Those Little White Lies
When does a little white lie become a big one?
Year: 2013
24 Hours of Reality Forgot About People
For someone so focused on “climate reality,” it is ironic how little Al Gore’s show “24 Hours of Reality” had to say about helping people adapt to climate change.
HIV Weekend Seminar Draws Top Experts in Field
The Life Group LA will be bringing their groundbreaking weekend seminar series, The Poz Life Weekend, to Santa Barbara the weekend of November 16-17.
Top-Rated Australian Morning Television Show Films at Casmalia’s The Hitching Post and Highlights Santa Maria Style Barbecue
The top-rated morning television show in Australia, Sunrise, filmed at Casmalia’s The Hitching Post on October 30.
Team from UCSB’s Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics Places First in Data-Mining Challenge on Translational Medicine
A team of researchers from UC Santa Barbara’s Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics (KITP) has taken first-place honors in the Species Translation Challenge organized by IBM Research and Philip Morris International (PMI) R&D.
Halloween Extravaganza Huge Success!
Calle Real Center hosts zombies, superheroes and pretty ballerinas at their Halloween Extravaganza.
Día de los Muertos Tradition Observed by Hospice of Santa Barbara
Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), is a Latin American tradition to celebrate, remember and present special offerings in honor of those who have died.
Student Art Inspired by California’s Ocean and Coast
Winning entries from the 2013 California Coastal Art & Poetry Contest will be on exhibit through Monday, November 11, at Channel Islands National Park.
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY PROBATION DEPARTMENT TO KEEP EYES ON HIGH-RISK DUI OFFENDERS
Felony and repeat misdemeanor DUI (driving under the influence) offenders are overrepresented in traffic crashes involving alcohol or other drugs, often with tragic results.
JACKSON PLEASED THAT WORKERS’ COMP OFFICE WILL RETAIN PRESENCE IN SANTA BARBARA
State Senator Hannah-Beth Jackson (D-Santa Barbara) is pleased to announce that as a result of discussions she’s had with the Department of Industrial Relations, a workers’ compensation office will remain open and staffed up to four days a week in Santa Barbara County.
