Downtown March Promotes Peace, Diversity
Determined handful tries spreading message of equality to downtown onlookers.
Day: July 24, 2008
Sexual Assault Allegedly Occurs on Highway
Police believe the assault occurred while the car was moving.
Bishop Ranch No More?
The land use tug-of-war that has come to characterize politics in the Goleta Valley took an unexpected turn last week as the Larwin Company, hopeful Bishop Ranch developers, put the brakes on plans to build out the historic parcel.
Changing the City Map
The final gathering for PlanSB saw less fighting than one might expect, though its undercurrents of tension will surely rise to the surface when push comes to shove and the City Planning Commission and City Council start hammering out the actual changes to Santa Barbara’s general plan.
Tough Times for Banks
As volatile times hit financial institutions both locally and nationally, banks are trying to assure customers they shouldn’t be afraid, despite the loss of millions of dollars in shares.
The Tragic End of Gregory Ghan
In the early hours of May 31, two students walking by the Isla Vista Medical Clinic spotted a homeless man lying near its entrance.
UCSB Meeting Looks Into Ditching SAT II
Athree-day meeting of the University of California Board of Regents held last week at UCSB ended with talks that could have substantial impacts on the undergraduate entrance requirements for the statewide system’s nine undergraduate campuses.
CAF’s Popcorn! Film Festival Celebrates Its Third Year of Shorts
The drive-in movies of yesteryear may be nothing more than a distant memory for most of us, but that certainly doesn’t mean that a good flick can’t still be enjoyed outdoors.
Former Ojai Dweller Graham Clise Returns to Town with Annihilation Time
Annihilation Time is nigh.
Sing a Song
No matter what day of the week or how dive-y a place you’re looking to sing the blues away, there is an open mike waiting for you to express yourself through the power of song in this sing-along loving town.