors voted unanimously this week to get out of the fast lane toward a November ballot question on the matter and take a slow approach to the still-developing tax plan, taking perhaps as long as two years.
Nature’s beauty has been inspiring artists for thousands of years, so it’s not surprising that much of the artwork popping up in unconventional spaces in Santa Barbara is nature-themed.
Dinner delivered by DHL? Not just one dinner, either-an entire week’s worth.
Saxophonist Charles Lloyd, the jazz legend in our zip code, turned 70 in March, and is bringing sagacity and vibrancy to his current work life.
Fourteen years after the release of Throwing Copper, the eight-time platinum record that put Live on the rock ‘n’ roll map, the Billboard chart-topping band is still making dynamic, provocative music.
The Environmental Protection Agency completed a clean-up operation on 5/23 at Greka Energy’s Bell Lease, the site of two large-scale oil spills.
Santa Barbara will come together to honor the legacy of Father Virgil Cordano at his funeral mass on Friday, May 30, at 11 a.m., on the steps of the Santa Barbara Mission.
Thomas Loarie recounts the time Father Virgil drove to the Bay Area during to support his family during hard times.
On Thursday, May 22, a little after 5 p.m., Father Virgil George Cordano left his Earth-bound body and headed toward heaven.
Adaptations are tricky, especially when they reconfigure well-loved works.
