Crowded Race for Carp City Council
Five candidates are vying for two seats.
Year: 2012
Bed Tax Bucks Lower Than Expected
Bed tax revenues for the City of Santa Barbara increased by 3.1 percent in July, roughly half of what city administrators projected it would.
SBCC Holding Forums on Continuing Ed
City College will host three public forums to update the community on plans for the reorganization of the Continuing Education Division.
Chumash Resort Undergoing Major Renovations
The hotel at the Chumash Casino Resort will soon undergo a major renovation, the biggest since it opened in 2004.
Provenance for Sale
Up close with some of the rare species being offered up during Lotusland’s September 8 plant auction.
Sell ‘Seward’s Folly’?
By the time this is published, I will be in Alaska, but not, as persistent Internet rumors have it, on a secret mission from President Obama to investigate selling it back to the Russians.
Gardens & Villa Tend to the Roots of S.B.’s Music Scene
This Saturday, Santa Barbara’s biggest indie band is curating and headlining MuddFest, a daylong celebration and fundraiser for Muddy Waters Café.
Future Islands Bring New Jams to a New-to-Them Venue
The Baltimore post-punk trio plays Velvet Jones on Friday, August 31, and FYF on Saturday, September 1.
Water Warriors vs. Water Buffaloes
State Water critics challenge two incumbents.
