Vandenberg Protesters Fined
A judge fined the four men – all associated with the Catholic Worker group – for overstepping a military boundary.
Year: 2009
Capps and Obama Meet on Health Care
Santa Barbara’s congresswoman joins others in East Room of the White House to plan changes for national system.
Stimulating Santa Barbara
How the Recovery Act is predicted to affect the city.
Carpinteria School Board to Decide Mascot Issue
It seemed clear enough to Eli Cordero-the Warrior mascot images displayed all over his high school campus were offensive and should be removed.
Teachers at Risk
The Santa Barbara School Districts’ board on Tuesday night, March 10, agreed to distribute the layoff notices to more than 40 elementary school teachers.
Mail Vote for City Elections
Santa Barbara voters will soon be casting their ballots almost exclusively by mail.
Yinka Shonibare Brings Textile Art to SBMA
African-raised artist makes fashion and politics high art.
UC Sued for Baseball Mishap
The family of USC baseball player Taylor Grigsby has filed a lawsuit against the Regents of the University of California over an injury Grigsby sustained while playing at UCSB.
Delta Spirit Coming to Velvet Jones
On the road with San Diego’s Delta Spirit as they become harder men.
Can We Keep Swimming in Sushi?
Casson Trenor’s new book says yes, and Ty Warner Sea Center explains how.
