SBART Press Luncheon: Elliott McGuire Receives Dos Pueblos Scholar Athlete of the Year Award
Callan Lee and Natalie Chan are the SBART Athletes of the Week.
Year: 2025
Purged by RFK Jr., Covid Vaccine Hero Dr. Peter Marks Fears Health Policy ‘Nihilism’ Will Cost Many Lives
He was celebrated as an architect of Operation Warp Speed during Trump’s first administration. Now he’s been forced out amid the ideological dismantling of science-based public health operations.
Green is the New Black
I recently came across an article in REALTOR® Magazine that really caught my eye. It was all about how showcasing energy efficiency is becoming a bigger priority when selling homes.
Newsom: Drill Baby Drill?
The fact is that demand for petroleum products in California continues to decline, due to increased sales of electric cars and greater efficiency in gas cars.
Review | The Imaginal Mystery Tour with Magdalena Bay
The alt-pop duo brought their surreal musical world to Anaheim, with creativity in droves.
‘Santa Barbara Literary Journal’ Welcomes New Editor-in-Chief Maryanne Knight
With a theme of ‘Superposition: Exploring the Ambiguity of Life, Love, and Death,’ SBLJ hosts an event at Tecolote Books for their new edition on Oct. 18.
Review | Mac DeMarco Sings His Little Heart Out at the Santa Barbara Bowl
A post-performance random run-in at Dargan’s yields a hug — and a quick interview with the Canadian musician.
Goleta Mainstay Del Pueblo Café in Danger of Closing
Owners turn to the public to help keep the family-run Mexican restaurant open in the face of financial struggles.
California Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber, Ph.D., Encourages Voter Participation During National Voter Education Week 2025
Sacramento, Calif. – In recognition of National Voter Education Week 2025, California Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber, Ph.D., urges all eligible
Roll-N-Rock 805 Ups the Volume
Now officially a nonprofit empowering Santa Barbara’s next generation of musicians, Rock-N-Roll 805 is setting the stage for more young artists.
