Developers Set Sights on Bishop Ranch
The much-anticipated Bishop Ranch application has now been filed at Goleta City Hall.
Year: 2008
Rincon Vote Awash in Fraud Allegations
Controversy swirls as Rincon Point residents once again vote on whether to switch from septic to sewer systems.
County Axes Senior Care
The County of S.B. quietly pulled the plug on a successful program that’s let frail seniors on fixed incomes stay in their own homes for the past 23 years.
Humanitarian Greg Mortenson and Economist Jeffrey Sachs Chat with Howard Schiffer
The founder of Santa Barbara’s Vitamin Angels interviews the famed humanitarian and poverty-ending economist. They’ll be at the Arlington on May 13.
Celestial Fantasy Brings Glen Phillips Full Circle
Having spent a good chunk of April playing solo shows throughout the East Coast and Midwest, troubadour Glen Phillips most recently embarked on a whirlwind tour of Japan
3 Reasons to Get Your Geek On at Worldwide Free Comic Book Day
Whether you’re an avid collector, a closet junkie, or simply a fan of the X-Men movies, this Saturday, May 3, is your chance to embrace your inner comic lover.
KT Tunstall Talks Touring, Posing, and Living the Dream
Scottish songstress KT Tunstall comes to Santa Barbara on Sunday, May 4. Here’s an interview.
The Visitor
It’s been five years since actor Tom McCarthy debuted as a writer/director with The Station Agent, a deft, unexpected, and almost literary small film. In some ways, it would be hard to imagine a more obviously Xeroxed sophomore effort.
Catching Up with Two Sheds’ Better Half, Caitlin Gutenberger
Two Sheds lead singer Caitlin Gutenberger was everything I’d hoped she’d be.
Eyes of Spring at Carpinteria’s Galerie Eye
When you think of springtime in Santa Barbara, you can’t help but think lush gardens, green hillsides, and a microclimate so splendid that even us non-green thumbs can appreciate it.
