Close Escapes
Canyoneering in Utah’s Escalante.
Year: 2009
Downtown Fight Results in Two Arrests
Police ordered a crowd of more than 100 people to disperse early on Sunday morning.
City Woos and Wins West Downtown Activists
Pearson soothes neighbors concerned about new housing for homeless.
Pappas Shut Down by Judge
Doreen Farr will retain the 3rd District Supervisor seat as a result of Monday’s ruling.
Abandoned Horses
As the economic crisis worsens, the loss of homes for so many has yielded an unprecedented rise in animal abandonment.
“The Investigator” Leaves the News-Press
Columnist Robert Eringer no longer writes for daily paper after submitting critical police chief article.
Monster Horror Chiller Cinema in the Cellar
Oreana Winemaking Company will pair classy wines with the gorefest Army of Darkness on March 18.
Parma Park Rises from the Ashes
Surprisingly, Parma Park is the go-to place to enjoy spring colors despite its Tea Fire damage.
UCSB Women Find Out NCAA Match-up on ESPN
Gauchos win Big West basketball tournament championship under first-year head coach Lindsay Gottlieb.
Three Reasons to Feel the Rhythm at Santa Barbara Drum Day
Though Santa Barbara’s Dancing Drum has been alive and kickin’ (or beatin’) for nearly seven years, this month marks the organization’s first official Drum Day celebration.
