Good News for the Most Ill on Our Streets
Every day, we see vulnerable individuals suffering on our streets in Santa Barbara County with the most severe mental illness and substance-use disorders.
Year: 2023
Taking Sides
Today I am taking sides. / I am taking the side of Peace.
Where to Celebrate Latinx Culture and Día de los Muertos in Santa Barbara
A pop-up gallery, public movie screening, art talk, and mural bike ride are all part of this weekend’s events.
Full Belly Files | P!nk’s Performance, Universal’s Excitement, and Amarano’s Oasis
Front row seats, roller coaster rides, and hotel highlights from our L.A. getaway; plus, stories you may have missed.
Fields of Funk Raises Hairs at Elings Park
The Santa Barbara-based music festival featured costumed attendees, electric sounds, and goosebump-worthy performances.
The Ring Nets in Montecito Canyons Are Coming Down
The Project for Resilient Communities has been unable to reach an agreement with the County of Santa Barbara to cover the costs of monitoring and cleaning the debris basin nets going forward.
Ocean’s Best Friend: Jean-Michel Cousteau Soldiers On in Santa Barbara
Ocean Futures Society weekend at the Ritz-Carlton Bacara honors Cousteau’s work as a voice for the ocean.
Fund for S.B. Announces New Leadership at Bread & Roses
Event raised $110,000 for social justice work.
Third-Quarter Real Estate Market Update
Slow cool-down and some hot properties.
The Impact of Roads on Nature
Noise is possibly the most damaging of all road impacts on both humans and wildlife.
