Wilderness Youth Project Grows Up
Santa Barbara–based nonprofit now providing outdoor education to public schools.
Year: 2019
Joe Wilson, Impeachment, and Doing the Right Thing
The facts that Joe Wilson got did not stop the Iraq War any more than the facts about Trump will get him impeached.
Is Agriculture Nimble Enough for the Climate Crisis?
Farmers know the planet is changing and are trying to adapt while there are still options.
$2.1 Million Secured to Pair Cops with Mental-Health Workers
The county has secured a new grant that will allow it to fund two new co-response teams.
County Gets $1.2 Million Extra from Growing Cannabis Industry
The new funds go into the general fund.
Jackson Friedman, Associate Editor
Our Rock of Gibraltar has a new kid and a new job title.
Robert Henning, 1938-2019
The curator of the Santa Barbara Museum of Art for two decades, Robert Henning is remembered for his expertise, discerning eye, and sincere commitment to establishing an institution of international reputation.
Flying Fortress Recently in Santa Barbara Crashes in Connecticut
Seven people have been reported killed in the Wings of Freedom Tour WWII bomber.
Review | Steely Dan Goes On
The lyrical brilliance and musical sophistication of the songs grow more impressive with every passing decade.
News Commentary | Assembly Rivals Face First Test
Also, Laura’s new manager and key council face-offs.
