Just in time for the start of summer, the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden is launching “Community Free Days” as part of its year-long anniversary celebration of 85 Years: Growing Native.
Four Santa Barbara authors put out four new (and very different) books.
Venoco shows passengers natural gas and oil seep sites.
Santa Barbara resident selected to tour Space Center and watch the last flight of Atlantis shuttle.
Carlos Jimenez has been appointed Portfolio Manager for southern Santa Barbara and Ventura counties at The Duncan Group, it was announced by Chief Operating Officer Charles Clegg.
Could be sentenced to life in prison.
New travel group helps tourists plan a trip around their tastes and interests.
John Chiang recently denied California lawmakers pay for failing to produce a balanced budget.
Those of us who live in Summerland are proud of its quirky history: first a spiritualist community with tent lots and a community séance room; after that a hub for oil development, including the world’s first offshore oil well.
In the July issue of Elle magazine, the Editor’s Letter reads, “Unemployment hovers around nine percent, and people feel they can no longer afford the luxury of trying to live consciously.” This got me thinking.
