Talking Bias with Jennifer Eberhardt
Stanford professor discusses new book.
Year: 2019
Carpinteria High Hosts 100th Russell Cup
Which future Olympians will compete in this Saturday’s historic track & field meet?
Isla Vista Holds a Respectful Deltopia 2019
The utopia of Del Playa in the spring is celebrated with few serious issues this year.
Sanctuary Centers and Cottage Health Expand the Integrated Care Clinic to Offer Psychiatry and Serve More Seniors
Beginning today, the Integrated Care Clinic will now offer free psychiatry to those who have no other way to access
Sheriff’s Office Accepting Applications for Custody Deputies, Sheriff’s Deputy Trainees and New Sheriff’s Service Technician Positions
The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office is looking for individuals who are interested in a rewarding and meaningful career with
Carpinteria Children’s Project Welcomes Peggy Dodds, MD to Board of Directors
Carpinteria Children’s Project newest board member is Margaret “Peggy” Dodds, MD. Dr. Dodds has worked as a pediatrician at the
Minimizing Surprises: The Importance of Seller Disclosure & Buyer Due-Diligence
By Thomas C. Schultheis2019 President Santa Barbara Association of REALTORS® This week I would like to discuss the importance of seller
Gauchos Complete Sweep of Stephen F. Austin
Rodney Boone flirts with a no-hitter in UCSB’s 7-0 victory over Stephen F. Austin.
Trial Underway for Iron Chef
Lawrence Forgione charged with vehicular manslaughter of Gilbert Ramirez.
Small Target; Big Parking Problems
Visitors to new store crowd parking nearby and wait on La Cumbre Road for a space.
