Why I’m Opposed to Measure P
SBCC is not prepared to spend your tax money wisely, and funding raised through Measure P would allow and encourage the college to continue avoiding the hard decisions it needs to make.
Year: 2024
SBART Press Luncheon: Roman Gislimberti and Nicole Schuetz Receive Athlete of the Week Awards
Bishop Diego girls volleyball clinched the Tri-Valley league title behind outstanding performances by Nicole Schuetz.
Take Back the Sidewalks
On Milpas, and nearly everywhere else in town, bicyclists have taken to riding electric bicycles at great speeds down the sidewalks.
Promoting Latiné Excellence: A Q&A with UCSB’s Inaugural HSI Director, Veronica Fematt
The community is invited to attend UC Santa Barbara’s first-ever Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) forum, “Promoting Latiné Excellence and Servingness,” on Thursday, October 17.
Review | Slightly Stoopid Bring Their Summer Tour Back to Santa Barbara
Exchanging instruments, banter, and fun onstage with Miles Doughty and Kyle McDonald.
Review | Omar Apollo Raptures His Audience at the Santa Barbara Bowl
The 27-year-old Grammy-nominated singer made his crowd at the Bowl into true believers for his Santa Barbara stop on his “God Said No” world tour.
Theater Review | ‘Lost in Yonkers’ Brings a New York Tale to Santa Barbara
Young actors are standouts in The Theatre Group at Santa Barbara City College’s take on Neil Simon’s beloved play.
Santa Barbara’s Art Essentials Moving to 1200 Block of State Street
After 20 years on East Victoria Street, the art supply store will be relocating across from The Granada Theatre.
Review | “Doin’ It Differently” is Part of Clairo’s Charm
Indie songstress brings a retro yet contemporary vibe to the Santa Barbara Bowl.
Mechanics Liens Lifted in Solar Power Company Bankruptcy
The mechanics liens filed by Axiom 360 against Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo homeowners caught up in the bankruptcy of Electriq Power Inc. were lifted last week.
