Santa Barbara Commuter Train Back on Track
After a week of delays, the new service arrives on time.
Year: 2018
In Memoriam: Ruth Nadel, 1914-2017
Ruth Nadel’s volunteerism helped create the Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara, and in her career, she pioneered the recognition of women’s paid and unpaid work.
Building a Sense of Urgency on Homelessness
Is Santa Barbara on the precipice of a burgeoning problem?
Mezzo-Soprano Joyce DiDonato Brings Her Supple Voice to the Granada
UCSB Arts & Lectures presents opera superstar in recital.
A Convicted Fraudster Was Released and Then Un-Released from Soledad Prison
This is the story of David Lack and Proposition 57.
The Nuts and Bolts of Success with Lady Ridley-Tree
The 93-year-old CEO of a multimillion-dollar airplane parts company gives as good as she gets.
Haim Plays to Enraptured Audience
The sisters offered vibrant lighting, smooth choreography, dynamic solos, and serious musical chops.
School Chief Plays Poker with Sacramento Over Armory
The state and Santa Barbara can’t agree on the property’s price tag.
Mindy Sterling Talks ‘Drop Dead Gorgeous’
Actor/comedian comes to Santa Barbara as part of Carsey-Wolf Center’s Women in Comedy series.
Nearly Three Years After Refugio Oil Spill, Plains All American Trial Begins
Pipeline company faces 15 criminal counts from the 2015 spill.
