City of Santa Barbara Files Criminal Charges Against Street-Food Vendors Operating with Open Flames
The City Attorney’s Office is taking on two out-of-town operators, citing public safety concerns.
Year: 2023
Building an Electric Race Car from the Ground Up with UC Santa Barbara’s Gaucho Racing Team
Student-run racing team designs custom Formula SAE Electric car to compete in international competition.
Cottage Health First in Central Coast to Offer Breakthrough Ultrasound Technology for Prostate Cancer
Noninvasive technology delivers precise tissue ablation, reduces debilitating side effects
Santa Barbara City College Theatre Group Presents ‘Guys and Dolls’
Enduring Broadway favorite gets toes a tappin’ July 12-29.
‘With a Kiss We Die’ Brings a Double Murder, a Book, and a Podcast to UC Santa Barbara’s Theater Department
‘Independent’ Writer David Starkey hosts discussion of a new mystery novel set at UCSB.
Twenty-Five Years of Liquid Gold in the Santa Ynez Valley
Theo Stephan’s Global Gardens food empire celebrates milestone anniversary.
Interim State Street Solution
While reopening State Street to vehicles as an “interim solution” to downtown business may not be a good idea, encouraging those who reside driving-distance away to come downtown to eat and shop a few times a week might be an attractive alternative.
UC Santa Barbara Scholars Reflect on Supreme Court Ruling and Higher Education in Post-Affirmative Action Era
Professors Pei-te Lien and Jeffrey Milem share their perspective on the court’s position and where UCSB stands now.
Westmont Baseball Coach Tyler LaTorre Named NAIA Coach of the Year
Westmont baseball will be moving to NCAA Division 2 next season.
Edison, Frontier Settle for $22 Million in Rey Fire Litigation
U.S. claims tree on power and communications lines sparked 32,000-acre blaze in Santa Barbara County in 2016.
