Last Thursday’s 121-page ruling by the California Supreme Court to allow same-sex marriage was one of the court’s most controversial decisions ever, and will potentially affect hundreds of thousands of Golden State residents who identify themselves as gay.
Being 100 percent committed to the things you love can have its risks. Just ask Wayne Rich.
Lindsay Gottlieb is taking over as the head coach of UCSB women’s basketball team with full support from the university’s brain trust.
Los Alamos is a small town located just off Highway 101 between the Santa Maria and Santa Ynez valleys.
It is a long way from Colin Hay’s birthplace of Kilwinning, Scotland, to his current residence in Los Angeles, California-and it gets even longer when you make the trek via Australia.
When it is the “pink hour” in Santa Barbara and the sun is slipping away behind Point Conception, he can often be found tending to his champagne vineyard.
Barney welcomes gay couples aboard the good ship wedlock: It’s been a long time coming.
Kevin Ready, John MacKinnon, and Jed Beebe are running to be a Santa Barbara County judge this June.
It wouldn’t be Memorial Day, and Santa Barbara wouldn’t be the American Riviera, without I Madonnari, a three-day festival that brings approximately 400 artists to the plaza in front of the mission to create more than 200 artworks out of pastel chalk, preparation, and hard work.
Consuming passion, love, longing, revenge, and destruction are just a few of the themes intricately balanced in Murder by Death’s latest release, Red of Tooth and Claw.
