Josef Woodard to Receive Santa Barbara County Arts Commission’s Annual Leadership in Arts Award
The Indy’s senior arts writer is recognized for his significant impact on the arts and culture of our region.
Year: 2023
Santa Barbara Unified School District Responds to Concerns over Anti-Bias/Anti-Blackness Oversight Committee
NAACP says the committee should have included twice as many parents of Black students; the district says it has “consistently and not perfectly sought to improve the process.”
Goleta Library Awarded $4.2 Million for Upgrades
The Goleta Valley Library received $4.2 million from the California State Library for infrastructure improvements, the city announced on Friday.
State Funds Affordable Housing and Climate-Friendly Projects in Santa Barbara County
Nearly $5.3 million will go toward the 63-unit Jacaranda Court and the county’s first-ever 3D-printed affordable home.
Going Overboard on Gaza
There are several reasons why America should take a much more measured approach than Joe Biden currently is taking and why Israel may lose the moral high ground in its announced asymmetric response to Hamas.
Why Support the Occupiers?
It is remarkable to watch the corporate media accept Israel playing the victim in its latest orchestrated cycle of violence.
Off-Season Highs at the Music Academy
The Music Academy’s Mariposa Series hosts high-grade classical music between summer sessions, starting with a dynamic piano duo.
Family Vibes and Sunny Smiles at Sazon Latino Restaurant
Omar Mozqueda and Roberto Mendoza’s Mexican cuisine finds a happy home on Santa Barbara’s Westside.
The Brawlin’ Betties Are Back
Santa Barbara’s only full-contact roller derby team is set to play their first home bout in six years.
Pedestrian Struck by Vehicle on North La Cumbre Road in Santa Barbara
A pedestrian has been hospitalized with a serious injury after being hit while walking in the roadway Friday night.
