A Rustic Oceanfront Luxury to Avila Beach
The new Flying Flags resort offers incredible views and beachy hospitality just a short drive up the coast.
Year: 2023
Grocery Stores
No list / No desire / Cart before me; the heart starts to pound
A Desperate Leap: Santa Barbara Man’s Suicide Reveals a Court Battle over Mesa Home
Kenneth Fink, 84, jumped from the Courthouse clock tower in April while he was facing a lawsuit from the city for not taking care of his property.
New Times Call for New Plans
As a longtime Santa Barbara resident, I’m embarrassed for our downtown with its shabby chaos and vacant properties.
Herd of Sheep Tend Mission Historical Park
The sheep are part of a City of Santa Barbara fire safety grass removal project.
Lights, Camera, Action at Santa Barbara’s Film Camp
Santa Barbara International Film Festival brings movie magic to Boys & Girls Club campers.
Jumping Fences and Gender Barriers: Women Athletes Celebrate 51st Anniversary of Title IX
A Title IX anniversary celebration at the Santa Barbara County Courthouse brought together women athletes, coaches, and supporters on Friday.
A Pox on Pickleball
My neighbors and I successfully opposed operation of pickleball courts in our 55+ community that caused annoyance for more than 100 previously peaceful residences.
Making the Drive to Ojai’s Libbey Bowl for Music’s Sake
Impressive pop concert bookings in Ojai’s Libbey Bowl beckon commuting locals.
One Year After Overturn of ‘Roe v Wade,’ Attorney General Bonta Highlights Californians’ Rights to Abortion, Birth Control
OAKLAND — Today, on the first anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision overturning Roe v. Wade, Attorney General Rob Bonta reminded Californians
