Postcard from The Past
A vintage postcard leads the writer down a research rabbit hole.
Year: 2021
Santa Barbara Brothers Accuse Tesla of False Advertising
Judge rules lawsuit may proceed to next phase.
Santa Barbara’s Not-So-Secret Racist Olympic History
How Avery Brundage and a pickleball court are loosely related.
Reducing Hunger While Building Community
Reduce inequality, improve health, and expand small-scale urban farming by making food affordable for all.
Ensemble Theatre Holds Beatles Concert and Picnic Fundraiser
Elings Park event raises funds for ETC’s educational programs.
Free Will Astrology
The week of July 22.
Fighting to Free Kevin Cooper
Santa Barbara G-man Tom Parker fights for an innocent man’s release from death row.
UCSB Navigates New Rules for Endorsement Earnings
Student-athletes are now able to profit from their name, image, and likeness.
Two UCSB Professors Get $1M MacArthur Endowment
Professors Jeffrey Stewart and Victor Rios work to center experiences of Black and Brown youth.
City Transportation Czar and Believer’s Edge Leader on Paid Leave
In his complaint, Rob Dayton alleges he was passed up for a leadership position at the City of Santa Barbara over his religious views and the all-male Christian ministry he started.
