Venoco Shelves Paredon Project
Pointing to low gas prices, Venoco announced it is temporarily shelving the environmental impact report (E
Year: 2015
Grand Jury Supports Tennis Court Transfer
Says the move complied with the city’s charter and met all legal requirements.
Homeless Survey Numbers Released
Early results show that the approximately 600 volunteers for last week’s biennial homeless survey contacted 1,030 people across Santa Barbara County
Franklin for the Win
Elementary school celebrates snazzy and much-needed new gym.
Growing Up Avett Brothers
Bassist Bob Crawford talks a new album and new outlooks in anticipation of the band’s February 10 show in S.B.
Few Scholarships for Undocumented Students
The Adsum Foundation is working to level the playing field.
Milo Greene and the Art of Control
The Los Angeles indie rockers embrace Bowie on their forthcoming LP.
Emerson String Quartet’s New Spirit of Discovery
The Emerson String Quartet welcomes new cellist Paul Watkins, plays UCSB on February 7.
Food Security Challenge Kicks Off
Foodbank of S.B.’s Erik Talkin will live on food stamps for a month — again.
Review: Project Almanac
This found-footage time-travel flick never lives up to its own potential for amazing or fearful outcomes.
