Santa Barbara County Firefighter Responds to Japan
At 4 am, Santa Barbara County Firefighter Eric Gray was alerted for deployment to the Japan Earth Quake Disaster.
Year: 2011
SBCC Faculty Practicing Latest Technology for Classroom Instruction
The learning process for today’s technically savvy college student is far different than even a generation ago, according to Dr. Douglas Hersh, Santa Barbara City College Dean of Educational Programs.
The Fess Parker Family: One Year Later
When Fess Parker established his eponymous winery in the 1980’s, he wanted to celebrate a lifelong love for good hospitality, conviviality and delicious wines.
SBTHP presents Casasola Archives – The Mexican Revolution and Beyond
The Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation (SBTHP) is proud to present Casasola Archives: The Mexican Revolution and Beyond (1900-1940), on display March 12 through April 24, 2011 at Casa de la Guerra.
Taking It to the Stump
Veterans for Peace planning march and rally on eight-year anniversary of Iraqi war.
1977 Shooting Victim Dies
Dan Parks, 83, was an upper State Street staple.
Camerata Pacifica at Hahn Hall
Guest artist Adam Nieman brought out the best in this outstanding chamber ensemble.
Carpinteria Property Gets Revamped
Santa Barbara Habitat for Humanity completes first “A Brush with Kindness” project.
Neighbors, Friends Testify in Mesa Murder Trial
Defense tries to paint the victims as greedy people with enemies.
Hot Tuna at the Lobero Theatre
Minus expected guest artists Jim Lauderdale, the Bay Area veterans nevertheless turned in a satisfying show.
