COVID Cluster Cancels UCSB Women’s Water Polo Season
Ten players infected; campus conducting contact tracing.
Year: 2021
Democrats Back Expected Slate of Council Candidates, with One Notable Exception
Eric Friedman ran afoul of party activists by endorsing his mother in last year’s SBCC trustee election.
Santa Barbara Symphony March Concert featuring Gilles Apap
The Santa Barbara Symphony performed a program including Mozart’s “Turkish” violin concerto on March 20, 2021.
Registration Open for SBCC Virtual Scheinfeld New Venture Challenge – Win Awards for Your Best Business Idea
There’s still time for college and high school students throughout Santa Barbara County to submit their entries to the virtual
The Quest for $20 Million to Buy San Marcos Foothills Continues
The Foothills Forever fund has so far raised $4 million, but the deadline looms.
Third Window’s Superb Sours and Smashing Smash Burgers
Santa Barbara’s Haley Street brewery celebrates its five-year anniversary with Wagyu patties and Flemish Red.
Nearly a Fifth of Santa Barbara County Residents Have Been Fully Vaccinated
Health officials predict early stages of herd immunity as soon as July.
Supervisors Pass Resolution: Racism Is a Public Health Crisis
Santa Barbara County works toward racial equity.
Upgrades Coming to Buildings at Target’s Storke Plaza
Still in the planning stages, the Grange Project would add updated façades of corrugated metal to buildings currently holding Rusty’s Pizza and Dune Coffee on Storke Road.
SBIFF Day Seven Report: Director’s Panel; Films from Iceland and Turkey
A fascinating director’s panel; plus, films from Iceland, Turkey, and elsewhere.
