Paul Rodriguez
Comedian Paul Rodriguez brought his standup comedy show to the Chumash Casino and didn’t disappoint the predominantly Latino crowd.
Comedian Paul Rodriguez brought his standup comedy show to the Chumash Casino and didn’t disappoint the predominantly Latino crowd.
This high school production of the enormously popular Disney musical was as high-tech and ambitious as any play produced in Santa Barbara this year.
Robert Eringer, private intelligence contractor and part-time Santa Barbara resident, is no James Bond, not least because he drinks his martinis with gin rather than vodka.
In yet another genius move by Santa Barbara booking giant Club Mercy, this Wednesday, May 28, the tiny-by-comparison Sandbar will play host to Norwegian electro rock heavyweights Datarock.
County Supervisor Janet Wolf expressed keen vexation that a controversial proposal she thought the supervisors had unequivocally killed two weeks ago-charging a $4 daily parking fee to visitors at all county parks and beaches-had been brought back for their consideration the following week.
Notorious outlaws Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow, while driving a stolen car in Louisiana, are killed by police.
In the wake of a 3-2 Carpinteria Union School Board vote to discontinue use of Native American imagery for the Carpinteria High School Warriors, a group called Warrior Spirit Never Dies initiated a recall effort aimed at boardmember Beverly Grant, who is up for reelection in 2010.
Think back to childhood, when a movie could set your mind on fire and launch you into countless afternoons of adventure.
Jeffrey Borer, owner of now-defunct air charter service XtraJet, was unable to get a retrial regarding Los Angeles Superior Court’s order for him to pay $20.5 million to pop star Michael Jackson for secretly filming him on a flight from Las Vegas to Santa Barbara in November 2003.
A legal rundown on the decision to allow gay marriage