When It All Hit the Fan
A tale of two papers, and the two court decisions handed down this week.
A tale of two papers, and the two court decisions handed down this week.
Police Chief punches hole in golden parachute
How one harrowing hike turned a city girl into a Search & Rescue volunteer.
One Independent editor’s afternoon hike turned into an overnight saga and put her in touch with the county’s volunteer wilderness saviors.
What if a business began that was a series of stores, like small Walmart, Target, etc. but smaller versions, and they were called All American?
A high school student in New York City, Odette Blaisdell spent her summer interning for The Indy’s arts department, impressing editors with her seasoned writing skills and unique enthusiasm for the S.B. arts scene.
Artists from around the country have donated works to this one-night-only event, taking place Saturday, August 20.
Inside S.B.’s All-Volunteer Search & Rescue Squad
Partners in Education a shining antidote to budgetary doom and gloom.
On-call 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and responsible for more than 2,500 square miles of terrain, Santa Barbara County Search & Rescue is an all-volunteer branch of the Sheriff’s Department that helps people who are lost, injured, or reported missing in the region’s vast wilderness.