UC Santa Barbara Library Preserves Local History Using Family Films
Families are invited to drop off home movies in exchange for free digitization.
Year: 2024
Help for the Undecided Voter
It is totally understandable if you are still undecided — you may have trouble telling the candidates apart, or you haven’t heard enough about them because they are so rarely in the news.
Designing for Kids
Create enduring spaces that evolve with your kids.
Insurance’s Imposing Impact
Overwhelming, unsettling, and frustrating? That’s insurance today.
Santa Barbara’s Complete Guide to Fall Fun and Halloween Haunts
Make plans for fall fun and Halloween happenings using Santa Barbara’s complete guide to the season.
Honoring the Dead, Celebrating Life with Día de Muertos
Making an ofrenda and learning the traditions of Day of the Dead in Santa Barbara.
Getting to the Bottom of Our Trash
Over the past decade, California’s waste generation has more than doubled. The startling reality is that those of us in Santa Barbara County are generating more trash than ever, averaging six pounds per person each day.
Rent Control Won’t Fix the Affordable Housing Program
As someone who has lived in both Berkeley and Santa Monica, I’ve seen firsthand how much rent control can disadvantage those who don’t have the right connections or don’t fit the profile of a “good” tenant.
Soul Food Sunday with Chef Guidance Moon
A recent event brought fried chicken, collard greens, gumbo, and more to Unity Church of Santa Barbara.
