Meredith Baxter To Narrate the Santa Barbara Choral Society’s 10th Annual “Hallelujah Project”
Esteemed actress and producer makes guest appearance at holiday concert.
Year: 2024
ON the Beat | Big Band Jazz, Big Pipe Organ News
SBCC Jazz Ensemble blowout wows, as does a rare organ recital in town.
Santa Barbara Unified Test Scores and School Data Show Need for Improvement
More than half of district students failed to meet grade-level standards in reading and math, but the district scored well in other areas, including chronic absenteeism, college and career readiness, and high school graduation rates.
The Quiet Heroes of Santa Barbara
Volunteers’ acts of service, big and small, weave a tapestry of hope, reminding us that love for humanity transcends socioeconomic divides.
Are You in a Toxic Relationship?
Here are five red flags to watch out for.
The Price Tag on Project 2025’s Abortion Plan: $300 Million Cut to Medi-Cal
Gov. Gavin Newsom is urgently preparing to protect reproductive rights from the incoming Trump administration — and the looming possibility of Project 2025–inspired policies.
Drinking Milk, Raw or Pasteurized, Not Likely to Lead to Bird Flu
Second voluntarily recall of Raw Farm raw milk announced Wednesday; avian flu virus newly detected in local wastewater.
Who Sleeps Now?
Two great nations poised on the brink. / Two great nations about to sink.
Grounded in Gratitude
Authentic gratitude can be found in fleeting moments of relief or peace — those instances when, even in the midst of a fever, we savour the slight comfort of a sip of water or a cool spot on the pillow.
Animal Crackers
If the U.S. can officially pardon two Turkeys at Thanksgiving, why not also save the life of our nation’s Official Christmas Tree?
