Enrollment in city-run camp and recreational programs swelled by 26 percent this summer, with 564 more kids signing up for a host of programs over the previous year, bringing this year’s total to 2,711.
Jerry Lulejian — the North County’s chief deputy district attorney — is retiring after 21 years in the office and 30 years as an attorney.
The chart-topping songstress teams up with Danger Mouse, returns to Santa Barbara Tuesday, August 7.
The Open Alternative School (OAS) has a new leader. Karen Macdonald will take over as a half-time elementary administrator at OAS on August 15 at a salary between $44,631-$50,450.
The Long Beach frontman is back in the studio and recording his next album for Sub Pop.
The New York–based folk group preps new album and plays Velvet Jones on August 7.
All of the activities and entertainment of Old Spanish Days.
Fiesta Horse Parade Lineup
Anyone who has been in Santa Barbara during Old Spanish Days has seen — and possibly been cracked over the head with — the colorful, confetti-filled cascarones.
El Presidente in 1948 and 1949, Jack Rickard turned Fiesta’s light back on following the four-year blackout imposed by World War II.
