Majority of Montecito Mudslide Victims Were Not Under Mandatory Evacuation Orders
Seventeen of the 21 victims lived in areas only under warning.
Year: 2018
‘I, Tonya’ Beautifully Blends Memory and Reality
Tonya Harding biopic shows that the “truth” of things often depends on who is telling the story.
‘The Post’ Defends the Fourth Estate in Heroic Thriller
The story is so interesting that not even Steven Spielberg can ruin it.
Old-Style Spanish Beef Stew
Recipe from upcoming Presidio Pastimes by Candlelight event on February 1.
Santa Barbara Learns About the Train
Living amid a commuter culture disruption
101 Opens
Observations from Paradise
Crowd Fills De la Guerra Plaza for Women’s Rally
‘We feel the pussy power!’ proclaims Santa Barbara mayor, to crowds’ delight.
Lompoc Overturns Prohibition Again
As in 1933 for alcohol, temperance came to an end for marijuana in 2018.
Santa Barbara Women’s Rally Takes Place Saturday, but No March
Police officials say officers are on flood disaster recovery; ask organizers not to march.
Santa Barbara Eats and Drinks for Thomas Fire, Montecito Flood Victims
Here are some of many ongoing events.
