Loved Ones Lost: Kellam de Forest, Renee S. Kramer, Louise Ann Elliott
Putting names and faces to Santa Barbarans killed by COVID-19
Year: 2021
Santa Barbara County Mountains Under Winter Storm Warning
A winter storm warning went into effect today for the Santa Barbara County mountains. Heavy snow is expected — total
Mary Lou the Alligator, the Santa Barbara Zoo’s Oldest Resident, Dies at 58
She came to the zoo in a young boy’s shoebox.
Reflecting on a Challenging Year
One of our seniors, Kristine, had just received an early acceptance to Brown University, and she had a particularly poignant piece of advice: “Find a peer to go through this process with you.”
Assistance League of Santa Barbara Finds Ways to Kick Covid-19 in the Patootie
The 350 dedicated members of the Assistance League® of Santa Barbara, including its auxiliaries Las Aletas and Assisteens®, are not
‘Dead Reckoning’ Brings Honda Point Disaster to Life
Therese Vannier and Michael Corbin Ray’s novel surrounds 1923 naval tragedy on Santa Barbara coast.
Biden Government Must Confront Extremism
In 2020, white supremacists, and other like-minded extremists, carried out 67 percent of terrorist plots and attacks in the U.S.
Bye-Bye, Beachside Bar-Café
The pandemic is closing this Goleta Beach landmark, but restaurants are already lining up to take its space.
Weekly News Quiz: 1/16 – 1/22!
How much do you know about what happened this week? Take our weekly news quiz on Saturdays to see!
The Demand for Vaccine Remains Unslaked
Hope, updates, and explanations on how to get on the waiting list offered by Santa Barbara County’s Public Health Department.
