Bren School, Others Back Sperling Green Energy Initiative
Some claim measure could undermine existing environmental protections.
Year: 2008
Lowe Nanny Says Actor Touched Her Inappropriately
Extortion allegation further brings dispute into celeb media limelight.
City Plans for $3.75 Million in Budget Cuts
No police or fire positions to be eliminated, however.
Guns, Violence, and Jesse James Hollywood
A lawyer, author, and Alpha Dog producer, Michael Mehas provides a unique perspective on the Jesse James Hollywood Supreme Court case.
Senior Living Conflicts
The story of Clinton Baron’s diligent, some may say cantankerous, fight to get proper care for his beloved friend Jane, who is dying in a nursing home.
County Mental Health Preps for Crippling Cuts
A passionate uprising from the community has sprung up as a result of anticipated cuts recommended by Santa Barbara County’s Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Services.
StylePhile
S.B.’s best-kept secret for affordable, unique furniture for home/office/and otherwise-furnished locations, the Opportunity Shop, has moved to a new location, at 516 East Gutierrez Street.
Seattle Symphony, presented by CAMA
This final CAMA concert at the Arlington for this season attracted a large and enthusiastic audience for the orchestra and for internationally renowned violinist Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg.
Politics
Congressmember Elton Gallegly, whose 24th District encompasses parts of Santa Barbara County, was once again presented with the annual Spirit of Enterprise Award by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in recognition of his support of pro-growth legislation during the second session of the 110th Congress.
Life Is My Designated Driver (and Dog Is My Co-Pilot)
Have you ever noticed how sometimes, if you relax and let life drive, it will steer you in precisely the right direction?
