Summertime Is Ready for Riesling
Santa Barbara County producers who are doing well with the noble white grape.
Year: 2015
Muse Drops Drones
The band’s seventh album is more Queen than Nirvana.
Chen Verdict: Justice Well Considered
Judge Hill delivered an impartial verdict, which is what we would all want.
Council Pulls $55 Million Trigger to Restart Desal Plant
It also sends a proposed rental project back to the drawing boards.
The ‘Black Filth’ of Santa Barbara
Adding sewer pipes cleaned up State Street in the 1880s, for a while.
Police Investigating Possible Suicide By Train
Witnesses say the 59-year-old homeless man walked into the center of the tracks as a train approached.
Jerry Douglas Plays the Bowl
The dobro legend perform with Alison Kraus and the Union Station Wednesday, July 22.
Ant-Man’s Miniscule Mission
What should have been a fun film ended up overinflated with too much awkward Disney moralizing.
Game of the Week
One of the original extreme sports has been going on at the S.B. Polo & Racquet Club for more than a century.
Los Alamos Writer Pens Three Movements for Six Hands
In his latest book, Terry Row writer imagines a love affair between composer Johannes Brahms and his real-life friend Clara Schumann.
