Nine Winds, Nine Lives, Nine Horns
Vinny Golia is, thankfully, a fact of cultural life in Southern California—and the world.
Month: May 2010
Teen Found Competent to Stand Trial
A Santa Barbara jury this week found a 16-year old Goleta teen, being charged as an adult on second-degree robbery and assault charges, competent to stand trial.
Track and Field Record Setters
UCSB athletes take their show on the road and do serious damage to the school record book.
The Last-Minute Race
Wolf and Secord vie for the second time for the 2nd District Supervisor seat.
Citizens Planning Association Gets New Director
LeeAnne French, who is soon to graduate from UCSB’s Bren School with a master’s in Environmental Science and Management, has been named the new executive director of the Citizens Planning Association.
Blue State Special
Dems howl at Arnold’s election date for Maldonado senate seat.
Shakeup at Deputy Sheriff’s Association
The president and vice president of the influential Santa Barbara County Deputy Sheriff’s Association(DSA), the union representing more than 450 members of the Sheriff’s Department as well as DA investigators, were voted out of office at a member meeting on 5/4.
Thirty Seconds to Mars Returns with This Is War
Actor-cum-frontman Jared Leto brings his band to the Santa Barbara Bowl Friday, May 14.
End of an Era?
A longtime Funk Zone yard faces mass evictions.
180º South: Conquerors of the Useless
Chris Malloy’s book about his trek from California to Patagonia, Chile.
