The Fund for Santa Barbara announced this week that it will pay a two-year grant to Santa Barbara Channelkeeper, a nonprofit that works to prevent environmental degradation of the Santa Barbara Channel.
Judge Colleen Sterne told Steve Pappas Monday morning he could not bring up evidence of Doreen Farr’s non-pecuniary interests or motivations in a hearing over attorney’s fees.
Samuel Martinez, accused of torture and assault with force likely to produce great bodily injury, is headed to trial for an alleged 2006 attack on a 53-year-old homeless woman.
As State Street revitalizes in a returning economy, some store fronts are still difficult to fill.
Santa Barbara police detectives are investigating a sudden rash of home burglaries targeting big screen TVs. Police officials report that north side neighborhoods in particular have been hit.
Tidal Forces at Sullivan Goss reveals Hank Pitcher’s ongoing project to understand the paradoxical marriage of land and sea.
A Delta II rocket was propelled into space Friday morning from Vandenberg Air Force Base, carrying with it an Aquarius instrument that will measure changes in the salinity of the planet’s oceans.
It’s time to get past dreaming that Oprah or Charles Munger writes a big check. If each South Coast resident contributed just $25 (50 cents a day) toward a time-sensitive challenge grant this month, we’d buffer much of Santa Barbara City College and Adult Ed from the cuts raining down on us from Sacramento.
The Santa Barbara City Council majority has come out against open meetings.
New Chief Justice of the California Supreme Court Tani Cantil-Sakauye came to Santa Barbara’s Granada Theatre this week as the commencement speaker for the silver jubilee anniversary of the Southern California Institute of Law.
