S.B. High Cheer Team Wins National Title
The Santa Barbara High School Cheer Competition Team won the national cheerleading title this past Sunday after going into the final round in first place.
Month: April 2012
Sycamore Canyon Road Reopens
Sycamore Canyon Road reopened this week to regular motorists, Caltrans officials announced.
County Has Above Average Health
Santa Barbara County, in a national ranking by the Robert Wood Johnson and University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute, has above average health compared to other California counties.
Study Shows Support for State Sales Tax
Sixty-four percent of those surveyed in a USC/L.A. Times poll said they would support a quarter-cent sales tax for four years if the money were spent on public safety, community colleges, and public schools.
KCSB Brings Radio Bandido to UCSB
Pepe Urquijo’s documentary on the life and death of activist Oscar Gomez gets previewed at Pollock Theater on April 10.
The Party’s Over
Big stir as Republican rising star quits state GOP as too divisive.
Eccentric Multimillionaires Living in Poverty
The Figg-Hoblyns’ has been one of the most novel and long-running conservatorship cases in Santa Barbara Superior Court history.
City College on Warning
Despite sanctions, school looks to future.
Who Backs the Mayor?
Schneider releases list of people helping with ballot initiative push.
Women Priests in S.B.
S.B. women priests are part of a worldwide movement of clergy and laity seeking to reform the Roman Catholic Church.
