The political indigestion triggered by the mass abstention two weeks ago by five members of the city’s Architectural Board of Review (ABR) when it came to approving minor plan modifications for the Chick-fil-A slated for upper State Street is far from over.
The Santa Barbara Museum of Art will cancel its free-Sunday-admission-for-families program as of September 6 because tourists who, in the words of museum director Larry Feinberg, “could and would pay” are disproportionately enjoying that benefit.
Part of an ongoing plan to revitalize the Westside neighborhood.
Santa Barbara attorneys are busy processing a flood of applications.
In recognition of his outreach to the community via both print and broadcast media platforms, county schools Superintendent Bill Cirone received the 2012 Professional Publication Award by the California County Superintendents Educational Services Association.
After five years at the helm of the Environmental Defense Center (EDC), David Landecker publicly announced he was stepping down.
Two decorated World War II combat aviators were given ceremonial send-offs in Santa Barbara over the past week, both with four planes — with one space left conspicuously vacant — flying in formation over the South Coast.
The seminal Mexican rock quintet plays the Lobero Theatre on Thursday, August 30.
This week’s concert highlights include Eleni Mandell at Muddy Waters Café and Diana Krall at the Santa Barbara Bowl.
The Louisiana-born singer/songwriter will headline a show at SOhO on Thursday, August 30.
