If the scientific fight over the World Trade Center was not so hugely important, it might be viewed as simply ridiculous that core elements of an event could be so severely disputed by people equally pledged to the scientific method.
Tanzania, a socialist nation, decided to curb the fees of doctors.
We are shocked and dismayed that a McDonald’s restaurant on State Street has been certified by the Green Business Program of Santa Barbara County.
A plan to add a 65-room cottage hotel to Mattei’s Tavern in Los Olivos was discussed at the county’s Historic Landmarks Advisory Commission (HLAC) on 9/14.
The Cancer Center of Santa Barbara unveiled the Novalis Tx, an image-guided radiosurgery system, on 9/15.
Engineers and architects argue about what made the World Trade Center fall.
The tone, tenor, and timing of Joyce Dudley’s novel was unfortunate, unprofessional, and poorly written.
After a prickly exchange pitting Councilmember Dale Francisco against the rest of his council colleagues, the Santa Barbara City Council endorsed a letter opposing new oil leasing in federal waters off Santa Barbara.
Though Harold Jacobson may well be an excellent systems analyst, it’s clear from reading his letter that he has never operated a medical practice.
Why is it so bad that the government should provide health insurance for those who can’t afford it?
