‘I Married a Golem’ Comes to Santa Barbara’s Piano Kitchen
Faux-Yiddish Radio Play features Kalinka Klezmer Orchestra.
Year: 2024
Lompoc Area Sees Two Major Crashes in Two Days
Two young girls were killed in a single-vehicle crash on Wednesday, and major injuries were reported in a multi-vehicle collision on Thursday.
Santa Barbara Organizations Ensure Nobody Goes Hungry on Thanksgiving
Free meals and food distribution events are offered for people in need during the holiday week.
‘Bomb Cyclone’ to Brush by Santa Barbara County This Weekend
Santa Barbara’s first significant rainstorm of the season shouldn’t bring any threat of flooding or impactful winds, says National Weather Service.
ON the Beat | Songs, Stories, Masses and Solos of Note
This edition of ON the Beat was originally emailed to subscribers on November 21, 2024. To receive Josef Woodard’s music
In the Days That Followed
In the days since the debacle, the horror we saw clearly has been confirmed: The electorate has voted in a regime of vindictiveness and craven power.
Estate Sale
What a gift it is to / Stand out here in the early morning
Book Review | ‘Money, Lies, and God: Inside the Movement to Destroy American Democracy’ by Katherine Stewart
An example of how outstanding journalism provides context and connection on the rise of a political movement.
A California Child Tested Positive for Bird Flu. Here’s Why This Case Is Different
Bird flu has been spreading among dairy workers in California’s Central Valley, jumping from cows to people. A new suspected case in the Bay Area came from an unknown source.
Researchers Paint a Global Picture of Whale-Ship Collision Risk
UC Santa Barbara project scientist Rachel Rhodes co-authors a study in the journal “Science” providing the first global map of ship strike risk for four large whale species.
