Did YouTuber Trevor Jacob Crash His Plane in Los Padres on Purpose?
Critics wonder if the incident was staged to rack up views.
Month: January 2022
Santa Barbara International Film Festival Announces New Safety Procedures
The 37th SBIFF from March 2-12 will follow additional precautions against COVID-19.
County Seeking Volunteers for Biannual Point-in-Time Count of Homeless Individuals
Information from the count dictates state and federal funding, and distribution of resources for those experiencing homelessness.
Santa Barbara Surfer Vela Mattive Is a Rising Star
The 14-year-old has what it takes to compete on the world stage.
2022 Santa Barbara Real Estate?
By Bob Walsmith Jr. 2022 PresidentSanta Barbara Association of Realtors The biggest question on people’s minds these days regarding our local real estate market
UCSB Professor to Lead U.S. Team in International Physics Olympiad
The professor will be guiding five students through this international competition.
S.B. Symphony Welcomes Anne Akiko Meyers
The violinist Meyers will play a new “Fandango” concerto.
Motorcyclist Dead Nearly Two Weeks After Collision Near Eastside
James Miller, of Santa Barbara, succumbed to injuries sustained from the accident on December 15.
S.B. Schools to Continue In-Person Learning, Encourage Testing Before Return
The district will provide a free vaccination clinic, and recommends all students over the age of 5 receive full vaccinations.
Humpback Whale Washes Ashore Along Tajiguas Beach
The rare sight could help researchers studying cetacean mammals in the Santa Barbara Channel.
