Near-Drowning in Cachuma Lake
Witnesses pull man from water, revive him with CPR.
Year: 2011
200 More Acres for Tidewater Goby
The feds revised plan will boost Santa Barbara County’s critical habitat for the endangered fish.
Goleta Streets Saying Good-Bye to RVs
On Tuesday, the Goleta City Council voted for a new ordinance to deal with oversized vehicle parking.
Americans Deserve Jobs Act
America is still recovering from the worst economic crisis many of us have seen in our lifetimes. Fortunately, there is a plan to get us on the road to recovery.
Cancer Center Pulls Out Stops
Pulitzer winner, Siddhartha Mukherjee, outlines “War on Cancer.”
Roadwork and Damned Roadwork
Recently the City decided to alter the sidewalk at the corner of Mission and Modoc to make it accessible by wheelchairs.
Mary Oliver at UCSB’s Campbell Hall
The famous poet read works and fielded questions during her Saturday night stop in Santa Barbara.
An Epitaph for The Minnow Restaurant
A beloved Santa Barbara Harbor gathering place shutters its doors.
Consolidating Symphonies
Earlier this month, the Santa Barbara Symphony took over the Youth Symphony’s educational programs.
Green Drinks, Planet Money, and Bus Station Plans
Two upcoming events feature the Orfalea Foundations and NPR; plus, what’s happening at Carrillo and Chapala streets?
