Grassroots Group Gets $10,000 from Fund for Santa Barbara
805 UndocuFund will use the grant to support undocumented residents affected by natural disasters.
Year: 2022
‘Mi Chaos: A Chola Love Story’
“How I met Mick,” an excerpt from a Santa Barbara memoir.
A Brand-New Look at the History of Black Santa Barbara
The people, places, and events of African-American life over 400 years are collected in a draft historic survey.
Full Belly Files | Coming Home to Kunin
A visit to the winery’s new tasting room in my old neighborhood.
In Memoriam | Joe Mock: 1957-2022
Joe “Mama” Mock was a nightclub deejay, musician, mentor, and constant cheerleader for Santa Barbara talent at his show on KTYD, when the station seemed to blare from every construction site and car radio.
Match Made at SBCC as College Welcomes New Director of Athletics
LaDeane Hansten will begin July 1 as the new Athletics Director, following approval from the Board of Trustees on June 16.
What Will Come Out of Santa Barbara’s Housing Crisis Task Force?
The ad hoc committee will meet for the first time in July to tackle the City’s rising rents and lack of housing.
Santa Barbara Unified School District Hires Three New Administrators
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — The Santa Barbara Unified Board of Trustees unanimously approved the hire of three key administrators after
Spike Your Beer with Chinola
This new passionfruit liqueur is fruity, floral, and fun, even when served by itself on the rocks.
Review | ‘Jazz Fest: a New Orleans Story’ at Santa Barbara’s Riviera Theatre
A new documentary balances music with history, society, and culture.
