Nancy Walker Koppelman: 1954-2017
An ambassador without a portfolio and a friend to presidents, Nancy Koppelman’s greatest gift was her open heart.
Year: 2017
Short-Term Rentals Get a No in Santa Barbara
In a split vote, the county supervisors banned certain short-term rentals.
Aiming High
Pursuing journalism dreams with an Indy Living intern.
Will America Learn?
We have seen three separate terrorist attacks in England, and there have been attacks in Paris, Brussels, and Berlin.
No Dukin’ Nukes
The main defenders of the unreliable $40 billion Ground-based Midcourse Defense system are those who have a vested interest in the program.
Not a Republican
It’s no wonder the GOP is at a loss dealing with a president who refuses to abide by Republican philosophy.
Comey Coming Up
While we await the inevitable full disclosure of Donald Trump’s obstruction of justice …
‘Global’ Means All the Countries in the World
A Q&A with Raymond Clémençon, UCSB professor of Global Studies and a Swiss negotiator for the UN global environmental fund
Paris Accord Gets a Boost from Santa Barbara
City, county, and UCSB keep moving on greenhouse gas reduction.
Ali Wong Pushes the Envelope
Comedian jokes about race, gender, and motherhood to a packed Granada Theatre.
