Helping Nepal
UCSB and UC Davis students are making a big difference through their Nourish International chapters.
Month: April 2012
The Flying Bauhaus Brothers
Among the most significant early aviation figures with a South Coast connection were Frank and his three brothers.
Das Williams Sounds Alarm on Toxic Trade to Asia
Assemblymember Das Williams (D-Santa Barbara) has introduced a legislative resolution (AJR 35), sponsored by the Renewable Energy Accountability Project (REAP), to prevent the toxic trade of dirty coal shipments from West Coast ports.
Taste of the Nation Announces New Restaurant Chair
Taste of the Nation Santa Barbara, part of the national organization Share Our Strength, is pleased to announce Mark Sherman has joined the steering committee as Restaurant Relations Chair.
Public Invited to See Master Sculptor at Work
In April, master sculptor John Fisher will start the second phase of a three-phase sculpture project at California Sculptors Symposium (CSS) 2012, held at Camp Ocean Pines, Cambria, CA.
California Teen Safe Driving Week Kicks Off
To kick off California Teen Safe Driving Week (April 1-7, 2012) and National Distracted Driving Month, CHP and Impact Teen Drivers will hold a teen driving safety event to raise awareness of the number one killer of teens in America — reckless and distracted driving.
SBPD Combats Distracted Driving
How often do you see drivers texting or talking with hand-held cell phones and wish they would be stopped and cited?
Candles for Babatunde Folayemi
Friends came together to mark the death of the activist and former city councilmember.
A Wind- and Wave-Filled Weekend
Despite additional rain, county still in “moderate drought.”
Pellet Gun Shooter Sent Back to Psychiatric Hospital
Charles Quinn deemed incompetent to stand trial for second time.
