Anti-Immigration Group Blasts New Driver’s License Law
Californians for Population Stabilization calls legislation “very unwise.”
Year: 2013
When Jazz Deigns to Roam
From SFJazz to Billy Mintz, October in Santa Barbara is ripe with quality jazz programming.
DogVacay
The web site connects dog owners to thousands of pre-screened, trained, and certified dog sitters around the nation.
Where Does Safety Begin?
Safety begins in the home. But children shot accidentally — usually by other children — are the heart-wrenching casualties of firearms in homes.
Anaconda Copper
As children the last thing my father said before turning in at night was “Tap ‘er light.”
Qupé Winery Sold
Bob Lindquist, who founded California’s top syrah maker in 1982, sells majority to Charles Banks.
Kissinger Speaks in Santa Barbara
The controversial statesman addresses hot-button topics.
UCSB Professor John Bowers Gives 58th Annual Faculty Research Lecture
Faster. Larger capacity. Higher efficiency. These are the qualities UC Santa Barbara professor John Bowers envisions for the future of telecommunications and information processing, and an overflow crowd gathered at UCSB’s Engineering Sciences Building yesterday to hear him discuss exactly that at the campus’s 58th Annual Faculty Research Lecture.
Sports Highlights: Oct. 10-17
Prep football teams begin league play with two cross-town games.
How to Make College More Affordable?
Williams and education experts trade ideas during UCSB event.
