Wild horse advocate Neda DeMayo — the founder of Return to Freedom, a horse sanctuary in Lompoc — joined forces with actress Wendie Malick and Arizona Congressmember Raul Grijalva in Reno on 9/4 to call attention to what they say are problems with the Bureau of Land Management’s wild horse roundup program.
Though her plan was to become the first person to swim around Anacapa Island, unexpected and overpowering ocean currents forced Lynn Kubasek to rethink her goal and set a different record on 8/31.
Brian Tacadena arrested more than two dozen times on felony drug and weapons charges.
The Dept. of Labor and Gov. Jerry Brown appear to have struck a deal to avert multibillion-dollar cuts to transit, including $4.6 million for S.B.’s Metropolitan Transit District.
With a passion for science and faith in its potential for life-changing advancements, longtime UC Santa Barbara benefactors Pat and Joe Yzurdiaga have gifted the campus with a $1 million endowed chair in the field.
‘If you keep whining about racism it will never go away.’
The Association for Women in Communication—Santa Barbara is sponsoring a series of events, Creating Community as Communicators in the Virtual World.
Writer/director Wong Kar-wai once again demonstrates that “romanticism” doesn’t have to be a dirty or cheapening word at the movies.
Portland duo delivers a cool, ambient pop debut that lives up to its namesake.
AHA!’s new program aims to cultivate a peaceful community, increase connections, and reduce hatred on campus.
