Santa Ynez Tribal Health Clinic Turns 50 Years Old
Started in 1974 by Rosa Pace, an obstetrics nurse who wanted to improve health care on the reservation.
Year: 2024
Experience Creativity Up Close This Labor Day Weekend
Santa Barbara Studio Artists host 23rd annual Open Studio Tour this Labor Day weekend.
Seven Lands a Heavenly New Location
New spot on Montecito Street is a 10.
Celebrating Fess with a Feast
Texas comes to Fess Parker Winery via Perini Ranch Steakhouse Dinner.
Review | St. Vincent’s ‘All Born Screaming’ Tour
Our review takes a gander at St. Vincent’s “beautiful, fluttery … and eviscerating” show at the Greek Theater.
New App Aims to Revolutionize Student Housing
“We bring students and vacancies together,” said founder Damon Dvorson
Culinary Icon Alice Waters Meets Santa Barbara Elite to Improve How We Eat
Raising awareness for the Edible Schoolyard Project at El Encanto, a Belmond Hotel.
I’m Speaking: Kamala Harris Is Seen and Heard
Many feminists have waited for this day to come around again, but one must wonder whether a sufficient number of Americans have changed their sexist and racist attitudes in order to elect Harris.
Still A Republic?
Since Trump came down the escalator, the left, the media, and the socialist Democrat Party have targeted him. Now a biased, corrupt judge wants to sentence him to prison on September 18. How convenient.
Push to Build More Homes on California Coast Stifled After Lawmakers Derail Housing Bills
Several efforts to minimize the power and influence of the California Coastal Commission have stalled.
