Expanded health insurance coverage under the Affordable Care Act has allowed most of the approximately 1,000 patients formerly served by the county’s Medically Indigent Adult Services Program to qualify for MediCal or private plans, causing the state to rescind most of its funding for the program.
Attorney Jeremy Hass, a passionate area historian long active in efforts to preserve the original fortress erected by Spanish colonialists in what would become downtown Santa Barbara, died 6/30 at age 78 of heart disease.
The Santa Barbara International Film Festival is hosting a summer mini-fest full of French cinema.
Gin-based, nectarine-syruped ode to the World Cup and upcoming cocktail competition.
Come for the Beatle, stay for the shred factor.
The Lobero Theatre hosts a festival-style night of music featuring six homegrown acts.
Calling all musical talents: We’re gearing up for our annual Santa Barbara Music Issue, hitting stands October 9.
Review of Do It for the Love Foundation wines.
Poodle tells how WWI gave rise to the Good Land and why we should all be very afraid.
Scott Reed and Patrick Posey Fire Up the Music Academy of the West
