Cradle to Grave
Pauline Conn of Health Care for All calls California State Senate Bill 840 the gold standard.
Year: 2008
First of Bloodless Sundays Signifies Hope for Peace
The first fruit of a truce among gangs from the Eastside, the Westside, and Goleta was a lazy Sunday picnic at Ortega Park.
UCSB Grad Returns, Rallies Against Genocide
“Professional activist” Bill Wassermanhas created a reputation for himself as a go-to guy for grassroots campaign organizing.
News-Press, Union Negotiations Crawling Along
Twenty months after turmoil at her paper reached a boiling point with the departure of several top newsroom staff, Santa Barbara News-Press owner Wendy McCaw continues to sit not far from the center of attention in town.
Cary Brothers and His Cafe Buddies Hit the Road
If you were to plan the ultimate road trip, you would, of course, want some of your favorite friends along for the ride.
Julia Fordham
Julia Fordham belongs in Santa Barbara.
Philip Glass: An Evening of Chamber Music
With Philip Glass’s music, it’s hard to predict what’s coming next, let alone where it will end.
You Are What You Eat
Gerri French pulls a crowd at Adult Ed with her enticingly titled class, Food for Our Future.
‘What did the interiors of homes look like in the early days of Santa Barbara?’
This is not an easy question to answer.
Barnstorming and Rainy Day Dreaming
GROOVING, THINKING AT THE BARN: Seattle-based and world-traveling keyboardist/bandleader/composer Wayne Horvitz is a longtime member of the “jazz musicians deserving wider recognition” club.
