Peabody Award–Winning Journalist Tammy Leitner on Her New Memoir, ‘Don’t Say a Thing’
True crime, a reporter’s investigation, and a quest for empowerment come together in the Santa Barbara resident’s new book.
Year: 2023
Popular At-Home Nurse Program for New Santa Barbara Families to End
Welcome Every Baby, a free postpartum service for 22 years, will stop providing care on June 30.
Food Vendor Crackdown Applauded
So glad City of Santa Barbara is finally doing something about street food vendors.
Hypocrisy Much?
Whoever did this couldn’t just show even a couple of weeks of peaceful inclusion and compassion.
Murder by Opioid
Again and again in infinite areas of modern society; especially in the United States, it’s amazing what obvious cause-and-effect chains emerge — up and down, round and round — when we follow the money.
Free Will Astrology
Week of June 22.
Amid Pot Glut on the Market, Santa Barbara Supes Back Stiffer Tax Penalties
At a June 6 hearing, county supervisors unanimously proposed not to renew business licenses if the grower misses one quarterly tax deadline.
Teaching Juneteenth: A History Lesson in Slavery and Freedom
“Students should learn about the meaning and history of this holiday and all that it represents,” says Daina Ramey Berry, UC Santa Barbara’s Michael Douglas Dean of Humanities and Fine Arts and an expert on slavery and Black history.
Juneteenth History in Santa Barbara
Medallions at Franceschi House recognized important figures in the struggle for independence.
Santa Barbara Channel Sightings: The Red Tide and Great Whites
Sea lions and dolphins are sick and dying, while baby sharks swim near beaches.
